Emily Deschanel: We have done 8 seasons for us coming back to work
Interviewer: Yes, we know this, you know.
Emily Deschanel: We know that we are doing.
I mean we usually know the characters very well and obviously they change in their new
situations but it is like putting on old outfit and you know and there is more and fits your
body very nicely.
So it is good but it is definitely a hard time bones and Brennan when we opened this
season.
David Boreanaz: I don't think it is easy.
Emily Deschanel: I don't think it is easy but it is definitely it's very difficult and
for me -
David Boreanaz: It is for me I am not saying for you.
Emily Deschanel: It is very different than starting like a whole new character something
like that.
David Boreanaz: Right.
Emily Deschanel: We did a whole new project that's a much different thing than coming
in and doing same thing during the 8 seasons.
.
David Boreanaz: Oh, that's true but I mean I think kind of try to develop a sense of
I mean try and stretch and become like because the writing is so unique with itself on the
relationship that you just so try.
They put us in a situation we have to kind of see this character in a different life
because of the environment.
You know what it is like what is interesting about shows are they say how you mean a show
for exclusive.
How can you have to be in show for six seasons and not get bored of it?
I think that for us it is always been about our relationship and our characters relationship
and being able to be trusted into situation that are open for change and -
Emily Deschanel: Changing and evolving.
David Boreanaz: Yeah and evolving and that's what makes it exciting is not hey we are showing
up to work and then oh we got this and take it for granted.
I don't think that we do that.
Emily Deschanel: We are not on a lot of pilot.
David Boreanaz: No we are not.
We are very - we are always interested in the next scene in the next month, on how we
can kind of evolve that around on what's going on between characters and obviously Emily
said it is going to be an interesting tough start to the season because of how the season
8 ends.
Interviewer: You said the both wakes up in pain every morning?
Is that physical or physiological and are we are going to see any of that?
David Boreanaz: I always wanted to show that.
We haven't really seen that yet I think it would be fun to show that maybe one maybe
in episode we will examine that because of what he went through in the past with his
being sniper and being captured and tortured so I think that there is an opportunity for
that and I just want that I have always want I kind of put that in arts being a physical
idea within so I would love to show that.
So maybe one day we can see that.
Interviewer: How does the broken engagement affect Brennan and does she is like what is
called?
My brain is not working like does she go back into like her shell and put walls up again
or is like -
Emily Deschanel: She regrets.
Interviewer: That is the word thank you.
Emily Deschanel: I am amazed I thought of it.
You know there would be, she couldn't help but kind of protect herself in some way a
little bit.
She is incredibly sad but she is not gonna regrets to her also.
I think she is evolved enough that she is going to completely regrets back to her old
self.
She will have, she will try to protect herself but not to the degree that she is there.
Interviewer: And that she fight - do we eventually find out or she find out why that happened?
Emily Deschanel: Eventually.
Interviewer: Eventually?
Emily Deschanel: Yeah and she is a logical person and so I believe it is a logical enough
decision that he made that she would hopefully forgive him.
Interviewer: How do you analyze the changes that Bones have been through all these seasons?
David Boreanaz: How do you analyze them?
Interviewer: How do you analyze the changes?
David Boreanaz: Analyze the changes?
Interviewer: There have been a lot of changes their relationship and so on.
David Boreanaz: Right I am trying to figure out the part you analyze that.
Emily Deschanel: Well I don't know I don't analyze that usually but yeah.
David Boreanaz: I tried to figure that one out.
Emily Deschanel: I think my brain or something.
I don't know I mean to me - the way I see Brennan changes is you kind of built the wall
like you said.
She built the wall to protect herself and slowly each brick is coming down and the last
she is been the most vulnerable, last season last episode on the last season she is the
most vulnerable she has ever been.
The way you have seen her and she is really up the top and as a result is hurting more
than she is ever been hurt and so you know that is incredibly hard but at the same time
from knowing him from loving him that's what has changed her.
I think that is a wonderful thing that to see a character changed because of love and
because of another person that they love so that's how I look at the changes my character
has been through.
Interviewer: Thank you.
Interviewer: Guys we have time for just one more question.
Interviewer guy: David was you comic on during Angel.
David Boreanaz: Yes I was here.
Interviewer guy: What has changed?
David Boreanaz: Oh men - a like I mean we came here 97 so that was with Buffy and we
are all just excited to be working on a show that was verge of a called success and it
was the making of Joe Sweeden and you know Jay Greenwald and [inaudible 0:05:09] and
things fox were extremely interesting at that time and we just walk into a - I always kind
of look at it more as like grateful dead show in the parking lot not so glamorized, not
a lot publications here and people holding signs.
Yeah that was definitely not part of.
Emily Deschanel: Not a swag.
David Boreanaz: Yeah there was swag but I think it was like three tacos for you know
down the street.
There is a coupon or you I think there was not it was just a really strong sense of community
that was so diehard comic book fans and I think that and you should see how it is grown
obviously to become huge and like the [inaudible 0:05:56] that you just keep everyone wants
a piece of this and that and before you know it and then its all going to be gone and it
has to rebuild in a different way but you know it is to see the studious come in and
pump their films, their new shows and really have no connection.
Characters are interesting it is kind of funny.
I know it really isn't.
Emily Deschanel: Usually went there went here came here.
Because we came here before our show is even aired, we came here because of you.
Because of being on angel and Buffy.
David Boreanaz: Yeah tried to gain some support of this fans and bring them over to the bones
sector and but they have come out in masses and I think it is interesting.
I mean one thing I do find great about our show is if you just listen to the show like
an old time radio show like what they did radio classics.
You can get that sense of a Dick Tracy kind of a feel.
I keep saying Dick Tracy but that's would be my comic book metaphor for bones.
Interviewer guy: That is for getting fans.
David Boreanaz: Yeah next time.
I should have dusted them off I should have put them on.