Even though a Season 11 seems possible at this point, the uncertainty surrounding the show’s future made crafting the end of Season 10 difficult for executive producer Stephen Nathan. “We had planned a couple of really good cliff-hangers for the end of this season to lead us into Season 11,” he tells TVGuide.com. “We weren’t really able to do that because if by some chance the show did not come back, it would have been such a disappointment to the audience, who has stayed with us for so long, to just drop everything. So, we weren’t going to do that.”
Instead, Nathan had to build an ending that could give some closure but also leave the door open to continue. “We’re threading the line,” he says. “Because we haven’t gotten the official word yet… we have to operate under the assumption that this could be the end of our relationship with Booth and Brennan and these people.
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Bonnie Sauter says
I understand that cable wants to replace TV. I get TV for three programs of interest. “THREE”!
Bones is the reason I got TV first, since TV went digital and you have to pay for it. I am on disability and money is tight. This show gets my mind off of myself for a period of time. I have come to like the characters of the show and appreciate the gifting of your actors and writers. Even my 88 soon to be 89 year old father likes and appreciates Bones.
10 10 could be an ending, but Booth’s coma world could have two. Personally, having episodes like those two every 20 episodes or so are like a special present from the writers. Certain shows, the cast becomes like family. That’s great acting and writing! I would hate to see Bones go. Sincerely, Bonnie
PS Thank you everybody for making Bones GREAT!