Nash Bridges Revisited: Skirt Chasers
In what might eventually prove to be a feeble attempt at connecting with his adopted city, Andrew is watching every episode of Nash Bridges' inaugural...
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cedichou said:
January 22, 2010 9:55 PM
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Oh no, only 5 more episodes? You'll have to do season 2, please.
That being said, the vintage car on the church track is actually quite common, they take this path back to the depot near Ocean ave/City College. You can actually hire one of these trains for your birthday party and go up and down church if it so pleases you.
And are you sure the helipad is CGI? That's' 96, and that would be quite high budget for the show. Well, that could explain why the writer's budget was so small they could not write a story.
Andrew Dalton replied to comment from cedichou
January 23, 2010 2:02 PM
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My point about the vintage streetcar was that it was included deliberately as a way to show how quaint and quirky San Francisco is. Whereas the original Muni Metro cars looked more like what someone in the 70's thought the future would look like. You're right though, and who doesn't love the Boat Car?
And I was referring to the CGI Helipad in Trauma that they added because there isn't actually a helipad there. So far only Cheech has made a visit to the hospital in Nash's SF. Everyone else usually just bleeds to death at the crime scene.