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The Bones Season 7 DVD includes all 13 episodes of the 2011-12 season on 4 discs. Brennan is expecting, Booth prepares for fatherhood, and the hacker Christopher Pelant makes his first appearance. Extras include a commentary, deleted scenes, two featurettes and a gag reel. This Region 1 set is in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Add it to your cart today.
| Format | DVD |
|---|---|
| Discs | 4 |
| Studio | 20th Century Fox |
| Released | October 9, 2012 |
| Run time | 9 hours and 27 minutes |
| Condition | Not specified |
| Availability | In stock |
The Bones Season 7 DVD set contains all 13 episodes of the show's seventh season, which aired on Fox from November 3, 2011 to May 14, 2012. Twentieth Century Fox released this four-disc set on October 9, 2012, with a commentary, featurettes, deleted scenes and a gag reel.
It is a Region 1 NTSC DVD, the standard for US and Canadian players, and it also plays in Blu-ray players. The episodes are presented in anamorphic widescreen with Dolby Digital 5.1 sound.
Season seven is a short one by Bones standards. Fox cut the order to 13 episodes to make room for Emily Deschanel's pregnancy and maternity leave. Four more episodes were produced during the season but aired as part of season eight.
The story begins a few months after season six, with Dr. Temperance Brennan in her third trimester. Early episodes follow Brennan and FBI Special Agent Seeley Booth (David Boreanaz) as they get ready to raise their child together.
The season also introduces Christopher Pelant, a tech-savvy villain played by Andrew Leeds, in "The Crack in the Code." Another highlight is "The Suit on the Set," where the team consults on a Los Angeles film and a prop cadaver turns out to be a real murder victim.
Fox included these extras across the four discs:
Go back to Bones Season 6 on DVD, continue with Bones Season 8, or see the Bones Season 7 Blu-ray. Our guide to DVD region codes explains Region 1. For the episode list, read the Wikipedia article on Bones season 7.
Bones Season 7 DVD: Questions Buyers Ask
Why does Bones Season 7 have only 13 episodes?
Fox reduced the order to accommodate Emily Deschanel's pregnancy and maternity leave.
How many discs are in the set?
Four DVDs, with a total runtime of about 567 minutes.
Will it play in my US DVD player?
Yes. This Bones Season 7 DVD is a Region 1 NTSC set, the standard for US and Canadian players.
When does Christopher Pelant first appear?
In "The Crack in the Code," with Andrew Leeds in the role.
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B. Marold –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Short season, entering new territory.
As usual, with so many good reviews, it is hard to find something new to say. I think the main virtue of this shortened season (abbreviated to accommodate Emily Deschanel’s real pregnancy)is that it was just the right mix of the old and the new. The old is all the original cast, but with a healthy salting of our favorite recurring characters, Caroline Julian, Max Keenan, Billy Gibbons, Hank Booth (Ralph Waite) and Colin Fisher (Joel David Moore). To this is added Brennan’s pregnancy, a brand new relation between Brennan and Booth, and a new, very dangerous, serial killer. I dare not say more about that character, for fear of giving away some important spoilers. I will say that the new antagonist leads to what may be one of the series’ most dramatic season cliffhanger, in a show which has had its share of better than average cliff hanger season enders.
I case you did not notice, this season’s set has only 13 episodes, instead of the usual 23 – 26. That was due to the hiatus added to allow for Deschanel’s pregnancy. What is puzzling is that they did not add in episodes from “The Finder”, a spin-off created by Hart Hanson which, as far as I can tell, only created 13 episodes. That would have created an very nice 26 episode package.
The jaw-dropping final episode appears to promise that Season 8 will remain fresh, now that the event which seemed inevitable from early in the first season has finally happened, that is, Brennan and Booth become romantically linked in a substantial way, with the risk that that will dull the interchange between them, which “drives” the show (that turn of phrase was intentional, since most of their best conversations happen while they are driving, a tradition which dates back to season 1, episode 1, when they were not nearly as chummy as they are now.)
Tony Navarrete Pla –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
DIN –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Fantastic Show! Love it!
Bones is about a forensic anthropologist and an FBI agent who team up to solve crimes with the help of the “squints” or other forensic scientists, all of whom have very close and invincible friendships. I only recently began watching Bones and was intrigued from the very beginning. The episodes are always different and equally funny, interesting, and suspenseful. This show is for teenagers and adults, ages 15 and up. It is for the most part clean, but it does have the occasional swear word and in the later seasons, as the characters become more romantically involved, contains quite a bit of talk and sometimes showing of kissing and sensual activity. Other than that, it is a very good tv show and the lead characters Seeley Booth and Dr. Temperance Brennan have a witty relationship that is enjoyable to follow. One last note; in addition to the content described earlier, there are many good and noble qualities portrayed and just duties performed in the show. For example, Booth is a devoted Catholic who has, except for the occasional wrong doing, very good morals and tries to lead the other characters to do the right thing. Overall, I think that if you can distinguish the mistakes from the good in the show, then you will enjoy it immensly. I highly recommend it if you like crime dramas.
Michael Eller –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
I’m Addicted…
to “BONES” so waiting for series 7 was painful. I cannot watch broadcast TV without drifting away, or just changing the channel during ever advertisement break. I’m sorry to be such a snob, but I’ve just been through too much education to watch 99% of American ads without the feeling that I’m being lied to, manipulated, or treated like a cretin with an IQ of 60. So, most of my viewing is done by purchase of my favorite series, and this is one of the best. The cast ensemble is fantastic and the stories pretty good after all these years.
Lorraine Renaud –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Love love love it
Bones is forever it will never stop. That’s it, that’s my review! 8 more words required really? you decide that?
Fabulous, Catching, Lovely characters, credible stories, I just wished they had broadcast more on the recent show, hopefully next season…..love it love it love it as Much as I loved Angel and that’s saying a lot, and he’s such a good actor that the first time I watched Bones, desperate for a glance of Angel, he was this total new character, he’s one hell of an actor, plus he’s pettier in this show when he gets angry. Temperance is incredible sings like an angel, love that episode. Each characters have their own subtle charm and are a perfect backround and foreground for the magnicient Bones and Booth…and with Zach, never saw it coming wow, keep the good stuff going this is one for the long run…