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Unknown Pho­to­shoot (Credit to Bones-Daily.com)

Updated the gallery with new Bones images from Sea­son One and Two plus some great unseen behind the scene images on the set of Bones.BonesUnseen Pub­lic Event Images­Fox Win­ter TCA Party — Arrivals — 17 Jan 2006Fox Network’s Fall Sea­son Pre­miere — 24 Oct 2005

21st Gen­e­sis Awards — 24 Mar 2007

Make no ‘Bones’ about it, Michaela Con­lin is hap­pyBy Kathy Lauer-Williams Of The Morn­ing Call­For Allen­town native Michaela Con­lin, the sec­ond sea­son of the Fox TV series ”Bones,” which started ear­lier this month, will bring the chance of romance for her char­ac­ter, Angela Montenegro.Conlin, whose char­ac­ter is the best friend of foren­sic anthro­pol­o­gist Tem­per­ance Bren­nan, played by Emily Deschanel, says Mon­tene­gro will heat things up with the ”bug guy,” fel­low sci­en­tist Dr. Jack Hod­gins, who is an expert on insects and spores in the foren­sic lab.”It’s a lit­tle strange because [actor TJ Thyne] is a good friend of mine, and I have to pre­tend to have a crush on him” Con­lin says. ”But it’s nice for Angela to get out of the lab.”However, she gave a quick ”no com­ment” to whether fans will see Mon­tene­gro and Hod­gins in a love scene.Conlin says she had sug­gested last sea­son that the char­ac­ter have a romance and the pro­duc­ers were open to the idea.”The char­ac­ter is so much fun,” she says. ”She’s so wise and irrev­er­ent. She’s a lit­tle wacky and likes to live life to the fullest.”Conlin, a 1996 grad­u­ate of Park­land High School, says she is thrilled that the series, which airs at 8 p.m. Wednes­days, is in its sec­ond season.”It’s really hard just to get any­thing on the air,” Con­lin says. ”Hav­ing been on shows that didn’t stick around I under­stand how for­tu­nate we are.”The 28-year-old had lead­ing roles in the short-lived series ”MDs” and ”The D.A.” before join­ing the first sea­son of ”Bones” in 2005.She says she already has filmed half the episodes for the sec­ond sea­son of the series, in which she plays an artist who cre­ates three-dimensional images of crime scenes.”The show has changed a lot from the first sea­son,” she says. ”We’re all very com­fort­able and a lot is hap­pen­ing organ­i­cally that isn’t scripted.”Conlin, whose par­ents, Denise and Fran, still live in Allen­town, says she has loved act­ing since she per­formed in the musi­cal ”The King and I” at Muh­len­berg Col­lege when she was 6.”This is the only thing I ever wanted to do,” she says.After grad­u­at­ing from New York Uni­ver­sity in 2000, Con­lin left the East Coast for Los Ange­les. She says she still misses the change of seasons.”It’s taken me a while to get used to Los Ange­les,” she says,Conlin worked steadily after her move, get­ting a role in the Bravo doc­u­men­tary series ”The It Fac­tor,” as well as guest spots on series like ”JAG” and ”Law and Order.”She also had a role in ”Open Win­dow,” an inde­pen­dent film star­ring Cybill Shep­herd and Elliot Gould that screened at the Sun­dance Film Fes­ti­val ear­lier this year.Conlin says the 12–14 hour days shoot­ing on ”Bones” pre­vents her from work­ing on other projects now, but dur­ing the sum­mer hia­tus, she worked on ”Enchanted,” Disney’s lat­est project. Sched­uled for release in fall 2007, the movie will be part ani­ma­tion and part live-action.Conlin calls it a ”modern-day fairy tale set in New York City,” in which a princess played by Oscar-nominated actress Amy Adams is ban­ished from a car­toon world to the present-day city.Conlin plays a ”funny fash­ion designer” who works with the princess’ friend, played by Idina Men­zel of ”Rent.”She says she also is writ­ing short sto­ries and hopes to do a play when she has some down time.”The thing I love and hate about this busi­ness is you really are only worth your cur­rent job,” she says. ”You always have to be work­ing on some­thing and can’t take a break.”But for now, she says she feels a lit­tle bit of secu­rity in a very inse­cure busi­ness with ”Bones.””The show’s doing well, so, hope­fully, we’ll be around for a long time,” she says.

The Man in the Fall­out Shel­ter — 108For a Christ­mas Theme, I will cap the rest of this epsiode tonight after I have man­aged to get some course­work done.