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Old 05-02-2005, 10:41 AM   #1
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Default The House looked different.

Why did they change the way the living room and kitchen look in the early eps?
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Old 05-03-2005, 12:28 PM   #2
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Why did they change the way the living room and kitchen look in the early eps?

I have no idea sometimes shows do that. Which setting did you prefer? I like the one in the later seasons because the one in the earlier seasons just seemed so closed in.
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Yeah, they do that a lot in sitcoms. The Nanny is another good example. It really stands out on the final show when they do a clip retrospective.

The Cosby Show is another example. They changed the set about three times in the first season. I don't mind furniture, but when they move entire staircases it gets pretty obvious!!

I liked the house by the end of the series much better in Fresh Prince.
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I have no idea sometimes shows do that. Which setting did you prefer? I like the one in the later seasons because the one in the earlier seasons just seemed so closed in.
I like the second set too. I got confused on the first i didnt know how they got to the dining room or the kitchen.
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Happy Days and Family Matters also changed sets.
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i like the second one too. it was much bigger.
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Yeah, the 2nd set made the house look alot more expensive.
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I third that!
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Family Matters and The Cosby Show had different living rooms and kitchens in the pilot ONLY. So that's not a very good example.
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That first set was claustrophobic. It's so strange seeing it.

The actors are different too in the beginning, especially Uncle Phil. He's so serious. Everyone is toned down.
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i have to watch them again to notice it.. but the guy with the pizza in his picture damn moeee.. im bout to go home and order me a pizza now ahahahaah..
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thats upsetting because i missed some eps the first time i started watching and i thought they might have moved.
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That first set was claustrophobic. It's so strange seeing it.

The actors are different too in the beginning, especially Uncle Phil. He's so serious. Everyone is toned down.

I guess the idea was for Uncle Phil to be Snooty/Stuck Up until Will lived with them for a While-lol I don't like The Uncle Phil of season 1, too SNOBBISH
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I guess the idea was for Uncle Phil to be Snooty/Stuck Up until Will lived with them for a While-lol I don't like The Uncle Phil of season 1, too SNOBBISH
Don't forget Carlton also!! I didn't like him in the first season either or Hilary!
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the first season was weird, but the first episode is hilarious
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