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The season 7 of Bones will premiere with its Halloween episode titled “The Memories in the Shallow Grave.”

Let’s see how B and B deals with the pregnancy.

Season 7 premieres on November 3.

You can check Bones Season 7 Reviews and Spoilers HERE.

Andrew Leeds will enter Bones season 7 as one of the most notorious villains.

Leeds’ character, Christopher Pellant, is a tech-savvy hacker/activist who is, when we meet him, under house arrest for crashing the Department of Defense’s communications network, putting military lives at risk.

Despite the hindrance of an ankle monitor and lack of Internet access, Pellant goes on a killing spree that Special Agent Seeley Booth must put a stop to. He’s definitely no Broadsky. This is a 2011-12 enemy.

Bones returns November 3, with Leeds scheduled to appear in the show’s midseason finale in December. His story arc will continue next spring, with the bulk of the six fall episodes dedicated to Brennan’s pregnancy.

The former Boy Meets World star is coming to Bones season 7.

Earlier, Savage wrote: “First day on the set of Bones. Great show and a very talented cast!” That’s pretty much a dead giveaway, but it was later confirmed.

Big Ben will play Hugh Burnside, a former shipping store employee who finds himself in the middle of an investigation in the fourth episode of the season.

Bones season 7 premieres November 3 on Fox.

You can check Bones Season 7 Reviews and Spoilers HERE.

What do you want to see on season 7 of Bones? A baby girl or boy?

Right now, we don’t know the gender of Booth and Brennan’s future child. But Michaela Conlin (Angela) does, and says that by the second episode this fall, we will too.

Angela and Brennan will have plenty to talk about, considering Angela just had a baby and is in the process of trying to figure out how to be a working mom herself.

Clearly, Season 7 will be one of big adjustments for the team. The one saving grace, Conlin tells EW: “I heard there’s a full-time daycare in the Jeffersonian,” she says.

He is old but definitely he is still a busy man.

Ralph Waite, 83-year-old actor could do worse as far as paternal roles. We recently reported that he will return to NCIS for the fourth straight season as Gibbs’ father. Today, we learned he’ll also be brought back to Bones this fall as the grandfather of Seeley Booth!

Gramps reappears in the fourth episode this fall, TV Line reports, when Booth “is faced with a family crisis,” according to executive producer Stephen Nathan.

Set to return in that very same episode? Tina Majorino’s Special Agent Genevieve Shaw! Also, Carla Gallo will reprise her role as Miss Daisy Wick at some point.

The status of Daisy’s relationship with Sweets will remain “ambiguous” in the early going, John Francis Daley says. “They love each other very much,” he adds.

“I have the feeling – I don’t know this for a fact – that their [relationship] will be unpredictable.”

What can you say about his upcoming appearance?

Morgan Fairchild is coming to Bones season 7. I’m excited to see this!

Morgan will appear in the third episode of the seventh season (mid-November) as a woman named Bianca, the intelligent, impeccably dressed CEO of Dillio Toys.

In the episode, remains of a toy company employee are discovered, and Brennan and Booth therefore must put together puzzle pieces, somehow involving Bianca.

What can you say about this plot?

You can check Bones Season 7 Reviews and Spoilers HERE.

Hart Hanson felt that he had to avoid the Moonlighting curse on Bones.

By circumventing what some think of as the best part of TV couples who finally get together – actually seeing them get together, and being a couple – Hanson believes he’s avoided any chance of the show’s trademark Booth-Brennan dynamic growing stale.

Says Hart in an interview with EW:

“I really feel like we got to jump the part where the curse could get its teeth in. I always thought that the Moonlighting curse was when two people have sexual tension and then everything’s [suddenly] fine and the world looks the same.”

“What do you to then? We don’t have that. The world does not look the same,” he adds. “They got together and we get to start again from a different place.”

That said, he says fans will NOT be disappointed by what’s to come this fall, and that some of the blanks – such as the lack of love scene – may be filled in yet.

“I want everyone to tune in to see that. I don’t want to say it’s going to happen, but I do believe people will be pleased with what they see,” the creator says with a smile. “I think the first images of the new season will explain a lot.”

“I don’t want to blow anything big here, but people will be as interested and excited as [the creative team is] in where all these characters are.”

Bones season 7 premieres on November 3.

Luke Kleintank is coming to Bones season 7.

He’ll be portraying Finn Abernathy, a brilliant, sweet and rough-around-the-edges young genius with a “redneck charm” who earned his college degree at age 16.

According to TV Guide, Cam welcomes Finn aboard the Jeffersonian, but Caroline is concerned about Finn’s checkered past and its impact on the rest of the staff.

The wunderkind did time in a juvenile detention center, after all. While no one can fill the void of Vincent Nigel-Murray, this new squintern sounds intriguing.

Kleintank has played Elliot Leichter on Gossip Girl and Chris Minor on No Ordinary Family, and guest starred on episodes of The Good Wife and Parenthood.

Finally, on season 7 of Bones we will see Booth and Brennan living together, as a full-fledged couple, preparing for the birth of their first child.

Executive producer Stephen Nathan spoke about that changing dynamic and much more in a recent interview with TV Guide. Excerpts appear below:

On whether Emily Deschanel’s pregnancy spawned this twist: “We’d been talking about it even before the pregnancy. We had something to deal with here that was a reality. There are two people that the audience ultimately knew had to get together.”

“So, how do we get these two people together without falling victim [the Moonlighting curse]? It seemed this was a way to leapfrog that time in a relationship when it’s all lovey-dovey [because] that’s when it becomes uninteresting; the conflict disappears.”

On the lack of a love scene: “We have seen those scenes in the past. I know there are some viewers who wanted to see them in bed, kissing and the lights go out and all that stuff. It just did not seem necessary to us.”

“It seemed to us that what we saw in the penultimate episode – Brennan coming to Booth’s bed – [was] them probably being as loving as two people can be.”

“Seeing them jumping around in the sack did not seem as important to us as the emotional evolution of the characters and who they were to each other.”

On the changed dynamic: “It’ll just be a new way to see them. It’s going to be a new take on their relationship, because they’re not going to change.”

“These are two people who see the world in a fundamentally different way, and they’re now going to have to find a way to live together and have a family.”

“They’ve always loved each other. The audience has always known that. But they have to negotiate all of the complexities of living together.”

On their status this fall: “They are a couple who have come together to have and raise this baby. How Booth and Brennan are a couple remains to be seen.”

“Booth is the marrying kind; Brennan doesn’t want to get married. These are issues that are going to come up and be an integral part of their relationship.”

On when the baby will be born: “I can’t tell you. We are just trying to make this as surprising and sort of emotionally fraught as we possibly can.”

On the role of family members: “We’ll be seeing Max (Ryan O’Neal) again, and we’ll be dealing with an important aspect of Booth’s family as well.”

On doing just six episodes in the fall: “Had we started earlier, we still would have had a limited number of episodes because of Emily’s condition.”

“[But] we would have been on the air and off the air and on the air and off the air. I think the best thing for the show always is to have a longer run of uninterrupted episodes so that the audience and the fans can really get involved.”

On a surprise development at the end of those episodes: “We want to leave with a real surprise for the audience from a plot point of view. I’m not necessarily talking about Booth and Brennan. I mean introducing another nefarious character.”

On said character: “Someone who is an extremely odd and fearless foe. Only he’s going to be much more of a 21st-century, tech-savvy foe.”

Spoiler full article huh? What do you think of these spoilers?

You can check Bones Season 7 Reviews and Spoilers HERE.

Sadly, we need to wait until November 3 before we can see the season 7 premiere of Bones. So what can we expect?

When the Fox drama does grace our screens for the first time this fall, we will be treated to a blossoming Brennan and a very protective Booth, according to EW.

The whole team, EW says, will officially be “on Brennan Watch” when the show returns, given that her pregnancy, like star Emily Deschanel’s, will be at the stage were “she has trouble maneuvering around Booth’s kitchen in the morning.”

Expect “typical Brennan reactions” to their offers of help, naturally.

Executive producer Stephen Nathan previously stated that the seventh season premiere will pick up after a moderately-long time jump in Brennan’s third trimester.

Any expectations on season 7 of Bones?

You can check Bones Season 7 Reviews and Spoilers HERE.