lookyhere_kayla
Lab Technician
Re: Errors
Yeah but in the next scene when he's unwrapping the gum it's back on his left wrist again!!!
Yeah but in the next scene when he's unwrapping the gum it's back on his left wrist again!!!
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In Grave Danger, when Nick pulled the gum out of his back pocket it looked like he was wearing his watch on his right wrist, whereas he normally sports it on his left. Not sure if this is an error or just Tarantino getting funky with a reflection off the plexiglas! Whaddya think?
In the episode, Donna Marks is killed by walking through a patio door. Then Warrick has to try to piece together the door, etc. etc. etc. The only problem is all patio doors use Tempered glass. They're made that way to prevent the exact thing that happens to Donna in this episode. Last October, I actually got to go to a major window manufacturer and see a 2x4 shot out of a cannon directly at a patio door. Wanna know what happened? The glass broke, sure, but it all stayed in the door frame . Federal building codes require all patio doors and all windows near bathtubs/front entranceways to be Tempered so a person (or an object from the outside) cannot go through it.
In my mom's house, which was built in the 50s, my brother punched the glass patio door, and the glass shattered almost as if someone were pushed through it. I always thought what happened in the episode was pretty conceivable based on my experience with patio doors.In the episode, Donna Marks is killed by walking through a patio door. Then Warrick has to try to piece together the door, etc. etc. etc. The only problem is all patio doors use Tempered glass. They're made that way to prevent the exact thing that happens to Donna in this episode. Last October, I actually got to go to a major window manufacturer and see a 2x4 shot out of a cannon directly at a patio door. Wanna know what happened? The glass broke, sure, but it all stayed in the door frame . Federal building codes require all patio doors and all windows near bathtubs/front entranceways to be Tempered so a person (or an object from the outside) cannot go through it.
Have they always used tempered glass for patio doors? Maybe it was an older door, from before they started doing this. I used to watch Rescue 911 and I remember an episode of that in which a little girl was standing on a chair and it tipped over and she fell through a patio door. The glass shattered just like in this episode and the girl was cut really badly.
Some other errors I noticed in Grave Danger:
*pulls out her portable DVD player that coincidentally has that episode in it*I forget what episode it was but after they ordered takeout or something, Grissom brought a fortune cookie into the lab. He was holding it in his mouth while doing a experiment, and like a second later it disappeared. I'm guessing they shot that scene in two separate takes, unless he's a fast eater.
Also, this isn't an error per se but why did they blurr the Dukes of Hazzard gamebox? I mean they talk about it, show it, the audience knows about it, what makes the top of the box a no-no? Picture of an actor's face maybe?
I forget what episode it was but after they ordered takeout or something, Grissom brought a fortune cookie into the lab. He was holding it in his mouth while doing a experiment, and like a second later it disappeared. I'm guessing they shot that scene in two separate takes, unless he's a fast eater.