[ SECRET POST #6054 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6054 ⌋

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[https://youtu.be/g4AgzQvFNZs]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I remember just about every other show in the 90s being filmed in British Columbia, but the only one I remember actually being set in the PNW was Highlander: The Series.

Well, and technically SG-1, but the majority of the outdoor shots weren't even supposed to be on Earth, so possibly that one only gets an honorable mention.

[(Anonymous)]

The Sentinel was set in the PNW, too!

At least SG1 had a sense of humor about it. O'Neill remarked at least once about how funny it was that a LOT of alien planets looked just like the PNW.

DA

[(Anonymous)]

I like when shows acknowledge shit like that in a sly humorous kind of way.

[(Anonymous)]

Sliders did, too! It was set in San Francisco, but clearly filmed in BC. Whenever the main characters would get called out by people in an Alternate San Francisco for not knowing about the zombie plague or alien takeover or whatever that universe's "thing" was, their excuse was always that they were visiting from Vancouver.

[greghousesgf]

one reason of many I love Mrs. Doubtfire. That's obviously SF, not some other city posing as it.