How Bones’ Season 4 Crossover With Community Man Got here To Be

The episode aired in 2009, proper when each displays have been arguably on the peak in their respective cultural powers. Boreanaz ended up returning the bias in shorten layout, as he seemed in short within the “Family Guy” season 9 episode “Road to the North Pole.” For what it’s significance, /Film ranked “Family Guy” season 9 as the best in the show’s long, storied historical past. Boreanaz had a minimum of a petite phase to play games in all of that.

This used to be no longer the one crossover that used to be proposed via Hanson and the creators right through the longer term the line loved on Fox. As he defined in the similar interview, “Bones” came very close to crossing over with another crime show, “Lie to Me.” Then again, timing and logistics were given in the best way of that one taking place:

“Crossovers come up all the time as a possibility. For a while we were talking about doing a ‘Lie to Me’ crossover. I always thought a ‘Fringe’ crossover could work if we started at the same crime scene. It’s so difficult to arrange crossovers because somehow the two shows have to come to an agreement on a time and a place and all those things. And most of quite honestly are doing things at a flat-out run just trying to get a show to the air. With ‘Lie to Me,’ Sean Ryan had just taken over the show when we started talking about it, and he had his hands full.”

“Bones” is these days streaming on Hulu and Amazon High Video.