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TVFactFan · 05-27-2007, 03:31 PM

back of the Cab before Knight Rider saw them in the back seat?-lol They had to know that Arnold and Dudley were not really going to get blown up while in that car.-lol I swear they must have been some DUMB people

Ireneparalegal · 05-27-2007, 03:33 PM

or they were told to "react" that way. I admit though, we don't need an audience sounding "scared" to make a cheesy scene look more cheesy. It's pitiful.

TVFactFan · 05-27-2007, 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Ireneparalegal

or they were told to "react" that way. I admit though, we don't need an audience sounding "scared" to make a cheesy scene look more cheesy. It's pitiful.

I will admit at the time that i was scared as SH*T when i watched this in 1984-lol But I was only 9 years old. I was like-"OH NO MOMMY arnold and dudley are going to die"

LOL

Brian Damage · 05-27-2007, 03:39 PM

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or they were told to "react" that way. I admit though, we don't need an audience sounding "scared" to make a cheesy scene look more cheesy. It's pitiful.

That is true, when I was in LA, I went to a taping of a sitcom, and there is a guy or girl in the audience that preps the crowd and basically tells them what to react to.

Ireneparalegal · 05-27-2007, 03:42 PM

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That is true, when I was in LA, I went to a taping of a sitcom, and there is a guy or girl in the audience that preps the crowd and basically tells them what to react to.

Yeah, they do that A LOT. It's more than just "applause" and so forth.

Solomon, if it scared you as a 9 year old, then it worked. I think the show was geared towards a younger audience, therefore, who do you think they were trying to scare? The adult viewers? I don't think so.

TVFactFan · 05-27-2007, 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Ireneparalegal

Yeah, they do that A LOT. It's more than just "applause" and so forth.

Solomon, if it scared you as a 9 year old, then it worked. I think the show was geared towards a younger audience, therefore, who do you think they were trying to scare? The adult viewers? I don't think so.

I remember thinking about it all week at the time-"Is Arnold and Dudley going to die?-lol

TVFactFan · 05-27-2007, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Ireneparalegal

Yeah, they do that A LOT. It's more than just "applause" and so forth.

Solomon, if it scared you as a 9 year old, then it worked. I think the show was geared towards a younger audience, therefore, who do you think they were trying to scare? The adult viewers? I don't think so.

Brian Damage · 05-27-2007, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Ireneparalegal

Yeah, they do that A LOT. It's more than just "applause" and so forth.

Solomon, if it scared you as a 9 year old, then it worked. I think the show was geared towards a younger audience, therefore, who do you think they were trying to scare? The adult viewers? I don't think so.

Just like that lady in audience of Good Times....RIIIIIGHT ON! I bet you she was a part of the show.

Ireneparalegal · 05-27-2007, 03:57 PM

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Just like that lady in audience of Good Times....RIIIIIGHT ON! I bet you she was a part of the show.

She must have been to most of the tapings. She was like that lady on Showtime at the Apollo, that old lady who always sat in the middle of the front row, dancing and waving her arms around.

Brian Damage · 05-27-2007, 04:04 PM

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She must have been to most of the tapings. She was like that lady on Showtime at the Apollo, that old lady who always sat in the middle of the front row, dancing and waving her arms around.

LMAO!!! I remember that lady! What happened to her? I don't see her around anymore.

Ireneparalegal · 05-27-2007, 04:09 PM

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LMAO!!! I remember that lady! What happened to her? I don't see her around anymore.

I think she died. I remember them making a special tribute to her, but wasn't sure if it was because she died. There is even a small plaque on that chair I believe.

Brian Damage · 05-27-2007, 05:57 PM

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I think she died. I remember them making a special tribute to her, but wasn't sure if it was because she died. There is even a small plaque on that chair I believe.

Oh shoot! I didn't realize that. She was always jumping and dancing.

ThomasE · 05-27-2007, 06:08 PM

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Just like that lady in audience of Good Times....RIIIIIGHT ON! I bet you she was a part of the show.

Either that or that was some serious canned laughter. If she was part of the show, she should have been as the "loudmouthed lady in the audience".

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