Hart Hanson's bone series has never been a Fox hit, but thanks to his dedicated fan-base, there was a high-ranking Nielsen rating, which made him one of the safest network shows during the 12-year operation. Viewers dug their out of plot and, of course, the will--or-no-no-chemistry between Forensic ingenious temperament "Bones" Brennan (Emily Deschanel) and FBI Agent Seli Booth (David Borenaz) - something that spilled over to the accompanying players who hit their romantic sparks (most important among Angela Montenegro in Michela Konlin and Tjec Hodzins on TJ Thyne).

Indeed, the "bones" had a deep bench of accompanying characters that were immensely attractive, so it is surprising that Hanson and Fox have never been able to generate a spinoff series for one or more of them. Surely, they could take a chance for one of the Skins' series? Well, There were "bones: skeleton crew" In 2006, but it was a celebrated ad for Sprint and MasterCard consisting of two -minute episodes.

The only serious attempt at Spinoff "Bones" He came in 2011, when Hart presented the character Major Walter Sherman in the episode of the 6th "The Finder". Displayed by the unstable charming OffEF STLULTS, the character was a friend of Booth, who, after sustaining a severe head injury while serving in the Iraq war, reveals that he possesses power, well, to find valuable things for people desperate to recover something they have lost. It was loosely based on a series of books called "Locator" by Richard Green, but, given Florida's setting, feels like he is greeted by Travis McGee consulting consultant in D.N D.'s novels. McDonald.

However, Hanson justified saw the potential in the Stuts that brings procedural and surrounded him with a talented actor (Michael Clark Duncan, Mercedes Massen and Maggie Hason) that seemed to have been built for a long way. Unfortunately, the "inventor" lasted only 13 episodes in 2012, but it may have been linked to Dani Treyo some regular television.

In the episode "Bones" introduced by the character of the Stults, Walter, while investigating a suspicious death that could be linked to the stolen wealth map to descend to Bishop Edward Galano, as no one other than Treyo played. The bishop is an acquaintance of Voltaire, and the interaction between the Stutts and Treyo is so engaged that you have probably realized that the latter will find a home as at least repetitive character of the "inventor".

While Galano never appeared during the short shelf life, that doesn't mean Hanson went through Treyo. Indeed, if you can get a character actor with his size to appear on a one -off appearance on your television show, you may also set it to something local in a row. Guys like Walter meet a lot of people and trade with all sorts of services; Galano would have been a fun mate for re -examination.

Unfortunately, the "inventor" aired his latest episode on 11.05.2012, which subsequently released the Stuts to act in the ridiculous military sitcom of Kevin Bigel "written". Fox has unfortunately canceled that series after a season, which means someone else will have to be the person who gives the Strouts the long -standing show he deserves. Tip of this creator: Write a part of Tray.