Discussion:
Kansas has Mountains???
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Lee Grupsmith
2005-03-03 04:48:21 UTC
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Just before the big rescue sequence starts Clark runs up to a highway and
there are mountains in the background (with snow yet?). Would Colorado be
visible from there? I think not... Must be the alternate Kansas of the
Smallverse...
Julieanne
2005-03-03 05:04:51 UTC
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Post by Lee Grupsmith
Just before the big rescue sequence starts Clark runs up to a highway
and there are mountains in the background (with snow yet?). Would
Colorado be visible from there? I think not... Must be the alternate
Kansas of the Smallverse...
It's a freakin' TV show. That's right, it's *NOT* I repeat, ***NOT***
real... Does your little pea brain comprehend "not real???" You dope.
Lee Grupsmith
2005-03-03 05:17:48 UTC
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OK, OK! So I should have indicated "sarcasm"...
Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
Just before the big rescue sequence starts Clark runs up to a highway
and there are mountains in the background (with snow yet?). Would
Colorado be visible from there? I think not... Must be the alternate
Kansas of the Smallverse...
It's a freakin' TV show. That's right, it's *NOT* I repeat, ***NOT***
real... Does your little pea brain comprehend "not real???" You dope.
The PhAnToM BzAtCh
2005-03-03 05:37:28 UTC
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Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
Just before the big rescue sequence starts Clark runs up to a highway
and there are mountains in the background (with snow yet?). Would
Colorado be visible from there? I think not... Must be the
alternate
Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
Kansas of the Smallverse...
It's a freakin' TV show. That's right, it's *NOT* I repeat, ***NOT***
real... Does your little pea brain comprehend "not real???" You dope.
The creators bothered to set it in Kansas, didn't they? Probably a
mistake from the beginning.
David B
2005-03-03 08:32:45 UTC
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Post by Lee Grupsmith
Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
Just before the big rescue sequence starts Clark runs up to a
highway
Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
and there are mountains in the background (with snow yet?). Would
Colorado be visible from there? I think not... Must be the
alternate
Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
Kansas of the Smallverse...
It's a freakin' TV show. That's right, it's *NOT* I repeat, ***NOT***
real... Does your little pea brain comprehend "not real???" You dope.
The creators bothered to set it in Kansas, didn't they? Probably a
mistake from the beginning.
And catch hell for placing Smallville some where other than the traditional
Kansas?
Cody k
2005-03-04 01:57:13 UTC
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Post by Lee Grupsmith
Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
Just before the big rescue sequence starts Clark runs up to a
highway
Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
and there are mountains in the background (with snow yet?). Would
Colorado be visible from there? I think not... Must be the
alternate
Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
Kansas of the Smallverse...
It's a freakin' TV show. That's right, it's *NOT* I repeat, ***NOT***
real... Does your little pea brain comprehend "not real???" You dope.
The creators bothered to set it in Kansas, didn't they? Probably a
mistake from the beginning.
They didn't have much of a choice, being as this is the Superman mythos.

Cody k
David E. Milligan
2005-03-05 01:59:22 UTC
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Post by Cody k
Post by Lee Grupsmith
Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
Just before the big rescue sequence starts Clark runs up to a
highway
Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
and there are mountains in the background (with snow yet?). Would
Colorado be visible from there? I think not... Must be the
alternate
Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
Kansas of the Smallverse...
Back in the old days of I Dream of Jeannie, there was stock footage of
palm trees, and in the background were mountains. There are no mountains in
(Cape Canaveral) Florida.
Post by Cody k
Post by Lee Grupsmith
Post by Julieanne
It's a freakin' TV show. That's right, it's *NOT* I repeat, ***NOT***
real... Does your little pea brain comprehend "not real???" You dope.
The creators bothered to set it in Kansas, didn't they? Probably a
mistake from the beginning.
They didn't have much of a choice, being as this is the Superman mythos.
Cody k
advance scout
2005-03-05 04:09:34 UTC
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Post by David E. Milligan
Back in the old days of I Dream of Jeannie, there was stock footage of
palm trees, and in the background were mountains. There are no mountains in
(Cape Canaveral) Florida.
Ahhhh so that explains it. So if it was ok for that icon of American
culture, I dream of Jeannie, ... its ok for smallville.
BubbaGump
2005-03-05 19:33:16 UTC
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On Fri, 4 Mar 2005 23:09:34 -0500, "advance scout"
Post by advance scout
Post by David E. Milligan
Back in the old days of I Dream of Jeannie, there was stock footage of
palm trees, and in the background were mountains. There are no mountains
in
Post by David E. Milligan
(Cape Canaveral) Florida.
Ahhhh so that explains it. So if it was ok for that icon of American
culture, I dream of Jeannie, ... its ok for smallville.
Mountains were what you were paying attention to when you watched I
Dream of Jeannie?
Leebehr
2005-03-05 19:42:54 UTC
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There was a setting outside the house in I Dream of Jeannie??? :)
BucketButt
2005-03-04 04:16:18 UTC
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Post by Lee Grupsmith
Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
Just before the big rescue sequence starts Clark runs up to a
highway
Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
and there are mountains in the background (with snow yet?). Would
Colorado be visible from there? I think not... Must be the
alternate
Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
Kansas of the Smallverse...
It's a freakin' TV show. That's right, it's *NOT* I repeat, ***NOT***
real... Does your little pea brain comprehend "not real???" You dope.
The creators bothered to set it in Kansas, didn't they? Probably a
mistake from the beginning.
I doubt they had much choice about that, since DC Comics controls what
Millar/Gough can and can't use from the comics. Pre-Crisis, we weren't
really told what state Smallvile is in. Post-Crisis, it was located in
Kansas.
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advance scout
2005-03-03 11:24:37 UTC
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Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
Just before the big rescue sequence starts Clark runs up to a highway
and there are mountains in the background (with snow yet?). Would
Colorado be visible from there? I think not... Must be the alternate
Kansas of the Smallverse...
It's a freakin' TV show. That's right, it's *NOT* I repeat, ***NOT***
real... Does your little pea brain comprehend "not real???" You dope.
Lee is ABSOLUTELY CORRECT AND YOU ARE THE PEABRAIN. All TV shows should at
least strive for correctness and continuity...even fantasy shows. If Star
Ttrek showed a 747 flying by in a scene on another planet you would be the
first one screaming. If someone was drinking a Diet Coke on Stargate
Atlantis everyone would be freakin out (except Coke), Sooooo. Kansas SHOULD
NOT HAVE MOUNTAINS! PERIOD! If Smallville wants to save money by filming
scenes with stupid scenery in Vancouver than they need to be called on the
carpet for it. And since the mountains could have been removed DIGITALLY
then they really need to be called on that.
r***@bestweb.net
2005-03-03 21:05:13 UTC
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Post by advance scout
Lee is ABSOLUTELY CORRECT AND YOU ARE THE PEABRAIN. All TV shows should at
least strive for correctness and continuity...even fantasy shows. If Star
Ttrek showed a 747 flying by in a scene on another planet you would be the
first one screaming. If someone was drinking a Diet Coke on Stargate
Atlantis everyone would be freakin out (except Coke), Sooooo. Kansas SHOULD
NOT HAVE MOUNTAINS! PERIOD!
But they've been consistent about it. They've consistently shown the
local geography to be different in their world from ours.

BTW, I don't watch "Stargate", but why wouldn't Stargate Atlantis have
Diet Cokes? Is there no obesity in their universe? And why couldn't
another planet have bought used 747s from Earth?

Robert in the Bronx
advance scout
2005-03-03 22:10:01 UTC
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!
Post by r***@bestweb.net
But they've been consistent about it. They've consistently shown the
local geography to be different in their world from ours.
BTW, I don't watch "Stargate", but why wouldn't Stargate Atlantis have
Diet Cokes? Is there no obesity in their universe? And why couldn't
another planet have bought used 747s from Earth?
Robert,

They dont have enough power to open a gate to Earth... sooo... no supplies
from Earth. Unless the Genii (the local pissed off "Pegasus Galaxy"
humanoids) have the Coke franchise for Atlantis, my guess would be no Coke,
no diet Coke, no 7 Up. They might have Dr. Pepper however.... or Dr.
Browns... if they have a Kosher Deli.

BTW.. not a bad show... not great... but watchable.

Ivan
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Robert in the Bronx
Reasoned Insanity
2005-03-04 00:49:22 UTC
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Post by advance scout
!
Post by r***@bestweb.net
But they've been consistent about it. They've consistently shown the
local geography to be different in their world from ours.
BTW, I don't watch "Stargate", but why wouldn't Stargate Atlantis have
Diet Cokes? Is there no obesity in their universe? And why couldn't
another planet have bought used 747s from Earth?
Robert,
They dont have enough power to open a gate to Earth... sooo... no supplies
from Earth. Unless the Genii (the local pissed off "Pegasus Galaxy"
humanoids) have the Coke franchise for Atlantis, my guess would be no Coke,
no diet Coke, no 7 Up. They might have Dr. Pepper however.... or Dr.
Browns... if they have a Kosher Deli.
BTW.. not a bad show... not great... but watchable.
Ivan
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Robert in the Bronx
In my opinion it is a great show. Better than what smallville is turning
into anyways.
BubbaGump
2005-03-04 02:26:00 UTC
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On Thu, 3 Mar 2005 18:49:22 -0600, "Reasoned Insanity"
Post by Reasoned Insanity
Post by advance scout
!
Post by r***@bestweb.net
But they've been consistent about it. They've consistently shown the
local geography to be different in their world from ours.
BTW, I don't watch "Stargate", but why wouldn't Stargate Atlantis have
Diet Cokes? Is there no obesity in their universe? And why couldn't
another planet have bought used 747s from Earth?
Robert,
They dont have enough power to open a gate to Earth... sooo... no supplies
from Earth. Unless the Genii (the local pissed off "Pegasus Galaxy"
humanoids) have the Coke franchise for Atlantis, my guess would be no Coke,
no diet Coke, no 7 Up. They might have Dr. Pepper however.... or Dr.
Browns... if they have a Kosher Deli.
BTW.. not a bad show... not great... but watchable.
Ivan
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Robert in the Bronx
In my opinion it is a great show. Better than what smallville is turning
into anyways.
Atlantis is awesome. The stories are good, the characters are good,
and there's plenty of humor thrown in to mix up the drama. It kind of
reminds me of the last few seasons of Star Trek: DS9.

See, it is still possible to make a good sci-fi TV show.
Cody k
2005-03-04 02:00:25 UTC
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Post by Julieanne
Post by Lee Grupsmith
Just before the big rescue sequence starts Clark runs up to a highway
and there are mountains in the background (with snow yet?). Would
Colorado be visible from there? I think not... Must be the alternate
Kansas of the Smallverse...
It's a freakin' TV show. That's right, it's *NOT* I repeat, ***NOT***
real... Does your little pea brain comprehend "not real???" You dope.
Are you always an asshole, or just online, where you can't get pounded into
(there's that word again....) goo by those you try to push around?

k
David Roman
2005-03-03 15:45:04 UTC
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Post by Lee Grupsmith
Just before the big rescue sequence starts Clark runs up to a highway and
there are mountains in the background (with snow yet?). Would
Colorado be
Post by Lee Grupsmith
visible from there? I think not... Must be the alternate Kansas of the
Smallverse...
C'mon Lee! You should know by now that the combination of meteorites
from Krypton falling to earth, the spaceship exploding on the Kent farm
releasing God knows what into the air, the dwindling numbers of
Manatees in Florida, the increase in solar flare ups, and the depletion
of the ozone layer have all contributed to the rise of mountain ranges
in Kansas.
Cody k
2005-03-04 02:01:52 UTC
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Post by Lee Grupsmith
Just before the big rescue sequence starts Clark runs up to a highway and
there are mountains in the background (with snow yet?). Would Colorado be
visible from there? I think not... Must be the alternate Kansas of the
Smallverse...
From parts of Kansas you can see parts of Colorado, but from no part of
Kansas can you see the Rocky Mountains.

Cody k
(who still brakes for "Artesians" - if you were there, you know what I
mean.)
BucketButt
2005-03-04 04:11:22 UTC
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Post by Lee Grupsmith
Just before the big rescue sequence starts Clark runs up to a highway and
there are mountains in the background (with snow yet?). Would Colorado be
visible from there? I think not... Must be the alternate Kansas of the
Smallverse...
Well, Colorado is "next door" to Kansas on the west, but that part of
Colorado is nearly as flat as Kansas itself. And there are clues
suggesting that Smallville is not in the western portion of Kansas:
Clark visited his friend the Kewatche archeologist at Central Kansas A&M
University (in Granville IIRC), and the closest analogue to Metropolis is
Kansas City KS/MO which is on the state's eastern edge.

But the producers have to work with what's available, and the show is
produced in Vancouver ... which is not nearly as flat as most of Kansas.
Finding a Kansas-like stretch of highway near their base might be nearly
as hard as finding anything appetizing in the breakfast Lois cooked for
the Kents.
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Amateur curmudgeon, equal opportunity annoyer
advance scout
2005-03-04 12:06:49 UTC
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Post by BucketButt
But the producers have to work with what's available, and the show is
produced in Vancouver ... which is not nearly as flat as most of Kansas.
Finding a Kansas-like stretch of highway near their base might be nearly
as hard as finding anything appetizing in the breakfast Lois cooked for
the Kents.
yeah but Walt.. I remember reading an article about the pilot episode of
Smallville (I think it was the pilot) where the producers said they removed
the snow digitally from the scene. Well you know what ...mountains are
easier to remove than snow. Hell any pimply faced teen with photoshop can
do it. Hmm maybe they need to hire some pimply faced teens to edit.
Post by BucketButt
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Joliet Jake
2005-03-04 23:08:46 UTC
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Hell any pimply faced teen with photoshop can
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do it. Hmm maybe they need to hire some pimply faced teens to edit.
Good point! Perhaps some of them, who when not gainfully employed appear to
spend most of their spare time pointing out nit-picks in a TV show's
continuity, would be available.
advance scout
2005-03-05 01:05:21 UTC
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hmmm... joliet jake thought his comment was so brilliant he said it twice.
Didnt know that mountains in "kansas" was nitpicking
Post by advance scout
Hell any pimply faced teen with photoshop can
Post by advance scout
do it. Hmm maybe they need to hire some pimply faced teens to edit.
Good point! Perhaps some of them, who when not gainfully employed appear to
spend most of their spare time pointing out nit-picks in a TV show's
continuity, would be available.
Joliet Jake
2005-03-05 05:12:08 UTC
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Post by advance scout
hmmm... joliet jake thought his comment was so brilliant he said it twice.
Didnt know that mountains in "kansas" was nitpicking
Not sure which board you're looking at but my browser only has my
"brilliant" comment posted once. Check all your fingers and toes next time
you have to count. I'm sure you're counting that pesky thumb twice. And
yes, griping about mountains in a background shot is nit-picking when we all
know that this show is shot elsewhere and none of the show's plot had
anything to do with Kansan-mountains.
advance scout
2005-03-05 12:22:09 UTC
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hmmm... joliet jake thought his comment was so brilliant he said it twice.
Didnt know that mountains in "kansas" was nitpicking
Not sure which board you're looking at but my browser only has my
"brilliant" comment posted once. Check all your fingers and toes next time
you have to count.
I went back and checked and you were right..it wasnt listed twice... IT WAS
POSTED THRICE!

THREE TIMES YOU POSTED IT! I may be a nitpicker but you my friend are a
NITWIT!
Joliet Jake
2005-03-05 13:55:39 UTC
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The first sentence was a quote from your very own post, jackass.
advance scout
2005-03-05 14:31:37 UTC
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NO! IT WAS POSTED THREE TIMES.
Post by Joliet Jake
The first sentence was a quote from your very own post, jackass.
Todd
2005-03-18 20:56:56 UTC
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Post by advance scout
I went back and checked and you were right..it wasnt listed twice... IT WAS
POSTED THRICE!
THREE TIMES YOU POSTED IT! I may be a nitpicker but you my friend are a
NITWIT!
My server only showed it once. Who's the real nitwit.

My apologies if the post appears two more times the next time I get
messages. But don't hold your breath.
Todd
2005-03-23 21:00:17 UTC
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Post by Todd
Post by advance scout
I went back and checked and you were right..it wasnt listed twice... IT WAS
POSTED THRICE!
THREE TIMES YOU POSTED IT! I may be a nitpicker but you my friend are a
NITWIT!
My server only showed it once. Who's the real nitwit.
My apologies if the post appears two more times the next time I get
messages. But don't hold your breath.
Yep. Only once.

Todd
2005-03-18 20:43:56 UTC
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Post by advance scout
hmmm... joliet jake thought his comment was so brilliant he said it twice.
Didnt know that mountains in "kansas" was nitpicking
I can't think of any nit smaller to pick. If you're paying more
attention to the background than the story, why bother watching.
advance scout
2005-03-18 22:49:42 UTC
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Let me ask you something...seriously now... If a TV show was "set" in NYC,
and a character was standing in Times Square... and behind this characters
head you see...oh lets see now.... the Canadian Rockies... you wouldnt "nit
pick"? Of course you would ...and you would be 100% correct to do so. Why?
because its just as "easy" to be accurate as it is to not be.

So why are the Canadian Rockies behind Clark Kents head in Kansas (the
flattest state) the exception? Because you want it to be? All they had to
do was erase them digitally. In fact I dont consider mountains in Kansas to
be nitpicking at all, I consider it to be sloppy editing by the director and
film editor. Nitpicking is when Jonathan Kents hair is longer in one shot
than in another in the same scene because they had to reshoot and splice.
But the Rockie Mountains in Kansas.. thats nitpicking???
Post by Todd
Post by advance scout
hmmm... joliet jake thought his comment was so brilliant he said it twice.
Didnt know that mountains in "kansas" was nitpicking
I can't think of any nit smaller to pick. If you're paying more
attention to the background than the story, why bother watching.
r***@bestweb.net
2005-03-19 19:00:23 UTC
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Post by advance scout
Let me ask you something...seriously now... If a TV show was "set" in NYC,
and a character was standing in Times Square... and behind this characters
head you see...oh lets see now.... the Canadian Rockies... you wouldnt "nit
pick"?
They sure did with a certain Jackie Chan movie. However, if your show
is set in a fantasy world (as "Smallville" obviously is), then your
geography doesn't have to match anything in the real world.

Robert
Todd
2005-03-23 20:57:32 UTC
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Post by advance scout
Let me ask you something...seriously now... If a TV show was "set" in NYC,
and a character was standing in Times Square... and behind this characters
head you see...oh lets see now.... the Canadian Rockies... you wouldnt "nit
pick"? Of course you would ...and you would be 100% correct to do so. Why?
because its just as "easy" to be accurate as it is to not be.
Isn't Times Square so surrounded by buildings, tall buildings at that,
that you wouldn't be able to see mountains? Now, if you said he was
standing in front of the Sears' Tower, that insurance companies
building, or some other urban landmark from some other city, then your
arguement would be valid. Except that I wouldn't actually give a
damn.
Post by advance scout
So why are the Canadian Rockies behind Clark Kents head in Kansas (the
flattest state) the exception? Because you want it to be? All they had to
do was erase them digitally. In fact I dont consider mountains in Kansas to
be nitpicking at all, I consider it to be sloppy editing by the director and
film editor. Nitpicking is when Jonathan Kents hair is longer in one shot
than in another in the same scene because they had to reshoot and splice.
But the Rockie Mountains in Kansas.. thats nitpicking???
While I could find Kansas on a map (north of Texas?), I have little
more knowledge of the state. I've been there a few times, but not in
over twenty years. Most of the people watching this show, the
audience it's intended for, probably wouldn't even be looking for it
on the right continent.

It's inconsequential to my enjoyment of the show. Therefore, it's a
nit.
BucketButt
2005-03-05 05:30:46 UTC
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yeah but Walt.. I remember reading an article about the pilot episode of
Smallville (I think it was the pilot) where the producers said they removed
the snow digitally from the scene. Well you know what ...mountains are
easier to remove than snow. Hell any pimply faced teen with photoshop can
do it. Hmm maybe they need to hire some pimply faced teens to edit.
Just my luck -- the last time I was a pimply faced teenager, the producers
probably weren't even born yet.
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Amateur curmudgeon, equal opportunity annoyer
Micky DuPree
2005-03-06 11:32:45 UTC
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"advance scout" <***@nospam.optonline.net> writes:

: I remember reading an article about the pilot episode of Smallville (I
: think it was the pilot) where the producers said they removed the snow
: digitally from the scene. Well you know what ...mountains are easier
: to remove than snow. Hell any pimply faced teen with photoshop can do
: it. Hmm maybe they need to hire some pimply faced teens to edit.

I can see a difference between trying their best for a pilot so that
they can sell it and then realizing once they're doing the series that
digitally erasing mountains every single week is going to be a major
routine expense that they'd prefer not to incur, so they just live with
the flaws. Vancouver is cheap to shoot in, but it's surrounded by
mountains and ocean, two things Kansas has none of.

Still, in "Lucy," they seem to have thrown up their hands and said,
"Screw it, the mountains are magnificent. Let's call them a feature
rather than a bug and frame them nicely instead of having them show up
on the side of the shot and hoping no one notices the huge-ass mountains
in the background." (There was no excuse for filming "Phoenix" on the
*docks* of Metropolis, except that they wanted to pull the old
comic-book stunt of having the villain fall to his death in a body of
water only to rise again later to plague the hero.)

-Micky
The PhAnToM BzAtCh
2005-03-06 21:17:07 UTC
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Post by Micky DuPree
Still, in "Lucy," they seem to have thrown up their hands and said,
"Screw it, the mountains are magnificent. Let's call them a feature
rather than a bug and frame them nicely instead of having them show up
on the side of the shot and hoping no one notices the huge-ass
mountains
Post by Micky DuPree
in the background." (There was no excuse for filming "Phoenix" on the
*docks* of Metropolis, except that they wanted to pull the old
comic-book stunt of having the villain fall to his death in a body of
water only to rise again later to plague the hero.)
I don't know... how big is the Missouri River?
Howard
2005-03-06 21:40:09 UTC
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Post by The PhAnToM BzAtCh
I don't know... how big is the Missouri River?
It's not called Big Muddy for nothing.

As for docks or lack thereof, riverboats were cruising the river long
before they became casinos.

Well, one could argue they were casinos even back then, but that's a
different topic...
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Cody k
2005-03-07 04:04:48 UTC
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Post by Lee Grupsmith
Post by Micky DuPree
Still, in "Lucy," they seem to have thrown up their hands and said,
"Screw it, the mountains are magnificent. Let's call them a feature
rather than a bug and frame them nicely instead of having them show
up
Post by Micky DuPree
on the side of the shot and hoping no one notices the huge-ass
mountains
Post by Micky DuPree
in the background." (There was no excuse for filming "Phoenix" on
the
Post by Micky DuPree
*docks* of Metropolis, except that they wanted to pull the old
comic-book stunt of having the villain fall to his death in a body of
water only to rise again later to plague the hero.)
I don't know... how big is the Missouri River?
Not large enough to host container ships, which are really really big.

http://www.maersksealand.com/HomePage/appmanager/?_nfpb=true&_windowLabel=about_us&_pageLabel=about_us&page=/about_us/photo_gallery/vessels_alongside/about_gallery_Lauramaersk2_gallery
Each of those containers is 40 feet long.

Cody k
Todd
2005-03-18 20:52:25 UTC
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Post by Micky DuPree
(There was no excuse for filming "Phoenix" on the
*docks* of Metropolis, except that they wanted to pull the old
comic-book stunt of having the villain fall to his death in a body of
water only to rise again later to plague the hero.)
Metropolis was always meant to be New York City, until somebody had
the bright idea to have the Teen Titans based in New York, with no
Superman around. So Metropolis ended up, apparently, in New Jersey.
Or maybe it's Gotham that's in New Jersey. Right, Metropolis is on
the Great Lakes. Except in the Smallverse, it's in or near Kansas.
But it's also on the ocean, or a very big lake.

Screw it. It's a tv show. Remember, Richie had a brother, Chuck.
Then he didn't. (Think shark.)
Algomeysa2
2005-03-07 12:23:46 UTC
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Post by Lee Grupsmith
Just before the big rescue sequence starts Clark runs up to a highway and
there are mountains in the background (with snow yet?). Would Colorado be
visible from there? I think not... Must be the alternate Kansas of the
Smallverse...
Yeah, well, just like old DUKES OF HAZZARD has big craggy California
mountains in the background at times.

Georgia has the Appalachian foothills, but nothing like that....
Sprockets
2005-03-11 02:56:30 UTC
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Ugh...you all fell for this???


The writers obviously let that scene have mountains in it to screw with
this Newsgroup, so that we would fight amongst ourselves now that the show
has gone to the dogs!!! lol !!!!!


C'mon, maybe they didn't have time because production was late in editing,
so they just let it stay with mountains in the background for a laugh.

Smallville writers are ROFL right now !

:-)


Sprockets
advance scout
2005-03-11 11:10:50 UTC
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Post by Sprockets
Ugh...you all fell for this???
The writers obviously let that scene have mountains in it to screw with
this Newsgroup, so that we would fight amongst ourselves now that the show
has gone to the dogs!!! lol !!!!!
ummm.. everyone blames the writers...but leaving mountains in the footage
has nothing to do with the writers. Lets try the director; film editor,
photographic supervisor or producer. We can blame the writers for story ...
but not mistakes on film.
Todd
2005-03-18 20:55:20 UTC
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Post by Algomeysa2
Yeah, well, just like old DUKES OF HAZZARD has big craggy California
mountains in the background at times.
Georgia has the Appalachian foothills, but nothing like that....
Dukes of Hazzard was never explicitly stated as Georgia, or any
specific southern state. They were just somewhere in the south, where
they could easily get to whatever that big city they went to once or
twice was. (The Duke boys were on probation, and weren't supposed to
leave the county.)
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