The very last scene in "Improbable"
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Did anybody notice at the end of the episode when the camera pulls up
into the sky from the Italian neighborhood, you see Burt Reynolds face
in the rooftops of buildings and street patterns?
BTW, what was all the Italian stuff about? Are there supposed to be a
lot of palm readers, psychics and gypsies in Italy?
And did anybody notice the promo before the beginning of the episode
where it shows GA,AG and RP laughing their asses off. Are they laughing
because the series is almost over and they don't give a crap anymore?
The Truth Is Out There
Peter John Hill
was light hearted, but entertaining. Not every episode needs to be dark and
brooding.
--On Monday, April 08, 2002 7:34 AM -0400 The Truth Is Out There
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> Did anybody notice at the end of the episode when the camera pulls up
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Yes, I thought it was clever, just before that, my wife asked me if we were
going to see Burt again.
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> lot of palm readers, psychics and gypsies in Italy?
I thought that the music was nice. I liked how they synced the singing up.
The whole episode was about patterns and rhythms, which lend well to music.
I liked the whole seen with Burt doing 3card monty with the two older guys
while lip syncing to the music. It was very surreal, but light, as the
epsisode was (which I liked)
> And did anybody notice the promo before the beginning of the episode
> where it shows GA,AG and RP laughing their asses off. Are they laughing
> because the series is almost over and they don't give a crap anymore?
I missed that, but wish I could have seen it. I think that they really
enjoyed making the episode, and I bet they really liked it. It was
brilliant. I think with the upcoming "Jump the Shark" episode, they are
pulling out alot of good stories, IMHO.
Myname2use4now
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The setting was almost exactly like the St. Genero festival in NY's little
Italy. And yes, there are tons and tons of palm readers and fortune tellers.
It's an amazing thing if you ever get to go...the lights are strung over the
street...the food...the beer...the wine...the people. It's amazing.
Diandra Hollman
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> Did anybody notice at the end of the episode when the camera pulls up
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Oh, is *that* what it was?! I thought maybe it was the "face on the
moon" or something... ;)
> BTW, what was all the Italian stuff about? Are there supposed to be a
> lot of palm readers, psychics and gypsies in Italy?
No, but apparently there are in *Little* Italy... :-/
> And did anybody notice the promo before the beginning of the episode
> where it shows GA,AG and RP laughing their asses off.
Do dogs pee on brick walls? ;)
> Are they laughing
> because the series is almost over and they don't give a crap anymore?
:::snerk:::
That's an...interesting theory. I think Gillian fell off the block she
was standing on. She landed on her ass and almost took Robert with her
on the way down. Annabeth was just laughing hysterically... :)
Diandra
Gary Merinstein
I guess I'm jaded: I live in the city, and after 10 years its just another
street festival to me..and its not the same little italy if you don't see
the giant cockroaches at the outside tables - they smoke cigars!