Things may not have worked out all that well for La's suits, which was canceled after a season despite the success of her mothers series. But don't make a mistake, we are still very much in the era of Newstalgia, streaming trend It's simple how to take something popular from a past era and present to modern audiences as if it were new.

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The "bones" may not seem like it belongs to a past tense, as the show just ended in 2017. But not only is it almost a decade ago, things have changed pretty dramatically since then. Moreover, the "bones" debuted all the way in 2005, which means there is a whole generation of watching TV that have no memory of the time when the show dominated the TV network. Jack, there is a whole generation that does not remember network television, so the "bones" is a very hunger of stust.

Unfortunately, Bone Revival is much more complicated than it may seem After the Disney acquisition for 2019 of Fox of the 20th century. Understanding who owns what in the wake of such a big ransom can prove to be awkward enough that we never get the "bone" season 13. But that would be a great shame, seeing almost every actor in the series is not ready to return, but is able to do so because their characters were spared.

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Did the writers knew when they created the episode that fans would argue for streaming in the near future? Well, not true.

"Bones" ran for impressive 12 seasons of Fox, which meant The end had to be big. After all, this was not "LA's suits". The fans were with a series for more than a decade and had to come up with a bang - what he did literally. The penultimate episode of the "bones" was seen by the Institute of Effeefenson, which hosted Emily Deschan Brennan and Skinters in all 12 seasons, leveled in an explosion that, as we know in the series, did not bring any beloved characters.

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Spoke co-showner Michael Peterson TVLin For the final, revealing that, given that writers knew the show would get out of the air, the blown laboratory is that you don't want "someone else to play with our toys". (Also, David Boreanaz wanted to blow uQ from the first day.) Asked if there are discussions on killing any of the regular roles in the blast, Peterson said:

"There were. There were a lot of discussion. But this (scenario) just felt like the one that was most sincere on our show. If this was" 24 "or" homeland ", it would be quite different. This is a show where everyone climbs to the sunset."

Then, based on Peterson's comments, the writers did not have to restart or revive the brain when they wrote the "bone" final - though it is difficult to imagine that the thought was not passing in the mind. After all, they decided to keep all living so that the door remains open to return ... Even if the doors of the Effeeferson Institute are reduced to ashes.

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