malicedoom
07-25-2007, 06:21 PM
Weird thing - I was watching the Pilot episode on the recently released Season 1 - DVD for Benson, and noticed one small change.
At the very end of the episode, when Benson and Katie are sitting at the kitchen table, Katie is talking about how poorly she's treated her father and she tells Benson she feels terrible. Benson tells Katie: "You should." Katie replies: "Thanks. You work a lot with depressed people??"
Katie's line is different than every other aired version of the pilot that I have previously seen. It used to be: "Thanks. You work a lot with suicides?", which I personally thought was a much funnier line. Here, it's changed.
I'm guessing there must have been an alternate version produced at the time, however, because it's a dub (you can see Missy Gold's lips are still saying the word 'suicide'), but a perfect dub that must have been done right then and there. In fact, had I not been waiting for that line, I never would have known - that's how good of a job was done.
I wonder why - and I know it's one of those stories we'll probably never find out the answer to. Still, quite interesting to see a different version, even if the difference is just so slight. Anyone else catch this?
At the very end of the episode, when Benson and Katie are sitting at the kitchen table, Katie is talking about how poorly she's treated her father and she tells Benson she feels terrible. Benson tells Katie: "You should." Katie replies: "Thanks. You work a lot with depressed people??"
Katie's line is different than every other aired version of the pilot that I have previously seen. It used to be: "Thanks. You work a lot with suicides?", which I personally thought was a much funnier line. Here, it's changed.
I'm guessing there must have been an alternate version produced at the time, however, because it's a dub (you can see Missy Gold's lips are still saying the word 'suicide'), but a perfect dub that must have been done right then and there. In fact, had I not been waiting for that line, I never would have known - that's how good of a job was done.
I wonder why - and I know it's one of those stories we'll probably never find out the answer to. Still, quite interesting to see a different version, even if the difference is just so slight. Anyone else catch this?