Fox lines up 'Bones' for Season 2
Fox digs 'Bones' show
March 24, 2006
Fox Broadcasting Co. has given an early sophomore-season nod to the drama series "Bones" from 20th Century Fox TV, the network confirmed Thursday.
The series stars Emily Deschanel as a forensic anthropologist and part-time novelist whose specialty is identifying bodies and solving crimes based on clues left behind in victims' bones. David Boreanaz plays an FBI homicide investigative agent who often works with her on investigations.
"Bones" has bounced around Fox's schedule this season but primarily aired in the Tuesday 8 p.m. slot until "American Idol" returned in January. The series has averaged 8.4 million viewers and a 3.6 rating/9 share in the adults 18-49 demographic so far this season, according to Nielsen Media Research.
"Bones" was created by Hart Hanson, who serves as executive producer along with Barry Josephson.
The series stars Emily Deschanel as a forensic anthropologist and part-time novelist whose specialty is identifying bodies and solving crimes based on clues left behind in victims' bones. David Boreanaz plays an FBI homicide investigative agent who often works with her on investigations.
"Bones" has bounced around Fox's schedule this season but primarily aired in the Tuesday 8 p.m. slot until "American Idol" returned in January. The series has averaged 8.4 million viewers and a 3.6 rating/9 share in the adults 18-49 demographic so far this season, according to Nielsen Media Research.
"Bones" was created by Hart Hanson, who serves as executive producer along with Barry Josephson.
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