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* According to a [http://gregbeeman.blogspot.com/2008/12/beemans-blog-season-3-episode-12.html blog post] by [[Greg Beeman]], scenes that took place in |
* According to a [http://gregbeeman.blogspot.com/2008/12/beemans-blog-season-3-episode-12.html blog post] by [[Greg Beeman]], scenes that took place in the Nakamuras' apartment took place in a mansion in Pasanena, California. "In real life, there were huge windows in the mansion that looked out onto big gardens. But we were supposed to be in New York! So, we set up a forty foot tall and sixty foot wide bluescreens outside - so that out the windows the audience would see [[NYC]]. It's the same view we see from our [[Charles Deveaux's rooftop|rooftop]]--since, theoretically, it is just one floor below." |
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| Location: | New York, NY |
| Purpose: | Residence |
The Nakamura family lived in a penthouse apartment in Manhattan in 1991.
Notable Employees
- A chef
Notable Residents
Notable Visitors
- Hiro Nakamura (present)
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Trivia
- According to a blog post by Greg Beeman, scenes that took place in the Nakamuras' apartment took place in a mansion in Pasanena, California. "In real life, there were huge windows in the mansion that looked out onto big gardens. But we were supposed to be in New York! So, we set up a forty foot tall and sixty foot wide bluescreens outside - so that out the windows the audience would see NYC. It's the same view we see from our rooftop--since, theoretically, it is just one floor below."