Unknown Facts • "Summer of Love"

Date: 01/07/2004
From: SynthIA

Shiny happy people holding prizes:

• BabyCasanova wins a hypnotizing nickel I found flattened on the railroad track!
• Callie21V wins a signed copy of Kari Wuhrer's album!
• Recall317 wins a season pass to the Big Shiny Thing!

Today's task: invent an amusing trivia fact about the episode. Anything at all... so long as it isn't true. For instance: the real reason the Helix Spiral explanation got cut from this episode is that just like the Kromaggs, the number "29.7" inexplicably reminded FOX of Nazism.

Enjoy...

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Hold the MAYO :-O

Date: 01/08/2004
From: MissingSliderRyan

BT likes it bland.

In a deleted scene, a hungry Arturo sees a ham sandwich on the sidewalk. He then gets on his knees to inspect it closer. When we shot it, the sidewalk was wet and when John got on his knees, his hands slipped and he went head first into the concrete. When John came to, he yelled, "ASPS VERY DANGEROUS!" He probably thought he was still on the set of 'Raiders' or probably wished to be in another Indy movie. Needless to say, he now had a bandage so we covered that with a bandana for the rest of the episode. We threw the scene out and decided that the football throw was a better explanation for why Arturo had his head bandaged up. Besides it added fodder for the 'Which Arturo slid?' controversy in "Post Traumatic Slide Syndrome."

~~~ Mario Azzopardi, director of "Summer of Love"



MSR

Casting call

Date: 01/08/2004
From: Recall317

Did you know?

After being threatened with copyright infringement for the show's title "Summer of Love", Fox suggested changing the title to "Barry Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." It was mercifully ignored.

R317

A powerful tidal wave in Kuala Lumpur...

Date: 01/16/2004
From: Callie21V

...has killed one hundred -- and twenty people. AY, CHIHUAHUA! WHOA, WHOA, WHOA! [falls down]

*****

Reporter Vanessa Filbert started out in sitcoms before moving to GNN. Unfortunately, nothing could cure her habit of waiting several seconds for the laughter to die down after delivering anything that sounded remotely like a punchline...

Newscast: "...the spiderwasps have yet to be slowed."

Arturo: "I think we'd better get indoors."

Newscast: "And, their ability to eat through walls renders most buildings extremely vulnerable to attack!"

>>> C/21

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