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New teaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOWrp7QlW4c April 16th can't get here soon enough.
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UmOk posted:
The reading room of the State Library of Victoria. Might have seen it in another show or movie?
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Apr 6, 2017 03:00
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So they invented a machine to microwave the leftovers?Fast Luck posted:Otherwise a pretty good episode though. Probably we get to Australia next episode and change gears a bit. A nice catch was Kevins (Damien Garvey) numberplate for his 4wd that hit the roo was ZCU666. The 666 might be a coincidence but who knows just yet. The Zxx numberplates in Victoria are reserved for Government or Commonwealth cars, so that checks out for a cop car. I didn't expect to see Francis Greenslade (comedian) or Damien Garvey in the show either, amusing to see local actors in a big HBO show. Longbaugh01 posted:Glad we'll be getting more Scott Glenn soon, but I am pretty confused about what is going on in the last scene. I understand that those women think the police chief named Kevin is actually Kevin Garvey but, if it takes place in current time (which it seems to), then how the gently caress are they quoting Matt's book about Kevin that there is only one copy in the world of, has just been written, and has been nowhere near Australia? What. The. gently caress. He moves to Australia with Nora next episode. He then stays there and becomes a police chief of some station somewhere rural. I mean, Nora has been living in Australia for decades going by the last scene of last weeks episode, why not Kevin? Scott Glen is just immortal. (Or Kevin is Garvy Sr. in the future) drunkill fucked around with this message at 09:04 on Apr 25, 2017 |
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Apr 25, 2017 08:40
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Good episode. The best looking episode of the series, wonderfully shot. I like the fact that the "You're the guy who killed him?" bloke is best known in Australia for this ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LX__i-zeaWs Also, drat, David Gulpilil (Christopher Sunday) is looking old these day, unexpected surprise but good to see him in the show too, given the themes of this episode.
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May 1, 2017 17:19
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Open Source Idiom posted:I will say this though -- What was Grace doing shopping for groceries at a Big W? What does she eat, batteries? 1kg bags of lollies and chocolates. I also doubt there is a Big W out near Brokenhill (although the fake town with the postoffice places it somewhere in Victoria with the postcode, despite being filmed in NSW.
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May 2, 2017 14:32
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Ugh, it is called the State Library not the Melbourne library, that doesn't exist. Worst show. Also funnily enough the 570 bus does exist, but the destination of Eastwood does not, also the 570 doesn't go anywhere near the city as it is a shuttle service from a train station to a university campus out in the suburbs.Octy posted:Melburnians have really weird accents. Melbournian. Also, not many n that episode talked normally except the tv host woman who is actually a tv show host. Maybe the old man at the bus stop and the hotel valet too but the guy in the laneway was hamming it up, what Americans think Australians talk like. Good episode, not as good as last weeks but still good.
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May 8, 2017 17:55
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Pretty random episode. I don't think you'd be flying from the US to Australia in a DHC-4 Caribou though. That was filmed at RAAF Point Cook, that one sits next to the museum on the base. Funnily enough the airbase has one of the worlds only 3 horizon tanks for making movies/tv shows, just south of the main runway, but it hasn't been used for awhile. And the ferries between Melbourne and Tasmania is a little bit larger.
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May 16, 2017 13:32
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No. I just recognised the location, not many Caribous in Melbourne and the treeline in the distance are gumtrees so it probably wasn't shot in Texas.
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May 16, 2017 13:51
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If there is some sort of nuclear apocalypse it would be amusing that our characters are in Melbourne for the end of the world given that is the plot of the novel On The Beach and the two movies made from it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Beach_(novel)
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May 17, 2017 05:24
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The Microwave People set up shop here: https://www.google.com.au/maps/@-37.9686367,145.0100498,415m/data=!3m1!1e3?hl=en Good (but pricey) fish and chips there, also an old monitor ship ship sunk as a breakwater... the HMAS Cerberus.
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Looten Plunder posted:Where are all the dessert scenes filmed? Film Victoria is always listed in the credits, but I can't imagine anything like that existing in Victoria. I guess it could be up somewhere near the SA boarder but I'm curious. The farm is up in the You Yangs, which is about 45 minutes out of Melbourne, where Mad Max (1) was filmed. According to Film Vic they used the Little River Biodiversity Interpretation Centre. Which is located right next to the Ford proving grounds, but having a quick look I can't see any farmhouse right next to a dam/pond that matches the show. Funnily enough one of the quarries right near there was used for filming the Iwo Jima episodes of The Pacific when they filled it with volcanic ash soil and the inland (airfield attack) scenes of Guadalcanal were also filmed up there. A press release also mentions a few scenes being filmed in Clunes, possibly where Kevin Sr. was walking in his episode. An old gold mining town which has a distinctive 'western' main street (again, a Mad Max 1 location) I have no clue where the desert-y scenes were filmed, someone online said Silverton (Broken Hill, where Mad Max 2 was filmed) but I dunno about that. Could be somewhere in the North West of Victoria. Film Vic does have a location scouting gallery though: https://www.film.vic.gov.au/choose-victoria/locations/
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