I finally got a bit of time to go through each of the main Bones cast bios to update the information in them. Then I got very ambitious and made bio pages for the interns and the recurring cast of Bones.
I realize that it’s slightly risky to do all of them, since some my not be in the new season, but we’ve grown to like them all enough that I hope you will enjoy the bios for each of them. Here are all of the new and updated cast bios:
Yes, it’s true. All of the recurring cast members of Bones are busy outside of the series too. Many of them have multiple movies and some even have new series pilots they have been working on. Here’s a bit of what I could find on each of them:
On another site, I found these more casual and candid photos of the cast at the Bones 100th episode party. It looks like everyone had a great time!
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Here are photos of the female Bones cast members that were at the 100th episode celebration. They all look terrific, don’t you think?
Here’s a bit of fun Bones trivia. I am also a fan of House and write a blog about it too. So while I was watching an old episode of House, I noticed a very fun bit of Bones trivia.
The two shows have many things in common. Hart Hanson (creator of Bones) and David Shore (creator of House) regularly have coffee with each other and the sets of th two FOX shows are located next to each other. Not to mention that Stephen Fry, who plays Dr. Gordon Gordon Wyatt is House star Hugh Laurie’s best friend.
So imagine how much fun it was to see two of Bones‘ interns as guest stars in one episode of House. Carla Gallo, who plays Daisy Wick, played the teacher in House episode Act Your Age. And Joel Moore, who plays Fisher, was the strange clinic patient that had to go home to pee in a cup.
Since the episode first aired in 2007, I have to wonder if they helped each other get the gig because they knew each other from Bones, or if Hart & David Shore had something to do with it. Something like this would probably not be a coincidence.
Do any off you know the story? If you do, let us know by leaving a comment!
There’s a bit of disturbing news for Bones fans. It seems that two of our regular interns have been cast in new series pilots. That doesn’t mean 100% that they will leave the show, because the pilots still might not get picked up by the network. And it’s possible that they could do an occasional episode while still on a new show, but not too likely. I’m torn. I don’t want to hope the series fail so they can stay on Bones, but I don’t want them to leave either.
We know that Joel David Moore, who plays Fisher, has been in Avatar…only one of the biggest films of recent months, and he’s got several other movies on his resume. It’s no surprise, then, that he’s been cast in a new NBC pilot. Here’s a bit more info about it:
Nathan vs. Nurture stars Harrington as Nathan, an overachieving heart surgeon who reunites with his biological dad Arthur and underachieving brothers 35 years after his adoption. [Source: Comedy Central]
Hart Hanson sent this message on Twitter telling us:
In “good for them, bad for us” department Bones pal @joeldavidmoore scores a pilot role in “Nathan vs Nurture”. Big congrats big talent. [Source: @HartHanson]
This news is also not too surprising. Carla Gallo, who plays Daisy, has a recurring role in the show Men of a Certain Age while she’s doing the intern gig on Bones. It’s highly unlikely that she could also continue both recurring roles, while doing a new series.
She’s been cast in a new FOX network series called The Station. Here’s more info about that:
Ben Stiller’s company is producing the already buzz-worthy “The Station,” a single-camera comedy about a covert CIA operative and his workmates who are embedded in a South American banana republic and with the task of installing a new dictator. Newcomer Kevin Napier wrote the script and the cast has some comedic heavy hitters: John Goodman, Justin Bartha (“The Hangover”), Rob Huebel (“I Love You Man”), Carla Gallo (“Forgetting Sarah Marshall”), Jordan Peele (“MadTV”) and Jose Zuniga (“Twilight”). [Source: LA Times]
I’ll update you once there is more news about either of these.