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Fox's 'Bones' Shuts Down; Swine Flu the Cause?

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Fox's 'Bones' Shuts Down; Swine Flu the Cause?

By Josef Adalian
Published: October 05, 2009

Fox's hit drama "Bones" has temporarily shut down production-- due to swine flu!

At least that's the word from series creator, and expert Tweeter, Hart Hanson. He announced Monday on his Twitter feed that "Bones" would not be filming today.

What he didn't write: Series star David Boreanaz is the person out sick.

"First time in Bones history we are shut down from production," Hanson wrote. "**** swine flu! That's gonna cut into Christmas hiatus."

A 20th Century Fox TV spokesman confirmed that Boreanaz is out sick today and that as a result, filming was suspended today.

Less clear, however, is Hanson's diagnosis that H1N1 is the cause of Boreanaz's sickness. It may be too soon to say if the star has regular flu or the variety more commonly called "swine flu."

It's expected "Bones'" producers will take the situation day by day, deciding later today or tomorrow whether production can resume.
 
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Swine Flu Hits Backstreet Boys and ?Bones?
October 5th, 2009 4:58 pm / Author: OK! Staff

wenn8096731-copyBad day today for the Backstreet Boys and the set of Bones: A bout of swine flu has attacked Backstreet Boy member Brian Littrell and has also shut down production of Bones today. Hmm, does the H1N1 virus like alliteration?

In a statement from the band, Brian has been diagnosed with swine flu, leading the group to cancel their NYC Pinktober Hard Rock Caf? signing as well as their CBS Early Show performance Tuesday.

?We were really looking forward to spending time with our closest fans and friends in NYC and take part of Pinktober, an unbelievable and important program,? Brian says. ?I hope we can come back soon and do everything we can to help.?

The Backstreet Boys are in NYC promoting their new album This is Us, which comes out tomorrow.

According to E! News, production of Bones has also been shut down today due to the H1N1 virus.

Hart Hanson, the creator of the show, tweeted, ?First time in Bones history we are shut down from production. **** swine flu! That?s gonna cut into our Christmas hiatus.?

To the relief of many David Boreanaz fans Hanson later cleared up any confusion tweeting, ?Oops! There is no indication that Boreanaz has swine flu. We expect him back tomorrow. I?m now going out to get swine flu myself in atonement.?
 
Re: Fox's 'Bones' Shuts Down; Swine Flu the Cause?

Too bad they didn't work it into the script. It would have been a timely warning. It might have been interesting to see if art could reflect real life with the production trying to function short of staff.
 
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