Emily Deschanel began his career in 1994 and appeared in several TV shows and films. But so far her most memorable and most famous role has been like a forensic anthropologist "Bone" Brennan of Fox's procedural "bones". Not only did she play the role for 12 seasons between 2005 and 2017, but Deshanel also directed one of the most important episodes of "bone" And she became the producer of the Season 4 series, ensuring that she had an element of control over the show that came to define her career. In turn, Deschanel has played a major role in defining the series itself, which, after so long air, is impossible to think without the actress in the lead role.

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There's another one Woman that would not exist either "bones" or temperament BrennanHowever: Katie Reichs. A forensic anthropologist in real life, Reichs, has used his decade -long experience to write a series of novels for mysteries based on Brennan, who was based on himself. It started in 1997 with the book "Deja Mrs" and the series remains underway to this day. Reichs, meanwhile, remains actively authorized by the US Board of Judicial Anthropology and helped resolve major cases during her career. One of her minor achievements, but interesting, however, helps Deschanel solve a mystery similar to "bones" in the years after the Fox show ended.

From the moment the "bones" got out of the air, there was talk of revival, and while Emily Deschanel said he would not act in the show again as "bones"She always spoke in a positive sense of returning to the role of Temperament Brennan. Meanwhile, she seems to have taken over the reputation of her character. The actress, which is currently co-host of the bone podcast for bone diversion ", recently appeared on Wide ideas Podcast, where he remembered how he was asked to solve the mystery of some bones that nobody dug but the creators of "Stranger Things", the Duffer brothers.

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According to Deshanel, she and the Duffer brothers have a friend, and this friend contacted the actress after the brothers discovered bones during digging. "They found bones while digging for something," she said. "I don't know if it was for their office or a house or something.

"What I have is Katie Reichs, who was the author of the books and is the forensic anthropologist itself (...) I have a quick dial, I wrote the photos and immediately (she) was like" animal ". Maybe I can't solve something like this, but I got a guy, I got a gal. "

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Fortunately, Duffers has not revealed any terrible scene of the crime and this has become a fun anecdote that also only reminds us of how closely Deschan's Deschan is Temperament Brennan is.