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From: fxd99 on 14 Feb 2010 21:46
DocTCW wrote:
> The cabbie drove us by there last week and there was a long line waiting
> to get it. He said that there always is the usual state of the place. We
> didn't see any camera crew however.
>
> Tom
> On Feb 6 2010 5:34 PM, dr. Baf wrote:
>
>
>>On Feb 6, 2:01 pm, "JK Coney" <jkco...(a)verizon.net> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Here's how it's done. Someone comes in, and Rick makes a list of what
>>>he thinks are interesting things. He asks the seller if they would like to
>>>come back and possibly get it filmed. He then runs it by the producer, and
>>>they choose. 1 or 2 days a month a crew comes in, and a list of sellers
>
> gets
>
>>>to walk in and act as if it's just happening then. Stuff is filmed out of
>>>sequence for convenience, (experts, restorers, Chumly adventures etc), and
>>>then edited as the want. Of course this is just my guess, based on what I
>>>know about how these shows are done.
>>
>>Thanks, that make sense, specially everytime I drive by there
>>are a few people around, but no production crews.
>>
>>I think the next thing some producers should do is rebuild the
>>Del Mar Motel. That would make an usual sitcom.
>>
>>dr. Baf
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We stopped by Monday around 6:00. They were filming inside so we were
barely allowed inside the door. None of the 'stars' were there. They
were just filming a customer who couldn't agree on a price. It was an
older guy in a blue t-shirt and beard. Will look for him and see if he
made the cut.
Denny in Mass
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