Here's an interesting bit of news from Kristin over at E Online: producers of Bones will solve the mystery from the short-lived show Vanished on the show this fall.
Now, that's undoubtedly fantastic news for fans of Vanished (both of you), and it's intriguing that the network and the people behind Bones would actually want to take the time and effort to solve a mystery from a show most people have forgotten. But it's very cool, something you don't see on TV that often. I'm sure the episode will be more Bones-centric than Vanished-centric, but it's a great idea.
Murder, She Wrote did this once. They solved a mystery from an old film noir movie from the 40s (Strange Bargain), and even got several members of the cast back together for it.















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7-24-2007 @ 3:30PM
David said...
This is interesting.
I rather they just make one more episode of Vanished and release it on DVD. Bones is good by itself and Vanished isn't. So I rather they leave Bones alone and finish Vanished as a special DVD episode.
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7-24-2007 @ 3:38PM
TomB said...
Ever since they killed of Gale Harold as the lead FBI agent the show became unwatchable. I couldn't care less how it ends.
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7-24-2007 @ 3:54PM
Chuck said...
I have hoped for some kind of "ending", this show, as well as a couple of others taught me never to watch elongated series, you can't trust the network to finish the job.
And yes I watch Bones so maybe the proverbial 2 birds.. but never again will I watch a continuing drama - KIDNAP me if you will, give me NINE chances, my interest has VANISHED and TRAVELed on.
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7-24-2007 @ 4:12PM
Will said...
Neat idea. I thought they did resolve the mystery. I guess it all just blurred together with the other failed shows from last season.
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7-24-2007 @ 4:24PM
Carl said...
I never saw Millennium, but I know The X-Files had a Frank Black-centric episode... and it was even before Duchovny went part-time -- no ratings ploy! It was actually a decent episode and ended with a non-mind-controlled kiss between Scully and Mulder (on New Year's Eve) -- rather touching, actually.
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7-24-2007 @ 4:26PM
Fabrice said...
Same thing happened when they killed off The Lone Gunmen in an episode of The XFiles when the show got canceled.
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7-24-2007 @ 5:35PM
Mel said...
Didn't watch Vanished, but I love Bones, and it sounds like a neat idea to me.
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7-24-2007 @ 6:45PM
Tele-Toby said...
'Diagnosis Murder' tied up some loose ends from an episode of 'Mannix' nearly 30 years before when Mike Connors appeared on the show as Joe Mannix, along with actors from the original episode like Pernell Roberts and Julie Adams.
I'd love to see some closure for 'Coronet Blue' on some show and that's going on forty years since that ran during the summer.....
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7-24-2007 @ 7:55PM
Bash said...
I turned off Vanished after 20 minutes. I simply couldn't stand it and I watch a lot of TV. It was really really boring. Just as boring as the pilots for Chuck and Pushing Daisies *yawn*
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7-26-2007 @ 1:19PM
tcc3 said...
Fox could make a whole show of this! Every week could be devoted to tying up loose ends of canceled Fox mystery shows.
It would be the ironic hit of the season, except that Fox will cancel it after 2 episodes in favor of more House reruns.
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