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 Posted: Mon Oct 27, 2008 9:45 pm
this is the place to list all the goofs, out tkaes and episode trivia you spot or thought was funny. Don't forget to state the episode it came from.
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Posted: Tue Jan 06, 2009 12:22 am
Not sure if this quite counts as an out-take, but here is the plot of an unaired episode I found on Antarians.com. It was called "The Dance" and it was supposed to go in between "The Morning After" and "Monsters", so it was supposed to be the third episode, but it didn't and "Monsters" became the third episode instead.
Also, before I post it, apparently, the pilot was altered. Someone decided they didn't like the original version and had some parts of the first episode re-filmed:
Aw. It's too long to put in here.
If you want to read it, go here: [x]
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Posted: Tue Jan 06, 2009 12:26 am
Ooh! Trivia!:
Roswell was filmed in Covina, California and at Paramount Studios in Hollywood, California.
The desert scenes were usually shot at the popular hiking area, Vasquez Rocks, in California, USA.
The cliff where the pod chamber is hidden is the same cliff as seen in Star Trek: The Originial Series and Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey.
It took 5-7 days to shoot one episode of Roswell.
All cast members were at work on average for 15 hours a day.
In between takes, actors could be found in their trailers sleeping, eating, writing, watching t.v., listening to music, etc. Shiri took pictures of the cast and crew, Colin played games on his Game Boy, and Nick played his acoustic guitar (which was given to him by William Sadler). They said the set was like high school where everyone would pull pranks and joke around with each other.
The tabasco sauce the aliens put on their food was actually V8 Berry Splash. They tried to use real tabasco sauce, but their eyes kept watering and they kept running for more water after each take.
Fox was originally going to air Roswell but decided at the last minute not to air it. The WB Network bought the rights instead, but didn't like the original "Pilot" episode, so they made them re-shoot parts of it. That means that there is an unaired, original "Pilot" episode, and it is floating around the internet.
Jason Katims' father played the judge who ordered Michael's emancipation in the "Independence Day" episode.
Director Johnathan Frakes made guest appearances in "The Pilot," "The Convention," and "Secrets and Lies" episodes. (He played Commander William T. Riker on Star Trek: The Next Generations).
The fourth alien was originally going to be revealed in the season one finale, but the WB Network pushed the producers to reveal it sooner.
Near the end of the first season, fans campaigned to save the show by sending bottles of Tabasco sauce to the WB. The campaign led the WB to renew Roswell.
There is an hour of unaired footage from "The Departure" episode floating around the internet. The episode was originally 2 hours long, but at the last minute the WB network would only give Roswell a regular hour-long slot, so they had to cut an hour of footage to make the episode fit into the time slot.
Mile marker 67 is where Nasedo dropped off the dead body, and we see that sign again in Tess' room in "The Departure" episode.
Like "The Departure," the "Graduation" episode was supposed to be 2 hours long, but UPN decided that Roswell could only have a 1 hour finale. In the uncut version, Max proposed to Liz, they made love, and the next day got married.
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Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 11:42 pm
the silver hand print in the pilot episode kept switching sides and angles on Liz's body whrn wever it was showed.
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