World of Blue - Archived Forum 2007-2022

LatelyDavidBass wrote:I can't remember exactly which episode this was in, but I call the scene "Love in TP". It's the scene with Gordon Cole and Shelly and Coop meeting Annie. The music coupled with the overall giddy feeling I get when watching this makes me wish that I was just casually sitting at the bar at the RR...

TB

Good choice! That scene filled me with such joy.

Considering the pilot was shot on location and the rest of the series was in a warehouse, gotta go with the pilot

NoiselessFan wrote:Considering the pilot was shot on location and the rest of the series was in a warehouse, gotta go with the pilot

Ditto for me too - it's all about the location!

it would have been cool to wonder around the sets and all that though! for being shot in a warehouse, they did some pretty cool shit with lighting. not that i know anything about that anyway. all i'm saying is that it was believable.

Since we're talking one day only, I'd pick one of the regular interior shoots, so I could see all the sets in one day. I'm thinking maybe 5, 8, 9 or 29. Since the Lodge scenes are well documented by Beymer, I would probably pick 5 (the Great Northern scene where Leland goes crazy and Audrey cries) or 8 (Briggs telling about his dream in the Diner).

Gosh - what a tough choice and a great question.

I'm torn between the day they shot the James/Evelyn stuff (really want to see if it actually happened or if it was some strange dream).

Or from FWWM, Fat Trout (where's gd my hot water...) or Hap's Diner (we don't have any...)

Sam

I think I would choose episode 29 I'd love to get in that red room.

kim 13781 wrote:I think I would choose episode 29 I'd love to get in that red room.

Great choice! Hey Kim have you seen these photos by Richard Beymer (Ben Horne) that he took on the last few days of filming?

http://gallery.mac.com/richardbeymer

Jerry Horne wrote:

kim 13781 wrote:I think I would choose episode 29 I'd love to get in that red room.

Great choice! Hey Kim have you seen these photos by Richard Beymer (Ben Horne) that he took on the last few days of filming?

http://gallery.mac.com/richardbeymer

I've just looked at those photo's they are fantastic, god I wish I could have been their I bet we all do.

I'd have to vote for watching them film the Red Room stuff too, but I'd also have loved to watch them film Laura's funeral, with Leland riding up and down on the coffin...

Pilot and ep. 14!!!