Bones: Scoop on guest-stars returning for the 200th episode (Episode 10x10 "The 200th in the 10th") from TVLine's Michael Ausiello

Here's some scoop on Bones from this week's (Posted on 11/5/14) Ask Ausiello column.

Question: Do you have any scoop on the post-200th episodes of Bones? —Cassidy
Ausiello: Sorry, but I’m not ready to move past No. 200 just yet, especially since fresh intel continues to pour in on the milestone hour. The latest buzz from the set is that the episode’s rapidly expanding guest cast will also include… Pelant! Yep, Andrew Leeds will appear in the Hitchcockian “200th in the 10th,” and he’ll be joined by four other late additions: Michael Grant Terry (squintern Wendell), Eugene Byrd (squintern Clark), Pej Vahdat (squintern Arastoo) and Michael Badalucco (Brennan’s ex-assistant Scott).

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Grimm: Casts Michael Grant Terry to Worship Nick-TVLine

According to TVLine's Vlada Gelman, Michael Grant Terry has been cast in a recurring guest-star role on Grimm. Here's an excerpt from the article, which gives some details on Terry's role:



Terry will first appear in Episode 8 of the NBC drama’s second season as wide-eyed and enthusiastic student Ryan Smulson. During his internship at the Portland Police Department, Ryan finds a model of the detective he someday wants to become in his idol, Nick Burkhardt. But will he get more than he bargained for if — more likely, when — he gets tangled up in Nick’s spooky world of mythological creatures?



Link to the full article:Grimm Hires Bones Squintern to Worship Nick







My thoughts: I've never really watched Bones, so I'm not familiar with Michael Grant Terry as an actor, but the character that he will be playing Grimm sounds very interesting. It will be interesting to see if he gets himself wrapped up in Nick's life as a grimm. If I had to guess, he will. The season 2 premiere pretty much solidified my opinion that I love Grimm more than ABC's Once Upon a Time now, which I found myself thinking more and more over the summer as casting news and spoilers for both shows were released. I personally think that Grimm is an extremely underrated show that a lot of people are really missing out on. I would definitely recommend Grimm to anyone who isn't already watching it.