Y Gal
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Post by Y Gal on Jun 30, 2009 17:46:49 GMT -8
There's a pic in Sue's book on page 147 (the hardcover one, not the ebook) next to Amnesiac's synopsis, showing Artie as the magician carrying an unconscious Cloris. Of course that scene never takes place. Is it just a publicity shot? Hmm.... I'd put up the shot, but I forgot how  |
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Post by Artiespet on Jun 30, 2009 18:09:21 GMT -8
What are you having trouble with? scanning the photo or just remembering how to post one?
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Y Gal
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Post by Y Gal on Jun 30, 2009 18:52:51 GMT -8
how to post one. How do I do it, Pet?
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Post by Artiespet on Jun 30, 2009 19:25:02 GMT -8
check your PM Ma'am  |
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Post by Artiespet on Jun 30, 2009 20:30:27 GMT -8
Posting this for Y Gal (after much drooling of course) ;D  |
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Paradox Eyes
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Post by Paradox Eyes on Jul 1, 2009 1:28:28 GMT -8
I love that picture too. It's also in a book I have titled "The Best of Science Fiction TV" by John Javna published 1987. At that time WWW came in at #8 in the top 25 Sci Fi shows of all time. Star Trek of course held the #1 spot.
If a survey was taken today I wonder if WWW would even make it on the list. Westerns have fallen so out of style in the visual entertainment world and computer technology has enabled the creation of the most fantastic visuals you can imagine. But I do think that Star Trek with all it's spin-offs might still hold the #1 spot.
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Post by California gal on Jul 1, 2009 5:13:33 GMT -8
Nice photo. Has to be a PR shot. Artie had not even met Cloris when he was wearing his magician's rig. Maybe they were just fooling around on the set!
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Y Gal
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Post by Y Gal on Jul 1, 2009 7:32:48 GMT -8
Thanx Pet for posting the pic for me!  |
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Post by Artiespet on Jul 1, 2009 9:36:47 GMT -8
Thanx Pet for posting the pic for me! You are most welcome now to figure out what to do with all the techNOgeeks I'm surrounded by ;D |
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Post by Elsordo on Jul 1, 2009 12:25:08 GMT -8
if he's a magician, he should have levitated her and then passed the hoop around her.... presto.
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Apple
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Post by Apple on Jul 1, 2009 14:22:28 GMT -8
I looooove that pic. Ah to be Sharon Farrell. Sigh.
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Post by Artiespet on Jul 1, 2009 14:56:18 GMT -8
if he's a magician, he should have levitated her and then passed the hoop around her.... presto. Goober where's the fun in that?  |
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rielle
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Post by rielle on Jul 1, 2009 20:04:48 GMT -8
There's a pic in Sue's book on page 147 (the hardcover one, not the ebook) next to Amnesiac's synopsis, showing Artie as the magician carrying an unconscious Cloris. Of course that scene never takes place. Is it just a publicity shot? Hmm.... I'd put up the shot, but I forgot how I think if this is an actual out-take, it must be from that also missing part of the 'aired episode, AFTER Artie as the magician goes into the bad guy's hideout and looks around and then just... stands there looking very un-Artielike-confused. I think at least one scene after that must have hit the cutting room floor. And too danged bad! |
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Post by California gal on Jul 2, 2009 5:01:30 GMT -8
But Artie hadn't met Cloris at that time.
I sure wish a copy of the Amnesiac script would show up and perhaps explain what was going on in that bathhouse scene. What was the point?
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Post by Double Take on Jul 2, 2009 6:50:53 GMT -8
You don't think the point was to see the muscle-bound guard? I sure didn't mind seeing him.  Just wish he had a larger, less dim-witted role. |
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Post by California gal on Jul 2, 2009 8:28:17 GMT -8
Now that's a thought. He had a few of them there muscles, didn't he?
It's almost like they had a version of the script which went in a slightly different direction, then it was rewritten and they didn't bother to refilm or remove that scene. You would have thought that Crotty's HQ would have been somehow connected to the bathhouse rather than in the old theater.
Viewers in the 60s, watching it only once, or at the most twice in summer reruns, would likely have not noticed.
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Just wish he had a larger, less dim-witted role.