All Roads Lead to Floyd (1.13)
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Re: All Roads Lead to Floyd (1.13)
Anyone notice when they were in the travel agency office, TM was standing in front of a poster of the World Trade Center towers. I found it ironic considering there is a print of the Two Towers in Frank Reagan's office on Blue Bloods.
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Re: All Roads Lead to Floyd (1.13)
Always funny watching Magnum struggle with Floyd's tiny car
Make it two weeks.
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Someone correct me if I am wrong but one of the questions on the MPI quiz in another thread asked about the fact that TS/TM could not put the top on the Ferrari because with the top on he couldn't fit in it. I am only 6'2" but there are several cars I cannot fit in.Turkey wrote:Always funny watching Magnum struggle with Floyd's tiny car
Re: All Roads Lead to Floyd (1.13)
I think I remember that question yeah, saying they had to modify the Ferrari so he could fit? I know in The Kona Winds he's driving with the top on.KingKC wrote:Someone correct me if I am wrong but one of the questions on the MPI quiz in another thread asked about the fact that TS/TM could not put the top on the Ferrari because with the top on he couldn't fit in it. I am only 6'2" but there are several cars I cannot fit in.Turkey wrote:Always funny watching Magnum struggle with Floyd's tiny car
Make it two weeks.
Re: All Roads Lead to Floyd (1.13)
Turkey wrote:I think I remember that question yeah, saying they had to modify the Ferrari so he could fit? I know in The Kona Winds he's driving with the top on.KingKC wrote:Someone correct me if I am wrong but one of the questions on the MPI quiz in another thread asked about the fact that TS/TM could not put the top on the Ferrari because with the top on he couldn't fit in it. I am only 6'2" but there are several cars I cannot fit in.Turkey wrote:Always funny watching Magnum struggle with Floyd's tiny car
Random fact - also he has the top up in China Doll - just noticed it during the re-watch.
Make it two weeks.
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On Floyd pushing a non existing key while dialing a phone number:
Anyway the Hawaiian numbers being dialed in the show usually consist of 7 digits. Here we have 8 or even 9. That certainly doesn´t make a flub. I just noticed.
Exactly. I saw that two since I`m always looking closely at the numbers being dialed. And to me it also looks like he tries to push the non existing button twice.IslandHopper wrote:Additional flubs for "All Roads Lead To Floyd."
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2. When Floyd is using the public telephone by the road, watch him dial the telephone number to confirm his flight reservation. He dials [1], [2], [3], [5], [6], [3], [2] and then turns slightly to his left and takes his eye off of the key pad and tries to push the [1], but misses and pushes the flat panel to the left of the [1] as if he were pressing a number. This is hilarious. This is another one of my favorite flubs.
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Anyway the Hawaiian numbers being dialed in the show usually consist of 7 digits. Here we have 8 or even 9. That certainly doesn´t make a flub. I just noticed.
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On paging "Mr. Doug Ibold":
I fact the subtitle gives the page as "Mr Ival,..." only (without "Doug") while the page it self says: "Mr. Doug Ibold" or "Mr. Doug Ival". One could guess that the people making the subtitles of some reason just didn´t get to know that the page was supposed to be "Mr. Doug Ibold" and that they just didn´t consider it to be important to be precise about the paged name.Jay-Firestorm wrote:By the way, regarding the paging of Doug Ibold, I put on the subtitles on the DVD, and it gives the page as “Mr. Doug Ival”. I think Ibold is right though, as I’ve noticed one or two slight errors in the subtitles.
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Re: All Roads Lead to Floyd (1.13)
On Floyd, confirming a flight reservation:
"Pan Pacific Airlines. May I help you?"
"Er... I´d like to, er... confirm a reservation for Saturday."
"Your name please?"
"Floyd Llewellyn"
"Yes, Mr. Llewellyn, you´re confirmed."
"Yes. Thank You!"
In fact the dialogue goes like this:Croix de Lorraine wrote:Floyd Llewellyn booking a flight over the phone:
'Hello, I would like to book a flight for Saturday'
'What's your name, sir'
'Floyd Llewellyn'
'OK, you're confirmed'
Say what???
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"Pan Pacific Airlines. May I help you?"
"Er... I´d like to, er... confirm a reservation for Saturday."
"Your name please?"
"Floyd Llewellyn"
"Yes, Mr. Llewellyn, you´re confirmed."
"Yes. Thank You!"
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Re: All Roads Lead to Floyd (1.13)
On Bull pouring (or not pouring) the shot into the beer:
Rewatching the sequence I found it quite clear from the way Bull moves his right arm and looks down on the glasses (which you can´t see) that he in fact pours the shot into the beer. That would mean: No flub.
Like Rocket I wondered why Bull would leave the shot at the bar and only take away the beer. Since one can´t really see if the shot glass that is left on the bar is empty or not, I rewatched the sequence several times because I know that in certain areas it is common to order a shot and a beer and to pour the shot into the beer instead of consuming both separately. Sometimes the glass containing the shot is even served inside the beer glass!Rocket wrote:
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Flub noted. After Bull gives the bartender his reason on why he will not pay $3.50 for a beer and a shot, he walks away and only takes the beer, while leaving the shot on the bar. Re-watching that scene, he may have poured the shot in the beer but it isn't clear.
Rewatching the sequence I found it quite clear from the way Bull moves his right arm and looks down on the glasses (which you can´t see) that he in fact pours the shot into the beer. That would mean: No flub.
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[quote="IslandHopper"]Additional flubs for "All Roads Lead To Floyd."
2. When Floyd is using the public telephone by the road, watch him dial the telephone number to confirm his flight reservation. He dials [1], [2], [3], [5], [6], [3], [2] and then turns slightly to his left and takes his eye off of the key pad and tries to push the [1], but misses and pushes the flat panel to the left of the [1] as if he were pressing a number. This is hilarious. This is another one of my favorite flubs.
Island Hopper,
There is a famous telephone flub on the "Bupkis" episode of the Dick Van Dyke Show. Rob grabs the phone and dials, while looking thru the
phone book for the number he has already dialed. Van Dyke then cracks up at his mistake along with a part of the studio audience.
The producers left this flub in on purpose because you don't throw out a good bit (even if it is by mistake).
A lot of the viewers will only 'get' it after repeated viewings.
I only got the joke recently and laughed all the more for it.
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2. When Floyd is using the public telephone by the road, watch him dial the telephone number to confirm his flight reservation. He dials [1], [2], [3], [5], [6], [3], [2] and then turns slightly to his left and takes his eye off of the key pad and tries to push the [1], but misses and pushes the flat panel to the left of the [1] as if he were pressing a number. This is hilarious. This is another one of my favorite flubs.
Island Hopper,
There is a famous telephone flub on the "Bupkis" episode of the Dick Van Dyke Show. Rob grabs the phone and dials, while looking thru the
phone book for the number he has already dialed. Van Dyke then cracks up at his mistake along with a part of the studio audience.
The producers left this flub in on purpose because you don't throw out a good bit (even if it is by mistake).
A lot of the viewers will only 'get' it after repeated viewings.
I only got the joke recently and laughed all the more for it.
Ralph Bellamy - You bastard!
Lee Marvin - Yes sir. With me, an accident of birth. But you, you're a self-made man.
The Professionals (1966)
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Re: All Roads Lead to Floyd (1.13)
LOL! Someone needs to create a meme of that!
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Re: All Roads Lead to Floyd (1.13)
This is one of my least favorites. Cindy was one of those painful to watch characters. The only negative aspect overall in the entire series was the tendency to miscast the female guest stars in my opinion. There are a good amount of examples over the eight years. I know that was sort of the style on tv back then so I just made a note of the 20 or so episodes that don't do it for me.
On the other hand it was great to see Rosine here as she is always a joy to watch.
On the other hand it was great to see Rosine here as she is always a joy to watch.
Re: All Roads Lead to Floyd (1.13)
1.13 ALL ROADS LEAD TO FLOYD
Hawaiian shirts: 1
Island Hopper shirts:
Body Count:
Shirtless: 1
Little Voice:
I know what you’re thinking:
When I write HTBAWCPI:
Investigator corrections:
Magnum injuries:
Higgins musings:
4th wall breaks: 1
Negotiations:
Famous guest stars: 1 – half point each for Noah Beery and Red West.
Magnumometer: 4
The episode guide says that this is the debut episode for "I know what you're thinking..." but I did not catch it in the episode. I also have the downloaded subtitles, searched them for it, and did not find it. So I believe that one is an error.
The pyramid party was also a swingers party, right?
Stuntman revealed:
Hawaiian shirts: 1
Island Hopper shirts:
Body Count:
Shirtless: 1
Little Voice:
I know what you’re thinking:
When I write HTBAWCPI:
Investigator corrections:
Magnum injuries:
Higgins musings:
4th wall breaks: 1
Negotiations:
Famous guest stars: 1 – half point each for Noah Beery and Red West.
Magnumometer: 4
The episode guide says that this is the debut episode for "I know what you're thinking..." but I did not catch it in the episode. I also have the downloaded subtitles, searched them for it, and did not find it. So I believe that one is an error.
The pyramid party was also a swingers party, right?
Stuntman revealed:
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Re: All Roads Lead to Floyd (1.13)
"I know what you're thinking" debuts in the next episode, Adelaide, as does the "little voice."
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