Emily Deschanel Profiler Drama Among 4 Pilots Scrapped At NBC

By New Zealand Blog News Service May 8, 2026

We won’t see Bones alum Emily Deschanel as a criminal profiler on NBC next season – her pilot was one of four that got scrapped by the network.
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