The Seasons 5 and 6 Props/Sets/Decor Discussion Thread

['80sSitcoms]

We say farewell to iconic Eastland [*sniff*], and hello to the woody warmth of Edna's Edibles.

Discuss!

[Lorimar Television]

The bakery set was nice, I was inspired by the wooden figure with a red poof and bun holding a tray that looks like Mrs. Garrett

[RetroGuy2000]

Originally Posted by '80sSitcoms

We say farewell to iconic Eastland [*sniff*], and hello to the woody warmth of Edna's Edibles.

Discuss!

It truly was a beautiful set.

...Well, except at the very beginning:

[Lorimar Television]

Originally Posted by RetroGuy2000

It truly was a beautiful set.

...Well, except at the very beginning:

And after the fire....

['80sSitcoms]

Originally Posted by RetroGuy2000

It truly was a beautiful set.

...Well, except at the very beginning:

Oo, that's a great look at the space before it became Edna's Edibles!

Originally Posted by Lorimar Television

And after the fire....

Way to bring down this thread, Lorsie

[Lorimar Television]

Originally Posted by '80sSitcoms

Oo, that's a great look at the space before it became Edna's Edibles!




Way to bring down this thread, Lorsie

Sorry.... atleast they rebuild.

[RetroGuy2000]

Originally Posted by Lorimar Television

And after the fire....

Valid point.

[Lorimar Television]

Originally Posted by RetroGuy2000

Valid point.

I guess this is only about seasons 5 and 6 and the fire was 7, so Im off topic.

['80sSitcoms]

Originally Posted by Lorimar Television

I guess this is only about seasons 5 and 6 and the fire was 7, so Im off topic.

But, it was the set from seasons 5 and 6 (though charred beyond belief), so you're still on topic via loophole.

[Lorimar Television]

Originally Posted by '80sSitcoms

But, it was the set from seasons 5 and 6 (though charred beyond belief), so you're still on topic via loophole.

Yes!

['80sSitcoms]

Originally Posted by Lorimar Television

Yes!

[Lorimar Television]

http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/...1&d=1546244417
Here's a shot of the Edna's Specials wooden cutout

[RetroGuy2000]

Guess I'd forgotten about that old-timey phone. Not sure how practical that was, but cool that they used it. How'd they call anyone using Klondike numbers? Did they have to dial the operator for connections? (Funny story: up until the mid-1980s in my town, you could still just dial five numbers when making a local call!)

['80sSitcoms]

Originally Posted by Lorimar Television

Here's a shot of the Edna's Specials wooden cutout

Oh wow, Lorsie! Cool! I don't remember that phone either, or anything about that sign! Whoa! It's like a whole new show!

Originally Posted by RetroGuy2000

How'd they call anyone using Klondike numbers? Did they have to dial the operator for connections? (Funny story: up until the mid-1980s in my town, you could still just dial five numbers when making a local call!)

Whoooaaa, you were around during 5-digit phone #s?? And what's a "Klondike number"?? I've tried Googling, but all I see so far is Klondike = "55", so wouldn't you just dial "55" and then the other #s? Or what?

I'm a grown man and you've got me feeling like a

[Lorimar Television]

Originally Posted by '80sSitcoms

Oh wow, Lorsie! Cool! I don't remember that phone either, or anything about that sign! Whoa! It's like a whole new show!



Whoooaaa, you were around during 5-digit phone #s?? And what's a "Klondike number"?? I've tried Googling, but all I see so far is Klondike = "55", so wouldn't you just dial "55" and then the other #s? Or what?

I'm a grown man and you've got me feeling like a

Ive never heard of these! The oldest phone I ever used was a rotary style one.