Danny Trejo was a hijab in a back bone pilot, she gave birth to a failed show

The Hart Hanson’s “Bones” procedural series was not a fugitive success for Fox, but thanks to the loyal fans base, it had a high evaluation hall in Nielsen, making it one of the most reliable networks of the network over 12 years. The viewers have dug from their outskirts, and of course, they-or they were not a chemistry between The criminal genius “Bones” Brennan (Emily Deshansil) and FBI agent Celly Booth (David Borianaz) – which spoke to supporters, who struck their own romantic sparks (most notably between Michelle Convenue in Angela Montenegro and TJ Thyne’s Jack Hodgins).

In fact, “Bones” had a deep seat of support for characters that were very attractive, so it is surprising that Hanson and Fox were never able to generate the separation chain for one or more. Certainly, they can seize an opportunity for a series? Well, There was “bones: skeleton crew” In 2006, but that was a glorious commercial advertisement for SPRINT and MasterCard consisting of two -minute episodes.

The only dangerous attempt in the “bones” emitted It came in 2011, when Heart presented the character of Major Walter Sherman in the sixth season episode “The Finder”. The generous, indifferent character depicted by Jeff Stollz was a friend of Both’s, after suffering a severe head injury while serving in the Iraq war, discovering that he has the ability to find valuable things for people who are desperate to restore something they lost. It was based on a series of books called “The Locator” written by Richard Grener, but, given its preparation in Florida, it seems to be a reference to the Travis McGgy rescue consultations in John D. McDonald.

However, Hanson saw the possibilities of the papers that carried it procedurally, and surrounded him with talented actors (Michael Clark Dunkan, Mercedes Mason, and Maji Hason) who looked in the long run. Unfortunately, “The Finder” lasted only 13 episodes in 2012, but it was connected, as Danny Trejo gave some regular TV works.

In the “Bones” episode that presented the character of Stuffs and Walter, with an investigation into a suspicious death that may be linked to the map of the stolen treasure, falls to the bishop Edward Galano, as played by Trejo. Bishop is a Walter acquaintance, and the interaction between Stuffs and Trejo participates to the point that you are likely to find that the latter will find at least a repeated personality on “The Finder”.

Although Galano was unprecedented while playing the short offer, this does not mean that Hanson was with Trejo. In fact, if you can get a personal actor in size to show one appearance in your TV program, you can also put it on something more. Men meet like Walter with many people, and they trade in all kinds of good deeds; Galano was an enjoyable colleague to reconsider.

Unfortunately, “The Finder” broadcast its last episode on May 11, 2012, which was then liberated to Stars in the fun military play of Kevin Biegel.