This is why Zack Addy left bones

It has been said several times before, but it carries a repetition, especially for the hard -working lovers who have been easily operated: to keep a long -term series of writers, members of the acting team, viewers and producers/exhibitors need to get rid of things, and this sometimes means writing a common personality. Sometimes, they have no choice in this. McLean Stevenson and Wayne Rogers “M*A*S*H” left after his fourth season because they felt that they had passed their personalities (The former mistakenly believed that he was on the threshold of television stardom). Sheli Long, “Cheers”, withdrew after the fifth season of the comic series that was launched in a semi -successful cinematic life.

Sometimes, it is good to take a likable figure in a completely unexpected direction, which is exactly what the Hanson Hanson team and the “Bones” team with the Jefferson Institute that Uber Zak Adi loves, which Eric Miligan played. It was clear that this was still somewhat early in the 12 -season show race, but with strong classifications and increasing fans, it seemed very likely that the “bones” would have been wandering for a while.

So Hanson, instead of resting on his glories in Nielsen, chose to throw one of the curve by turning the young, beloved world into the ingenuity of a serial killer for human meat.

Gormogon is definitely one of the most bad bad guys in the history of “Bones” (Although it is certainly not one of the co -star David Burinaz) Therefore, a great shock was shocked when the book revealed that Adi was completely in the splendor of the killer. The fans were not happy with this developmentBut Melijan took it well. on Boneheads Adi, Edi, told Emily Deshansane and Carla Gallo that during the 2008 book strike, he was traveling to the country after the basketball team in Portland Tril Blazrez. In a game, he received a call from Hanson:

(Hart) was like, well, it will not be a regular chain in the show anymore. But we will still return to you! It is not completely bad news. We still return to you from time to time. “They finished not returning me because they told me that they were going to do so, as I had a useful profession as things did not go to Broadway, otherwise

Initially, he was told that his character would be Goromogon. But after receiving some clarification, he realized what was asked to do. As he said TV guide In 2008:

“Bring me with me, tell me, and I was like,” What? Zach eats people? “And they told me that I do not eat people, I kill them – I did not reach the eating stage. But I was excited because I knew it would be an exciting transmission.”

Displayed, yes, but Melijan was barely star when he left the “bones”. He had an anxiety profession. Although he will go from the “bones” for a while, Hanson left the door open to return somewhere below the line.

(R) He said, “You know, you will not be killed, so we still have the option to return you.” It was shocking, and I had to follow it and know that this is what was happening.

What I am, Which was diagnosed with a bipolar disorder in 2006 (Who, although he was being dealt with successfully and had nothing to do with his departure from the show), did not work significantly outside the “bones”, but Hanson kept his word and returned AD to the last two seasons. They even managed to intuitively part of the optimistic closure of the washed character, which we hope will calm down some fans because of its sudden changing bow.

You have to give Millegan a credit load: Many actors would have wandered in the press about unexpectedly eliminating a popular series, but he treated the fate of his personality gently. He also played the professional structure to work as a regular series on “bones” as huge assistance in helping him overcome his condition. Very good for Hanson to do it properly by the actor and his personality. Now here is in the hope that some Millegan intelligent exit will return to our living rooms in a new series. He is a distinctive talented actor. We need more Milligan!

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