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Wall Paper in the Kitchen at Taylor's House
In the Episode of Opie Moves up in Class there is one scene where Andy and Aunt Bee leave the dining room to go into the kitchen.....when they head through the door the room they are entering has the same wall paper as the dinning room.....but a split second later as they are stading in the kitchen there is not wall paper at all, it is the usual set with the painted walls and the two large brass plates hanging on the wall behind them. You have to pay close attention though as this transition only last about 1 to 2 seconds.
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Permalink Reply by Thelscuz on
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Good eye there, Mr. McB. You must be a trained noticer! Does anybody have an explanation for this miraculous occurrence?
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Permalink Reply by Joe Hoover on
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It could be the lighting!
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Permalink Reply by albert wbmutbb on -
... might even be that Aunt Bee bought low-cost, bottom of the line wallpaper from Bert Miller, and the stuff just disintegrated on the wall. You know Aunt Bee and her thrifty ways...
Call the man!!
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Permalink Reply by Scott Frederickson on
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Good eye "Beev". Sorry, reference to another great TV show
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Permalink Reply by Cheryl Polk on -
Well... I have noticed this before... Aunt Bea's kitchen use to have the door on the same side as the sing but in the colored episodes the kitchen is bigger and the door is on the wall where her buffet hutch is.
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Permalink Reply by albert wbmutbb on
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Hmmm... could be that Andy's cost-of-living raise kicked in and he bought some remodeling work for the kitchen or maybe Aunt Bee won a wall and a door on some game show out in Hollywood.
:-)
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Permalink Reply by Cheryl Polk on
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Why great minds think a like! Aunt Bee should of saved some of the proceeds so she wouldn't of had to worry about all the beef she bought Ü
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Permalink Reply by Cheryl Polk on
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why I'm surprised n0 one caught my spelling blunder!! Aunt "Bea" ??? :O
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Permalink Reply by albert wbmutbb on
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What with all the heated "Bee" vs "Bea" stuff that's been floated out in the past, Cheryl....
... folks are too wore out to make a big moulage out of it now!
;-)
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Permalink Reply by Big Jeff Pruitt on -
I notuced it but i dodnt say aneething, 'cause what's a little missspell amongst freinds?
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Permalink Reply by Andy Paul Lawson on
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We're like Thelma's cousin Mary Grace. We're nice.
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