White rows?
Posted Dec 23, 2019, 4:59 AM UTC
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I like how everyone in that world has a white car, while he has a black one, meaning that he's out of place, he doesn't actually belong there
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Plus the one red car.
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That was Janice's ^^^/s
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Two, I saw one parked in a drive way when Elliot was walking down the street in his neighborhood (you can only see the back 1/3 of the car) and one on the street later.
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Ah I don’t remember the street one, just the one parked near Edwards house.
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I think you are so very reaching here
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I dunno. If Mary Tyler Moore married and then divorced Steven Tyler, then married and divorced Michael Moore, then got into a three way lesbian marriage with Demi Moore and Mandy Moore, would she go by the name Mary Tyler Moore Tyler Moore Moore Moore?
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I don't want to hear any Moore of your theories.
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Well she's dead, so Moore or less I suppose
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Oh totally. Just something I noticed.
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Ha I had the exact same thought, but yeah probably nothing
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More than anything I think it was just to create a juxtaposition between his massive black SUV and a bunch of white sedans. As someone else mentioned, he doesn't belong there.
Also, if this is all going on inside his brain, black and white cars are an easy way to save resources for the more important details in his world.
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I know, how the hell did they get nearly all the cars to be white
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NYC puts up signs that prohibit parking during X and Y time, tows any cars that violate, film studio rents several from a cars supplier for film, making details on what they want.
Simple request, really.
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I can hear the producer groaning when Esmail insists they have to close off the street and get two dozen white cars for this scene.
You can actually see the police cutting off the street in the distance when after Mastermind Elliot was walking through the Washington Township sign/little park area at the start of episode 12.
If anyone else was curious, I went back and looked. You can see a police car with flashing lights far down the street, where they blocked it off for filmed. Exactly 5 minutes into S4E12
Isn't that building the orphanage at the end of Leon the Professional?
Edit: just checked, it isn't.