Part of the reason why the “bones” lasted as long as it did because of its unique mixture of humor and drama. The show lasted 12 seasons, featuring throughout a mixture of incongruous humorous jokes but in a way between its characters with fairly horrible crime scenes and depraved serial killers. But while humor and horror were two distinct elements, in a way, the grotesque bodies on “Bones” were somehow part of the comedy.

Some of the false corpses made for the show were beyond the things you might see in a total horror film. There was Fresh bodies on “bones” which even went too far for producers of the showAnd One body in particular had an extra disgusted Zack Addy Millegan actor Eric Millegan. These are only two examples of a show filled with some of the most absurdly detailed gores that we see on a network program. There was even A coarse bathtub scene that was to be cut off from “bones” due to some unbearable details. As such, there was something absurdly funny in the way in which the “Sligints” of the Jeffersonian Institute met with casualness while one of these obscene paintings was in a way in front of them.

Often, however, the spectacle was depicted in nightmare territory directly, abandoning all comedy attempts for unnecessary fears. With this mind, we quickly examined the “bulls” episodes that fans consider the most scary in the whole race of the series.

“Bones” had his share of autonomous episodes, but he also included longer history arches that sometimes passed seasons. These scenarios frequently revolved around the temperance of Emily Deschanel “Bones” Brennan and the agent of David Boreanaz Seeley Booth tracking down the serial killers – the very first of which was Howard Epps (Heath Freeman), otherwise known by the name of manipulator. But according to the fans, EPPS did not quite correspond to the horror of the gravel, who had a penchant for the burial of the living victims, demanding a ransom for their release, and which often neglects to release them even after obtaining his money. The killer appeared for the first time in season 2 and was part of the show until the sixth season, finally revealed as the American lawyer Heather Taffet (Deirdre Lovejoy).

On RedditThe fans obviously consider “OS” episodes Among the more scary in the series – which is a bit understandable to see that this bad “bones” has actually killed children. A user lists “The extraterrestrials of season 2” in a spacecraft “,” The Hero in the Hold “of season 4,” The Boy with the Answer “of season 5, and” The Bullet in the Brain ” Season 6 as a particularly frightening grave payments.

Based on the opinions of the Redditor, the only real rival for the most scary “bone” killer is Christopher Pelant, alias the Hacktivist (Andrew Leeds). This serial killer was presented in the episode of season 7 “The Crack in the Code”, where he left a skull and a spine at the feet of a statue of Abraham Lincoln. There was also the cannibal killer of season 3, the Gormogon, whose scenario Boreanaz once called “just a bad television”. Even this serial killer has always been mentioned by RedditorsWith a particular fear of the jump of the episode of season 3 “The Knight on the Grid” highlighted as a fear. He sees the gormorgon jumping from a cupboard and the lobbyist of the murder Ray Porter, although the killer finally turned out to be the apprentice and not the Gormorgon himself.

Aside from the Gravédignoir and the Hacktivist, some Redditors have highlighted Mihir Roshan, aka the puppeteer (Ravi Kapoor), as responsible for some of the biggest fear of “Bones”. Big Bad of season 11, the puppeteer is known to have drugged his victims with a deadly dose, then using bodies as a marionettes. Users cite episodes that involve nightmares linked to the killer as being particularly terrifying, with a Redditor Name a fear of jumping from such a nightmare as staying with them for a long time. This is a reference to the episode of season 11 “The Nightmare in the Nightmare”, which begins with the sligins gathered around the body of a burning victim, who then wakes up before Temperance Brennan herself wakes up from the Nightmare en route to a crime scene.

Another Redditor identified the “episodes with skeletons as puppets” as being particularly disturbing. In season 11, episode 13, “The Monster in the Closet”, Brennan reaches a skeleton before suspending it on the ceiling of the Jeffersonian Institute in order to enter the head of the puppeteer. It is this scene that reveals the killer’s sick practice to transform his victims into a marionettes, and is one of the most overwhelming moments in the history of “bones”. Other users have also described “the monster in the closet” such as “the most scary episode so far”.

But it’s not just “Bones” series – who was actually a request for the network – Who gave viewers a good fear, because the show is more than capable of frightening the public with punctual scenarios.

The serial killers certainly seem to be a favorite of fans with regard to the most frightening episodes of “Bones”. But other users have underlined autonomous episodes, such as the payment of season 2, “The Headless Witch in the Woods”. A particular fan referred to the episode, which sees Bones and Booth investigating the death of a film student, like “Nightmare Fuel”. “The headless witch in the woods”, which takes many clues from the “Blair Witch” films, is also remarkable for the frequent suggestions that central murder is the result of potential supernatural forces, although this is never confirmed . As such, it seems to have been subjected to the skin of certain fans who are perhaps a little more sensitive to this kind of thing and a little less sensitive to gore.

Elsewhere RedditA user voted for “each time someone is eaten alive (or almost) by rats or dogs”, which I think it is sure to say that it is a fair metric to use to judge them The most scary episodes. There is also mention From “the episode where the girl has all her bones removed” and Jack Hodgins (TJ Thyne) tries to “explode her rest to get a kind in advance”. This seems to refer to the episode of season 2 “the bride boned in the river”, where a corpse is less the skeleton, and the Sliginats try to build their own as a means of rebuilding the boneless body. (You told you that this show had knotty stuff.)

In all, then, serial killers on “Bones” are responsible for most fears. A serial killer even terrified Emily Deschanel herself. But the show also proved that it was more than capable of cooling us all with its autonomous episodes.