One Bones Moment Made Emily Deschanel Cry So Much They Had To Scrap The Footage
Emily Deschanel's character on Bones was for the most part clinical and unemotional, but that didn't stop Deschanel from bawling over one season 2 plotline.
Read MoreEmily Deschanel's character on Bones was for the most part clinical and unemotional, but that didn't stop Deschanel from bawling over one season 2 plotline.
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