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21:29
The infamous Viper television series -- which is just a modern-day
version of the old Knight Rider show -- was filming just outside
my appartment building. I went to take a look, and took my camera with
me. |
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21:29
In this episode, the car was chased through some downtown Vancouver
street, before being hit by a missile and blowing up. Note that it
took them about 30 minutes to hook up the propane tanks and lines to
get the right "effect". |
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21:29
Oops! Almost got in trouble for this picture! I hadn't noticed that
the flash had been activated! Needless to say, many crew hands were
running around trying to figure out where the flash came from. Since
I was taking pictures with the camera in my lap, it was thankfully
overlooked. |
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21:34
As soon as they yell "Cut!", firefighters rush to put out the fire. It
took maybe 4 or 5 minutes to get the fire out. On the complete left of
the picture, you can see the lights to my appartment building. |
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21:45
Here is the infamous Defender, the bullet-proof car with 1001
features that is always used to capture the "bad guys". |
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21:44
This is taken facing West, just outside of Stanley Park. You can
see one of the film crew trailers in back of the car, with the
Viper name. |
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22:55
This one I took especially for Chris, who laughed tonight when I
told him I bought another Lego model! Craig's wife, Glennis,
bought me the black and yellow buggy on the left for Christmas, and
since then, I went out and bought the tow truck (when Barb was here)
and then the motorcycle yesterday. Long live Lego! |