That should be funny. Looking forward to catching it on Hulu Plus.

This show is good and all. The one problem I have with it is that is not set in a particular year like That 70s Show. So they show the characters with things that don't belong in the same year together.

The episode that takes place at the roller rink was shot at the Moonlight Rollerway in Glendale CA.

pikachulover wrote :

This show is good and all. The one problem I have with it is that is not set in a particular year like That 70s Show. So they show the characters with things that don't belong in the same year together.



The episode that takes place at the roller rink was shot at the Moonlight Rollerway in Glendale CA.

And this show is supposed to be set in Pennsylvania.

I don't think that's problematic, I mean look at all the movies that are shot in Canada and take place in New York or Chicago.

Well, I watched it last night. It's OK.

Yeah. Hasn't really hit a stride yet. Give it some time, and maybe it'll get better.

Only three episodes left for the 1st season.

thecrow174 wrote :
Only three episodes left for the 1st season.

Really? That's dumb. Why only order six episodes of something so early in the season? How can something "hit a stride" in only six episodes? I don't understand tv execs sometimes.

When Three's Company started, there were 8 episodes for the 1st season and about 25 for the next.

thecrow174 wrote :

pikachulover wrote :


This show is good and all. The one problem I have with it is that is not set in a particular year like That 70s Show. So they show the characters with things that don't belong in the same year together.





The episode that takes place at the roller rink was shot at the Moonlight Rollerway in Glendale CA.

And this show is supposed to be set in Pennsylvania.

California doubling don't really bother me. For me it's a fun game to figure out where in the LA area a show was shot on location.

Plus if you've been to that roller rink it has a pretty distinctive look inside.

I'm still trying to figure out where they shot that driving scene in the pilot episode. It looks familiar to me.

The Shining takes place in Colorado, but it wasn't the only place that was filmed there.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081505/locations?ref_=tt_ql_dt_6