David Boreanaz, known for his role as Booth in the popular TV show Bones, recently opened up about the possibility of a revival. The idea of bringing back the beloved procedural drama has been a hot topic amongst fans, mainly because of the incredible on-screen chemistry between Boreanaz and his co-star, Emily Deschanel.

Boreanaz, who has previously seemed uninterested in reviving the show, now offers a more nuanced perspective. He misses working with Deschanel and the dynamic between their characters, Booth and Brennan. Boreanaz suggests that a revival could be an "easy show to recreate" and might even be fun to do. However, he emphasizes that any revival would have to be a limited engagement.

The actor reflects fondly on their working relationship, noting that they supported each other through good and bad days. He sees the show as a form of mindless entertainment but acknowledges its popularity and reverence among fans. Boreanaz envisions a scenario where Booth and Brennan's daughter is entering college and the former FBI agent is honored at Quantico. This situation could serve as an interesting premise for a revival.

Unlike the definitive endings of some of his other shows, Bones has an open-ended narrative that lends itself well to a revival. Creator Hart Hanson has expressed challenges due to rights issues and the lack of a script. Nevertheless, Boreanaz and Deschanel are both open to the idea, along with the show's producers. A limited run might be the best approach to gauge audience interest and potentially extend the series.

David Boreanaz Talks About a Bones Revival

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