Maybe there’s a curse on immortal-detective shows this season. Maybe it’s some kind of David Boreanaz/"Angel" mojo.
CBS’ "Moonlight," about a vampire private eye, has been playing musical showrunners for weeks now, most recently shedding former "Angel" showrunner David Greenwalt in favor of former "Millennium" hand Chip Johannessen. And now Fox’s "New Amsterdam," about an immortal detective in New York City, has been pushed back to midseason, as Fox handed over its time slot to Boreanaz and "Bones" in a schedule reshuffle.
"Bones," starring Boreanaz as an FBI agent and Emily Deschanel as a forensic anthropologist, will now air on Tuesdays at 8, right before the ratings juggernaut and critical favorite "House." The summer sort-of -hit/"Singing Bee" clone "Don’t Forget The Lyrics" will take the Thursday 9 p.m. slot, while Gordon Ramsay’s "Kitchen Nightmares" will move from that slot to the old "Bones" time period, Wednesdays at 9 p.m.
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