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   David Boreanaz on the Bones Series Finale and Why He'll Never do a Buffy   
   Reunion   
      
   David Boreanaz, 47, got his big break as a member of the undead on Buffy the   
   Vampire Slayer and its spin off Angel. For the past 12 years, he’s played   
   the more human FBI Special Agent Seeley Booth on Fox’s hit series Bones,   
   loosely based on the books by Kathy Reichs. The series airs its final   
   episode March 28, and Boreanaz shares his thoughts on the future.   
      
   What can you tell us about the series finale?   
      
   What is great is I was able to get my dad (retired broadcaster Dave Thomas)   
   and my mom in the series finale. I also got my son, my daughter and my wife   
   Jaime in, so the whole family is definitely going to be in it.   
      
   What’s the biggest lesson that your dad taught you?   
      
   You’ve got to remember there are no rules in this town, so when you check in   
   at the studio gate, the last person you’re going to see is the guard. You   
   don’t know if you’re going to see him after day six or day 120, so treat   
   him   
   the same way you would on the first day.   
      
   What was your favorite Bones episode?   
      
   David Boreanaz on the Bones Series Finale and Why He'll Never do a Buffy   
   Reunion   
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   By PAULETTE COHN  @paulette49   
      
           David Boreanaz, 47, got his big break as a member of the undead on   
   Buffy the Vampire Slayer and its spin off Angel. For the past 12 years, he’s   
   played the more human FBI Special Agent Seeley Booth on Fox’s hit series   
   Bones, loosely based on the books by Kathy Reichs. The series airs its final   
   episode March 28, and Boreanaz shares his thoughts on the future.   
      
           What can you tell us about the series finale?   
      
           What is great is I was able to get my dad (retired broadcaster Dave   
   Thomas) and my mom in the series finale. I also got my son, my daughter and   
   my wife Jaime in, so the whole family is definitely going to be in it.   
      
           What’s the biggest lesson that your dad taught you?   
      
           You’ve got to remember there are no rules in this town, so when you   
   check in at the studio gate, the last person you’re going to see is the   
   guard. You don’t know if you’re going to see him after day six or day 120,   
   so treat him the same way you would on the first day.   
      
           What was your favorite Bones episode?   
      
           I loved the 200th because it was special—I loved going back and   
   doing an homage to Alfred Hitchcock and classic Hollywood. But I loved the   
   first episode, too, because it was so raw.   
      
           Looking back, is there something you wish you had gotten the chance   
   to do?   
      
           I wanted to do an old man episode really bad. I actually went and   
   got fitted for the prosthetic. It just didn’t work out time wise. It’s hard   
   to get people in and out of the makeup.   
      
           Would you ever consider a Buffy remake?   
      
           No, never; that’s done, see ya, next. I have no problem with the   
   cult audience, and I would totally get back into the genre, but I’m not a   
   big reunion guy. I tend to like to go forward. I don’t like to go   
   backward—except when I’ve got ice skates on my feet and I’m playing   
   hockey.   
      
           What’s next for you?   
      
           I’m in a position now where I just don’t feel like I need to chase   
   anything in my life, so whatever happens, happens. To me, it’s really about   
   finding something that would fit with what I’d like to do, whether that’s   
   developing something, being a part of something or directing a show or a   
   pilot.   
      
      
      
   David   
      
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