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Old 02-25-2008, 01:55 AM   #1
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Default Shows That Filmed A Episode On Location

Name Shows That Filmed A episode On Location.

Friends Went To London At The End Of Season 4.

Everybody Loves Raymond Went To Italy At The Begining Of Season 5.

I Think Friends And Raymond Had The Best On Location Episodes.
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Facts of Life went to Paris and Australia
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The Brady Bunch filmed in Arizona at the Grand Canyon, Cincinatti Amusement park, and Hawaii.

Mama's Family filmed in Hawaii

Sanford and Son filmed in Hawaii

The Jeffersons filmed in Hawaii
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Full House and Roseanne - Disneyland (prob a few other ABC shows did as well at that time)
I think Family Ties went to England
Mamas Family and The Jeffersons- Hawaii
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"FRASIER" filmed an episode on location in Seattle once.

"THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES" filmed an episode once at MARINELAND OF THE PACIFIC once.

Do shows that film on location on a regular or semi-regular basis count?
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Lots of shows (mostly from the 80's and 90's) had episodes in Disney World such as Roseanne, Sabrina, Boy Meets World, Full House, etc.

Family Ties and Married with Children went to England.

The Brady Bunch camping episode featured the cast on location at the park where the opening from the Andy Griffith Show was filmed.
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Didn't Step By Step go on location twice?
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Family Matters filmed multi-part episodes at Disney World and Paris.
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I Dream of Jeannie went to Las Vegas in Season 1, Las Vegas in Season 2 when Jeannie put a love spell on Tony and almost married him, Hawaii in Season 3 twice, once they met Milton Berle who was impersonating a millionaire to get a hold of Jeannie's scarab pin, and again later on in the season; they met Don Ho.
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The majority of shows that were on ABC during the mid-to-late '90s all went to Disney World.

Family Ties DID go to England. It aired during the 1986-87 season, but was actually filmed in 1985.

Head of the Class went to Russia for a quiz bowl tournament

The Hogan Family - went to France, I think.

Chico and the Man - filmed an actual episode in Mexico, one of the Post-Freddie Prinze eps. to be exact.

Growing Pains - went to Hawaii at the beginning of the 1987-88 season.

Webster - I think also filmed a S3 ep. on location in a ranch in the southwest somewhere, b/c I remember watching "Emmanuel Lewis: THS" before and it mentioned how he nearly had his head kicked off by a horse.

The Cosby Show - Went on location to the real Hillman (called Spelman on TCS and "A Different World") College at the end of S3.
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"FRASIER" filmed an episode on location in Seattle once.

"THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES" filmed an episode once at MARINELAND OF THE PACIFIC once.

Do shows that film on location on a regular or semi-regular basis count?
well, since noone's answered me; I'll say that they do. So; on that note:

"THE FUGITIVE" (both versions) used to film on location all the time. (that's why David Jannsen quit the first one-since he used to get so tired; since he was in virtually every shot)

"C.S.I.: MIAMI" travels to Miami sometimes to film location footage. And the other two do the same in Las Vegas and New York.
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All of these shows went to Disney WORLD:
Full House
Family Matters
Step By Step
Boy Meets World
Roseanne
Sabrina the Teenage Witch

Also George Lopez went to DisneyLAND!
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The 70s cop shows Kojak and Starsky & Hutch went to Las Vegas.
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