When “Bones” ended in 2017, he had been underway for 12 seasons. As such, there were many potential memories that distribution and crew could have sneaned the last day. Given the duration of the show and its success, there were all the reasons for them to do it. Stars David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel spoke of working togetherBy remembering this as a positive experience, that it seems that they are ready to repeat, if their comments on The potential renewal of “bones” are something to pass. In fact, almost everyone who worked on the Fox procedure seem to be impatient to come back, suggesting that the series was not only a great success, but a great time all around.

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As such, you can imagine why the actors would have taken a piece of the show with them in 2017. For Boreanaz, he was somewhat spoiled for choice in this regard. The actor had infused his character, the special agent of the FBI Seeley Booth, with elements of his own personality, decorating the office of the man with all kinds of hockey memories, thus guaranteeing that Booth was just as big fan of the sport as he was himself. As such, you may expect him to withdraw with part of the agent’s office decoration. Although he could have done it well, it seems that a much more improbable gift from Deschanel was offered.

David Boreanaz has always talked about his time on “Bones”, but there were a few things that were not protruding facts for the veteran actor. For example, Boreanaz hated a particular (but short -lived) aspect of playing the SEELEY standAnd the star openly criticized A “Bones” scenario he said was just a “bad television”. Otherwise, however, he seemed to have really appreciated his 12 -year -old stand opposite Emily Deschanel as Brennan Temperance.

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By The end of the “bones”, Booth and Brennan had been married for some time, so the final of the series was particularly emotional for the stars, who had to say goodbye to their fictitious marriage alongside the show which had been such a large part of their lives for more than a decade. As such, you might expect them to offer each other something deeply significant as a separation gift, and in a way, they did.

In an interview Tvinsids, The pair was asked what they had taken from the whole, Boreanaz replied that he only took “only a few things. It was not much”. However, he received something from his co-star, who said: “I took something and I gave it to David as a joke. I wrapped everything well”, before Boreanaz confirms that it was, in fact, a mailpaper Laurel and Hardy Mask. What it is the devil means remains uncertain, because there has never been a scenario that included a paper and Hardy paper mask. Deschanel added that he was a co-star “always frightened by the things of the mask”, so it could have been an overall background decoration which was never used or presented briefly in one scene or another. Anyway, Boreanaz seemed to find it funny, admitting to Tvinsider that he “laughs so hard”, opening him.

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Since David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel started on “bones”, they seemed to have their working relationship. THE The stars of “Bones” have established a condition to work together Even before the show begins, recognizing that they would spend so much time together, thus giving themselves the permission to move away at any time if they felt disturbed or irritated and talk about their feelings rather than keeping things in the bottle.

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According to Deschanel, it has often manifested itself while Boreanaz sent her a diet coke to let him know that she could have turned him away. The actress said The Hollywood Reporter That “became a joke that if someone acted badly, you give them a coke diet”. Obviously, the stars of the “bones” had the kind of relationship that allowed them to joke, and it seems that Deschanel’s gift at his co-star at the end of the program’s race was an extension. The actress told Tvinsider that she even wrapped the mask, suggesting that Boreanaz initially thought that he was getting something really sincere – which, in a way, was.