Just something I noticed.
David Farler
Did anyone else notice the mistake at the Airport. Jarod sees the airplane
pulling away and jumps over the fence in a pair of white tennis shoes. He
then proceeds to run a short distance in black dress shoes! I have never
spotted any of these type of things before (I know that they have a name for
them but I do not know what they are called)
James Logajan
David Farler (david_...@reyrey.com) wrote:
: Did anyone else notice the mistake at the Airport. Jarod sees the airplane
It's called continuity, or lack there-of.
PattRose1
>
>Did anyone else notice the mistake at the Airport. Jarod sees the airplane
>pulling away and jumps over the fence in a pair of white tennis shoes. He
>then proceeds to run a short distance in black dress shoes! I have never
>spotted any of these type of things before (I know that they have a name for
>them but I do not know what they are called)
I find it so amazing that you all can spot things like this. I am lucky I
watch the show right. LOL good for you. I wonder what it is called when you
spot out all of the mistakes they made? Does anyone know?
Patt http://members.aol.com/PattRose1/Page3.html
Skorpeon
On 19 May 1998 22:02:44 GMT, patt...@aol.com (PattRose1) wrote:
|>
|>Did anyone else notice the mistake at the Airport. Jarod sees the airplane
|>pulling away and jumps over the fence in a pair of white tennis shoes. He
|>then proceeds to run a short distance in black dress shoes! I have never
|>spotted any of these type of things before (I know that they have a name for
|>them but I do not know what they are called)
|
Temperature changing shoes? The ones that are acid based or something?
Artemis OakGrove
David Farler wrote:
>
> Did anyone else notice the mistake at the Airport. Jarod sees the airplane
> pulling away and jumps over the fence in a pair of white tennis shoes. He
> then proceeds to run a short distance in black dress shoes! I have never
> spotted any of these type of things before (I know that they have a name for
> them but I do not know what they are called)
I noticed that, too, and it tickled me. I don't know what goofs are
called, either. They are usually more careful than that about
continuity.
AO
kim
David Farler wrote:
>
> Did anyone else notice the mistake at the Airport. Jarod sees the airplane
> pulling away and jumps over the fence in a pair of white tennis shoes. He
> then proceeds to run a short distance in black dress shoes! I have never
> spotted any of these type of things before (I know that they have a name for
> them but I do not know what they are called)
I think in this case it's less of a continuity thing and more of a
safety issue. The boots he usually wears (and was wearing for the rest
of the scene) don't look like they would be the footwear of choice for
jumping over a very high fence. I think that for safety sake they had
him jump over hoping that no one would notice the change in that split
second (don't they realize that we tape these things and play them over
and over again to answer little questions like this!!) My problem was
that they didn't at least use black sneakers!!
Trevor
You must be another X-Phile. That was exactly my thought when I read the
post. I love those books.
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Chris Cypser wrote in message <89560113...@iris.nyx.net>...
>patt...@aol.com (PattRose1) writes:
>
>>>Did anyone else notice the mistake at the Airport. Jarod sees the
airplane
>>>pulling away and jumps over the fence in a pair of white tennis shoes.
He
>>>then proceeds to run a short distance in black dress shoes! I have never
>>>spotted any of these type of things before (I know that they have a name
for
>>>them but I do not know what they are called)
>>
>>I find it so amazing that you all can spot things like this. I am lucky I
>>watch the show right. LOL good for you. I wonder what it is called when
you
>>spot out all of the mistakes they made? Does anyone know?
>
>Nit-picking. Oops, I mean, um....
>
>Chris Cypser
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Tom Davis
I believe the term is a "gaff".
tom d
Jon Cohen
There is a whole show about things like this-it is called: Bloopers
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David Farler wrote in message <3561d...@pager.reyrey.com>...
PattRose1
>>
>>I find it so amazing that you all can spot things like this. I am lucky I
>>watch the show right. LOL good for you. I wonder what it is called when
>you
>>spot out all of the mistakes they made? Does anyone know?
>
>Nit-picking. Oops, I mean, um....
>
>Chris Cypser
>"The question is whether we will go forward
> into the future, or past into the back."
> --Dan Quayle
>
>--
>Chris Cypser
Yes Chris, it is. LOL But I am just making small talk. LOL
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Tom Davis <tr...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>
> I believe the term is a "gaff".
>
> tom d
>
> David Farler wrote:
>
> > pulling away and jumps over the fence in a pair of white tennis shoes. He
> > then proceeds to run a short distance in black dress shoes! I have never
> > spotted any of these type of things before (I know that they have a name for
> > them but I do not know what they are called)
>
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Trevor
I am amazed that you guys noticed this when the episode aired. I sometimes
see this stuff if I am re-watching a tape but rarely the first time.
Course, I don't usually look at Jarod's feet. ;-)
Trevor
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There is a whole show about things like this-it is called: Bloopers
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David Farler wrote in message <3561d...@pager.reyrey.com>...
Trevor
Ok..nevermind. I have the Nitpickers Guide to the X-Files. It list a
breakdown of the episode, and all the gaff's, continuity
breaks..Nitpicks..for each episode. I thought that's what you meant.
Nevermind (in my best churchwoman voice)
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Chris Cypser wrote in message <89570194...@iris.nyx.net>...
>"Trevor" <cnojon...@ix.netcom.com> writes:
>
>>Chris Cypser wrote:
>>
>>>Nit-picking. Oops, I mean, um....
>>
>>You must be another X-Phile. That was exactly my thought when I read the
>>post. I love those books.
>
>Wow, is this a "Mad-Lib" or something? What's the connection?
>
>Chris
Batya
C. Marcotte wrote:
> At one point, the hoodlum watches the discs that Jarod keeps in the
> silver briefcase. Remember where it says "For Center Use Only" with
> the date? Well, I always thought that date was right on the video,
> but no, it's added later. At one point, the hoodlum walks in front of
> the monitor and the "For Center Use Only" & date appears "in front" of
> him.
I guess it'd be too much to hope that it was a sly in-joke a la the
cockroach scurrying across the T.V. screen in that X-Files episode?
Y'know, 'cause the Centre was "using" the hoodlum? I admit it's much more
likely to be a gaffe.
Batya
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PattRose1
>
>I am amazed that you guys noticed this when the episode aired. I sometimes
>see this stuff if I am re-watching a tape but rarely the first time.
>Course, I don't usually look at Jarod's feet. ;-)
>
>Trevor
God, I love the NG humor. LOL ROFLMBO
Patt http://members.aol.com/PattRose1/Page3.html
SS1395
They do a nit-pickers guide to all the Treks except Voy. as well. They are
all pretty cool. That guy has an amazing eye to notice every blunder in an
episode. Of course on a certain Trek they make it awfully easy for him........
EgoistX
>David Farler (david_...@reyrey.com) wrote:
>spotted any of these type of things before (I know that they have a name for
>: them but I do not know what they are called)
>From: jam...@netcom.com (James Logajan)
>
>It's called continuity, or lack there-of.
It's called a gaff.
EgoistX
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RSteph1981
I read the Next Gen. Trek NitPickers guide. I found mistakes.
Rebecca