No Bones About It

Written by PETA

Posted 10-10-2007

17 Comments

Anyone catch Bones last night? If so, you probably saw the nice plug for vegetarian eating at the end, when Temperance “Bones” Brennan (played by Emily Deschanel, a real-life vegetarian) briefly talks about the environmental effects of meat. It was a cool little surprise.

You can watch full episodes of the show here.

Emily Deschanel with CSI star and fellow vegetarian Jorja Fox

Tags:

vegetarian, fur, Asia-Pacific, Emily Deschanel, Bones, reptile, john, lennon, farm

Recent Comments

NutMeg commented:

12-29-2010 3:32 PM

Emily Deschanel and Jorja Fox are my idols. Seeing them work together to help animals made me so happy!
Anne commented:

6-21-2008 8:10 AM

Actually Emily Deschanel is a Vegan
sofi commented:

10-23-2007 8:03 PM

Emily Deschanel's Birthday was on the 11th.
Ray-O commented:

10-14-2007 1:37 PM

How ISN'T polar bears rotting in the floor of the Arctic Ocean related to vegetarianism? Global warming is threatening the polar bears. Gore wants to save them. But if the bears caused global warming Gore wouldn't want to save them! Unlike you lawneaters Gore knows that a real steak is delicious and a soy steak is crap and that there isn't anything wrong with making a cow suffer because a panther would make it suffer too! The only bad thing is that meat is bad for the pathetic human body... which is why I'd rather be a sapient bipedal panther... yeah...
Michele commented:

10-14-2007 12:08 AM

I just love the show Bones and Emily Deschanel is a great actor for that role. I was thrilled at the end of the episode when she made her very simple nonthreatening comment to David Boreanaz's character suggesting that he become a vegetarian! I think it's great that shows like Bones and CSI have strong sexy intelligent women like Jorja and Emily in roles where they can incorporate their vegetarian beliefs as part of their characters.
a person commented:

10-12-2007 8:53 PM

Hello!!! Animals eating animals is part of the circle of life!!! Most people do not have to eat animals to survive!!! If you disagree with this website then stop coming here to insult other people and there beliefs!!!
Mars commented:

10-12-2007 7:02 PM

"there would BE no global warming!" So we would still be in an ice age? Not hardly.
Inga Lishlova commented:

10-12-2007 12:06 PM

RayORing... How utterly asinine to suggest that factory farming is anywhere near on par with a natural predatorprey population. You've missed the point completely. One can only assume you can't see it way up there on the top of your head. As further testimony to your cretinism you misspelled "feasible."
Mike Quinoa commented:

10-11-2007 10:33 PM

Two beautiful and compassionate ladies. Great photo too.
halo snipe commented:

10-11-2007 4:45 PM

I absolutely agree RayO. Finally a SMART individual today!

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