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Factory Street

**Factory Street** was a part of the Metropolitan area of the Universal backlot. It ran south from New York Street, and joined Baker's Alley. The King Kong Experience was accessed via doors on this street.

It was constructed after the 1990 fire, but burned down during the 2008 fire.

## *The Shadow* (1994)

In *The Shadow*, as the Shadow rings start lighting up, Burbank speeds his taxi out of Factory Street onto New York Street.

The junction with New York Street
## *The Phantom* (1996)

In *The Phantom*, as Kit escapes on horseback he rides past Factory Street.

The junction with New York Street
## *Jingle All the Way* (1996)

In *Jingle All the Way*, as the Wintertainment Parade takes place on New York Street, Factory St. is blocked off but visible in several shots.

Visible on the left coming off New York StreetLooking south down Factory St
## *Sliders* (1996)

In the *Sliders* Season 3 episode "Exodus", there is a shot of a police cruiser turning from Factory Street to New York Street.

## *Bruce Almighty* (2003)

The WKBW TV station was set in a building at the end of Factory Street, where Bruce works and is fired from.

## *The Good German* (2006)

Sikorski's office was built at the end of Factory Street.

## *Changeling* (2008)

When Christine is going to the City Hall through the protestors, she walks down Factory Street.

Walking from New York StreetWalking into Baker's Alley
## *Hotel for Dogs* (2009)

At the end of *Hotel for Dogs*, the dogs race from Factory Street to the hotel, and a large crowd gathers.

Running from Baker's AlleyLooking southBuilding XII-F and the junction with New York Street
## *24* (2009)

At the start of Season 7 episode 10, Dubaku is waiting in Baker's Alley by Factory Street, and they drive out down the street.

The doors to the King Kong experience in the background
Air Force One on film

This is a list of when Air Force One has featured on film.

## Sony Pictures set

An Air Force One set was built by William Sandell for the 1997 film *Air Force One*, on Stage 15 of the Sony Pictures lot.

* *Air Force One* (1997)

## Warner Bros set

For the TV show *The West Wing*, a 747 set previously used on the 1997 film *Turbulence* was redesigned as Air Force One by Ken Hardy, and stored in a Warner Bros. warehouse in Valencia. This set was used on the 2nd and 4th Seasons of *24*.

* *The West Wing* (1999-2006)
* *24* (2003-2005)

## Lassen Street set

During the 4th Season of *24*, an Air Force One conference room was built by Joseph Hodges at the show's studio space at 21050 Lassen Street in Chatsworth. It was used again as Air Force Two in Season 6.

* *24* (2005-2007)

## References

1. ↑ Air Force One: About The Production.
2. ↑ TV's flying Oval Office.
Los Angeles Aqueduct Filtration Plant

The **Los Angeles Aqueduct Filtration Plant** is a DWP water filtration facility located at 13101 Sepulveda Blvd in Granada Hills. It was constructed in 1986, and receives water from the Los Angeles Aqueduct for treatment before distributing it to the city.

### *Beverly Hills Cop III* (1994)

In *Beverly Hills Cop III*, the utility areas of the "Wonder World" theme park were filmed at the filtration plant.

### *Sliders* Season 4 (1999)

In the Season 4 episode "The Chasm", the area inside the chasm, where the chosen are frozen, was filmed at the filtration plant.
Dave

## Washington establishing shots

The opening of the movie shows several establishing shots of Washington, D.C., showing some of the main landmarks of the city.

Lincoln MemorialWashington MonumentCapitol BuildingRoosevelt BridgeJefferson MemorialWashington MonumentWhite House

## White House entrance hall

The entrance hall of the White House was filmed at the lobby of the Bridges Auditorium at Pomona College.

## White House interior

Filmed on Stage 18 of Warner Bros. Studio.

## Car dealership

The scene of Dave's appearance at a car dealership was filmed at the Community Chevrolet Company at 200 West Olive Avenue in Burbank.

## Temp agency

Dave's temp agency building was filmed at 1344 Wisconsin Avenue NW in Washington, D.C.

## Dave's house

Dave's house was filmed at 1737 Kenyon Street NW in Washington, D.C.

## The Monroe Hotel

The scenes at The Monroe, where President Mitchell delivers a speech and Dave first doubles for him, were shot at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Downtown LA.

## Driving from hotel

When driving from the hotel, the limousine carrying Dave is seen driving across the Arlington Memorial Bridge in Washington, D.C. They then turn around in the street to redirect the journey. Finally there is a shot of them approaching the White House and driving in from Pennsylvania Avenue.

The shot from inside the gates was presumably filmed elsewhere.

## Tunnel

The tunnel where President Mitchell was wheeled out on a stretcher was filmed at the Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration at 500 West Temple Street in Los Angeles.

## TV shows

There is a montage featuring several TV shows discussing the President, including The Tonight Show (filmed on Studio 3 at NBC Studios in Burbank) and The McLaughlin Group (filmed at WRC-TV studios in Washington).

The Tonight ShowThe McLaughlin Group

## Stadium

The baseball game where Dave throws the first ball was filmed at the Oriole Park at Camden Yards on West Lee Street in Baltimore.
Calvert Studios

**Calvert Studios** is a production facility located at 15001 Calvert Street in Van Nuys.

The buildings at 15001 and 15041 Calvert Street were constructed in 1971 and 1973 by Bill Roberts and Continental Van Nuys on a brick yard. They were used as light manufacturing facilities by various companies until they were purchased in 1990 by Aaron Spelling and converted into studios to film *Beverly Hills, 90210*. In 2012, the building at 15041 was sold to Rexford Industrial for $5.6 million and leased to Genie, an air conditioning company.

* 15001 Calvert Street: 45,000 square feet.
* 15041 Calvert Street: 81,282 square feet, with 4,000 square feet of office space, situated on 3.67 acres of land.
1999 South Bundy Drive

In 1996, KTTV moved from Metromedia Square to this building and it became the **Fox Television Center**. In 2003, KCOP moved from La Brea Avenue studios to here. KSCI also uses this building.

## Parking garage

The building has an underground parking garage.

### *24* Season 1

In 24 Season 1, the parking garage was used in episode 2 as the garage of Palmer's hotel where he snuck out and drove away.

In episode 6 and 7, it was used as the parking garage of St. Mark's hospital.

## Exterior

### *24* Season 1

In the pilot episode of 24 Season 1, the northwest side of the building was seen as Jack parked outside of CTU. It was seen again in episode 7.

Episode 1Episode 7
Deeja Sagestone

Deeja Sagestone. Who is she really? Her real name may be Fahada Arashi, but nobody calls her that. She's the mysterious undercover Resistance spy, posing as an elite soldier in Catastrophe's Army.

## Backstory

Not much is known about Deeja's past. In fact, not much is known about her in general. However, what is known is that she is a Resistance spy. She's posing as one of the recruits in Catastrophe's army.

## In-Story

Deeja created the false name, Deeja Sagestone, and became a recruit in Catastrophe's army. She was sent to train alongside the other recruits at Jokull. Once there, she became one of the top recruits. She became friends with Tsuki Natsu. She helped to capture Davina Starr and Kimi Flammori. When Saoirse, Raven Shadows, and Granite were allowed to come into the base, she told them and Tsuki Natsu about her true identity. After that, they crafted a plan to free the prisoners.
Air Hollywood

**Air Hollywood** is a company that provide soundstages for airline and airport sets, founded in 2001.

Initially they opened with a soundstage at 255 Parkside Drive in San Fernando. In 2003, they acquired the assets of Airline Film & TV Promotions, including their soundstage at 13246 Weidner Street in Pacoima. In 2006, they closed the San Fernando stage and moved to Sunset Gower Studios at 1438 N. Gower St. In 2021, they moved from Pacoima to 28458 Westinghouse Place in Valencia.
New England Street

**New England Street** was a part of the Metropolitan area of the Universal backlot. It ran east-west along the north of the area.

The buildings on the north side of the street survived both the 1990 and 2008 fires on the backlot.

## *Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman* (1993)

In the Season 2 episode "Where the Heart Is", Dr. Quinn's mother lives in building VI-D on New England Street, just past the intersection with Georgetown Avenue.

Junction with Georgetown AvenueQuinn family home

## *The Shadow* (1994)

As Shiwan Khan's men escape from Chinatown on a bike, they drive towards New England Street from the New York Alleys.

The view from New York Alleys, past Georgetown Avenue and Brownstone Street
## *Escape from L.A.* (1996)

In *Escape from L.A.*, the abandoned theme park where Plissken takes on Cuervo's army was on Courthouse Square, and the helicopter landed on New England Street.

## *Sliders* (1996)

In the *Sliders* Season 3 episode "Murder Most Foul", Arturo is on New England Street outside the large church when a murder victim is found.

Georgetown Avenue in the background on the left
## *X-Files* (2002)

In the Season 9 episode "Provenance", the buildings on New England Street were visible when the Overcoat Woman was parked observing Scully and John Doggett.

View from Georgetown Avenue looking west
## *Bruce Almighty* (2003)

The opening scene of the giant cookie in Kowalski's bakery was shot on New England Street, just north of Courthouse Square.

Looking west
## *Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog* (2008)

In the finale of Act 1, the van that Dr. Horrible is attempting to hijack is parked on New England Street.

The view from New York Alleys, past Georgetown Avenue and Brownstone Street
Metropolitan area

The **Metropolitan area** is a part of the Universal backlot. It is sometimes referred to as the "New York Street" backlot, as the New York Street is a major part of the area.

It burned down in 1957, 1990 and 2008, and has been rebuilt each time.

## 1990-2008

The sub-areas during this period of time were:

* New England Street
* Georgetown Avenue
* New York Alleys
* Block VII
* Block IV
* 6th Street
* New York Street
* Block X-L
* Warehouse Street
* Kong Alley
* Brownstone Street
* Courthouse Square
* Block VI
* Factory Street
* Baker's Alley
Snow White: Songs from the Short Film

***Snow White: Songs from the Short Film*** is a soundtrack of the 2016 short film Snow White. It was released by Love Autopsy Records in Soundcloud in November 21 2016.

The soundtrack features the vocals of the film's cast including Camille Sauquillo, Gray Knight, Jewel Barco, Jane Sauquillo, and Jade Cho.

## Singles

* "Destiny" was the first single of the album performed by Camille Sauquillo as Princess Snow White.It was released on October 30 2016 in Sound Cloud.
Power of Wing event flowchart

This is the Event flowchart for the first chapter of the Kyngdom Game. Halon K. Actually made the page, but he doesn't know the story, so could someone else fill it in? Thanks!

This is Trixie. I'm copying what Icy wrote below:

~From Icy~

Okay, so here's the events in POW.

1. You're reading the Book Of Myths & Legends (the name is explanatory), reading up on the mythical beasts, legends, and the Powers, when, all of the sudden, a letter from B.I.G (like a big bad scientist corps) falls out. I think we agreed on this for the beginning?

2. There are multiple choices for this, so I'm just going to go with this one, because I think we ruled out joining B.I.G. You join FAFA, which is like an organization against B.I.G run by animals. FAFA also tries to find the Powers before they get activated, and help the guardians. FAFA is like for spies, and you go on all sorts of missions, before you get a mission to rescue Zephyra. Zephyra is a crow, and she has a misty past/backstory. Little Crow, her nephew, gives you the mission to rescue her. So, you go to the B.I.G labratory itself and rescue her. (If you're an animal, we could have a vent maze to go through).

3. In all the chaos and rescuing Zephyra, the Power of Wing gets activated--and out comes a huge, mean, Gryphon. (well, he was just confused. Caelani's not that bad when you get to know--nevermind.) You have to free the animal prisoners of B.I.G (they experiment on animals and deny animal sentience), capture the Gryphon, and get home.

4. In the end of this chapter, you finally get answers from Zephyra. She explains about the Powers, and that she was the guardian of the Power of Wing (a stone flute, when played summons a Gryphon, see last passage) and ends saying something probably very dramatic. Then.....

5. POC (Power of Claw) starts.
Lacy Street Production Center

Initially constructed in 1908, as a window shade manufacturing plant for the Talbert-Whitmore Company (later known as Columbia Mills). By 1981 it had shut down as a manufacturing facility and the owners Don Randles and William Knight started leasing it as a television and film production facility.

In 2017, Don Randles sold the complex to Buck Design for $20 million, and they continued to run it as a film production facility.

## Stage 12

### *CSI* (2007)

In the Season 7 episode "Law of Gravity", Keppler confronts Eric Hong in the upstairs of building 12.

Roof top in CSI: NY s7e22
4620 Rubio Avenue

**4620 Rubio Avenue** is a one-level mid-century modern house located on Rubio Avenue in Encino. It was designed by J.R. Davidson and built in 1939, and was known as the "Berkson Residence". In the 1940s, it was shot by architectural photographer Julius Shulman and the photos were displayed at the Getty Center.

## *Beverly Hills, 90210* (1999)

In the Season 9 episode "Slipping Away", Ben and Michelle Sosna's house was filmed here.

The house re-appeared as the Sosna household in the Season 10 episode "Nine Yolks Whipped Lightly".

## *24* (2001)

The house was used in the pilot episode of *24*, as the home of the Bauer family.

The back roomLooking towards the living roomThe kitchenThe kitchen
Corridor to Kim's roomKim's roomWalking out the front doorDriving north towards Ventura Boulevard
The Bauer house appeared again later in the Season 1 episodes "5:00pm-6:00pm" and "6:00pm-7:00pm".

## *CSI* (2011)

In the Season 11 episode "Hitting for the Cycle", the house where Benjamin Fowler was found dead was shot here.
Courthouse Square

**Courthouse Square** was a part of the Metropolitan area of the Universal backlot. It was a large square with New England Street running along its north edge, with a courthouse on the east edge, Avenue K on the west edge and 8th Street on the south edge.

The courthouse itself survived the 1990 and 2008 fires, however the buildings around have been re-built each time.

## *Sneakers* (1992)

In the 1969 prologue of *Sneakers*, the exteriors of Baldwin Hall were shot in Courthouse Square

## *Escape from L.A.* (1996)

In *Escape from L.A.*, the abandoned theme park where Plissken takes on Cuervo's army was filmed at Courthouse Square.

Looking southeastLooking west at Avenue KLooking west at Avenue K8th StreetLooking south at 8th StreetThe north end of Avenue K8th StreetLooking northwest
## *Jingle All the Way* (1996)

In *Jingle All the Way*, the Courthouse Square is visible in the background of the Wintertainment Parade. As Howard Langston uses Turboman's rocket jetpack, he flies into Courthouse Square and swings around a flagpole.

Looking north along Avenue KLooking north along Avenue KCourthouse Square visible on rightFlying north down Avenue KBuildings on 8th St.Buildings on Avenue KCourthouse Square from above
## *Down With Love* (2003)

In *Down With Love*, the exterior of the Stronette Club was building III-V on Avenue K in Courthouse Square.

## *Bruce Almighty* (2003)

Courthouse Square appears after Bruce first learns he has powers, imitating Clint Eastwood and entering a diner to part his tomato soup. Grace goes to the diner when Bruce is trying to win her back. It reappears as the town descends into anarchy, and at the end of the film Bruce organises a blood donation there.

The diner on Avenue K
Sharpay: Princess of Gardania (Soundtrack)

***Sharpay: Princess of Gardania*** is the soundtrack of the film of the same name. Recorded in four years, it was released in Souncloud in August 11 2015 in Digital Download. It is also the first album for Love Autopsy Cinematic Universe and features the vocals of its cast including Jewel Barco, Jane Sauquillo, Lianne Sauquillo, Camille Sauquillo and Gray Knight.

The first single "Bop to the Top" recorded by Jewel Barco was released on Sound Cloud one day before the release of the official soundtrack.

The soundtrack was re-released in October 13 2016 with a new-cover art and features new additional tracks from new Love Autopsy Artists including Alexander Macabata, Mhelvyn Neil Villafuerte and Czarina Garcia.

## Singles

 2
 3

**Track Listing**

**Deluxe Edition**

In October 13 2016, Love Autopsy Records released an Deluxe Edition of the soundtrack that features additional tracks from new Love Autopsy Records Artists.
CSI Season 8

### Universal studios

When Grissom and Brass arrive at the studio, there is an aerial shot of the backlot, as well as shot of them being driven east down James Stewart drive past Stage 28 and Stage 22.

There is then a shot of them being driven past the War of the Worlds attraction on the backlot.

The Annabelle! scene where Natasha is killed was filmed on New York Street. Megan cries over her dead dog on 6th Street.

6th Street
21050 Lassen Street

Built in 1986. Was the headquarters of Sercomp Corporation (a subsidiary of the Mitsubishi Pencil Company), but they moved out in February 2, 2004, and the building was sold to Lainer Development and leased to 20th Century Fox.

Production headquarters of *24* from 2004 to 2010. Production headquarters of *Raising Hope* from 2010 to 2014. Production headquarters of *What Just Happened??! with Fred Savage* in 2019.
AES Redondo Beach

* Lois & Clark, unknown episode
* The One (2001)
* The X-Files Season 9 episode 1 (2002)
* Monk, Season 3 episode 3 (2004)
* Species III (2004)
* Alias Season 4 episode 14 (2005)
* Transformers (2007)
* The Middleman, unknown episode (2008)
* Agent Carter Season 1 episode 1 (2015)
* Westworld, Season 4 episode 7 (2022)

Music videos filmed here include Britney Spears's "You Drive Me Crazy".

## *Star Trek: Enterprise* (2001)

The Season 1 episode "Broken Bow" featured the plant as some of the areas of Rigel X. Other scenes here were filmed at the Hyperion Water Treatment Plant.
Cafe-Club Fais Do-Do

## *The Pretender* Season 1 (1997)

In the Season 1 episode "Jarod's Honor", the club featured as Tug Beaulieu's club.

## *Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery* (1997)

In Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, the interior of the club was used as the interior of the Electric Psychedelic Pussycat Swinger's Club.

## *The Pretender* Season 3 (1999)

In the Season 3 episode "Pool", the club featured as the Duke of Earl's club where Jarod played pool.
1925 South Bundy Drive

Built in 1952; the engineer on the construction was Joseph H. Castler. Along with 1901 and 1933 South Bundy Drive, the adjacent buildings, they were Packard Bell manufacturing facilities in the 1950s. In the 1970s they were used by the Teledyne Group. In the 1990s, the buildings were sold and converted from manufacturing facilities to office buildings.

Fox Interactive Media leased the building until 2005, when they moved to 407 Maple Drive. It was then occupied by online advertising company The Rubicon Project in 2007, until 2013 when Hudson Pacific Properties bought the complex and Rubicon moved out to Playa Vista. Hudson developed the complex and Riot Games then moved into the space.

## *24* Season 1 (2001)

For the pilot episode of *24*, CTU was filmed at 1925 South Bundy Drive. The interiors were used extensively in the pilot episode, however for episode 2 onwards the interior was re-created on stage at 6250 Canoga Avenue.

However, the exterior of the building was re-used throughout the first season, featuring in episodes 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, and 14.

Episode 1Episode 2Episode 3Episode 6Episode 6Episode 7Episode 14
White House on film

This is a list of when the White House has featured on film.

## Warner Bros set

A replica White House set was built by J. Michael Riva for the 1993 film *Dave*. It was built on Stage 18 at Warner Bros. studios in Burbank, CA.  It was reused for many other films and TV Shows, including *The West Wing*, when it had moved to Stage 29.

* *Dave* (1993)
* *Hot Shots! Part Deux* (1993)
* *In the Line of Fire* (1993)
* *The Pelican Brief* (1993) - loaned to Citadel Soundstage in Washington
* *Clear and Present Danger* (1994) - loaned to Sony Pictures Studios, Stage 7
* *Absolute Power* (1997)
* *The West Wing* (1999-2006)

## Culver Studios set

Another White House set was built by Lilly Kilvert for the 1995 film *The American President*.

* *The American President* (1995)
* *Nixon* (1995)
* *Independence Day* (1996)
* *Air Force One* (1997)
* *Contact* (1997)
* *Armageddon* (1998)

## Cinespace Film Studios set

A White House set was built by Nelson Coates for the 1997 film *Murder at 1600* in Cinespace Film Studios in Kleinburg, as *Absolute Power* was occupying the Warner Bros. set at the time.

* *Murder at 1600* (1997)
* *Dick* (1999)
* *The Day Reagan Was Shot* (2001)
* *The Brady Bunch in the White House* (2002)
* *The Sentinel* (2006)

## New Millennium Studios set

New Millennium Studios in Virginia have a White House set.

* *LBJ - The Road to War* (1998)
* *Lincoln* (1998)
* *Tom Clancy's NetForce* (1998)
* *Betaville* (1998)
* *First Dogs* (1998)
* *War of China's Fate* (1999)
* *The Contender* (1999)
* *Iron Jawed Angels* (2003)

## Lassen Street set

For the TV show *24*, the 2nd Season featured a fictional bunker beneath the White House, built in their Erwin St. studio in Woodland Hills. For the 4th Season, they had moved to a studio at 21050 Lassen St. in Chatsworth, and production designer Joseph Hodges built some White House corridors as well as another fictional bunker. For the 6th and 7th Seasons, more of the White House was built including the Oval Office.

* *24* (2005-2009)

1. ↑ AFI catalog of feature films.
2. ↑ How was the set of "The West Wing" made?.
3. ↑ ‘Danger’ scenes evoke déjà vu.
4. ↑ Oval Offices, by Way of Hollywood.
5. ↑ White House Oval Office Set.
6200 Canoga Avenue

Built in 1980, originally as the corporate office of the Dataproducts Corporation. It was bought in 1990 by Trizec Holdings Inc., who continued to lease it to Dataproducts until they moved out a couple of years later. It was then leased to Meridian Health Care.

In 2003 it was sold to The Morgan Group Inc. and was later leased to the Gelb Group.

## Dataproducts corporate video (1987)

A corporate video for the Dataproducts 1987 Sales Meeting was filmed outside the entrance of the building.

## *The Pretender* Season 2 (1997)

In "Past Sim", Mr. Lyle was being followed outside of the building by the Yakuza members.

## *FreakyLinks* (2000)

The building appeared as a record company in "Still I Rise", a hospital in "Me and My Shadow" and "Police Siren", and in the background of a news report in "The Final Word".
Stage 747

**Stage 747** is the name of a soundstage at Universal Studios. It housed two plane sets, a 707 and 747, from the 1970s until 2002 when they were moved out and it was used as a workshop. In 2022 it was renamed Stage 34.

## 707 set

### *Die Hard 2* (1990)

The 707 set was used for the Essex Air cockpit interior, as well as the interior of the Windsor Air plane that crashed into the runway.

Essex Air cockpitWindsor Air cockpitWindsor Air cabinWindsor Air cabin
## 747 set

### *Die Hard 2* (1990)

The scenes on Holly McClane's Northeast Air plane was filmed on the 747 set in *Die Hard 2*.

The 747 flight deck was also used for a Fuji Air cockpit, as well as the cockpit of the 747 the terrorists escape in.

Fuji Air cockpitTerrorist planeTerrorist planeTerrorist plane
### *Sliders* Season 3 (1996)

It appeared in the *Sliders* episode "Rules of the Game", for the plane that the sliders arrive in at the start of the episode.

### *The Burning Zone* (1997)

This set appeared in three episodes of *The Burning Zone*: "Night Flight", "Death Song" and "The Last Endless Summer".

Episode 5Episode 5Episode 13Episode 14
Newsies

## *Carrying the Banner*

### Lodging house

When the Newsies wake up and leave their lodging while singing *Carrying the Banner*, they run down Tenement Alley on the Warner Bros. backlot. They jump over some barrels at the southeast end of the alley.

Looking southeastThe southeast end of the alley
### Rustin & Robbins street

The song then cuts to the Newsies at the south end of Warehouse Street on the Universal backlot.

### Nuns giving out food

The next scene shows nuns giving out food outside building V-B on the west end of New York Street, on the Universal backlot.

### Archway

In the next part of the song, they are in the Archway Alley on the Universal backlot.

### *New York World* building

The *New York World* building was building X-E on the west part of New York Street on the Universal backlot. The final part of the song takes place here, on the intersection of this street with 6th Street.
Block VI

**Block VI** was a part of the Metropolitan area of the Universal backlot. It was built after the 1990 fire but burned down in 2008.

It was a small alleyway area inside of a group of buildings, with Georgetown Avenue to the south, New England Street to the north and west, and Brownstone Street to the east.

## *Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman* (1993)

In the Season 2 episode "Where the Heart Is", Dr. Burke's office was located inside of Block VI, which Dr. Quinn visited on two occasions.

Looking eastEntering through the archway from New England StreetDr. Quinn and Dr. Burke enter from Brownstone StreetThe alleyDr. Burke's office door
## *Mrs. Santa Claus* (1996)

As Mrs Claus takes Sadie to speak to Mrs Shaughnessy, they meet her in the Block VI alleyway.

Looking eastThe archway to Brownstone StreetThe archway to Georgetown Avenue
## *Sliders* Season 3 (1996)

This area appears twice in Season 3 of *Sliders*:

* In "Rules of the Game", Quinn scouts this area out and bumps into Arturo.
* In "Murder Most Foul", one of Jack the Ripper's victims was killed here.

## *The Pretender* Season 1 (1997)

In "The Dragon House: Part 2", Broots ran out of Block VI when scouting out the streets of Boston.

## *Big Fat Liar* (2002)

In *Big Fat Liar*, Jason and Kaylee talk in the Block VI alleyway when they first arrive at Marty Wolf's studio.

Entering from Brownstone StreetLooking north to New England StreetThe alley, looking east
## *The Good German* (2006)

In *The Good German*, Levi's pawn shop was in Block VI.

The alley from Brownstone StreetArchway to New England Street on leftBuilding VI-MBuilding VI-LArchway to Georgetown AvenueEntering the shop
LR1K Sonic Cannon

*Developed by the Geonosians, the LR1K generated deadly sonic blasts.*

## Card Text/Ability

Before resolving this die, you may exhaust one of your characters. If you do, you do not have to pay the resource cost on this die.

## Dice

1. Ranged Damage 3
2. Ranged Damage 4 (Cost 1)
3. Ranged Damage 5 (Cost 2)
4. Ranged Damage 6 (Cost 3)
5. Blank
6. Blank
Sneakers

## Baldwin Hall exterior

In the 1969 prologue, the exterior shots of Baldwin Hall show the Courthouse Square in the Universal backlot.

## Centurion Bank exterior

The exterior of the Centurion Bank, that Martin conducts his security audit on, was shot at the Bank of California building at 400 California Street in San Francisco.

## Centurion Bank interior

The interior of the Centurion Bank was shot in the Bank Building at 650 South Spring Street in Downtown Los Angeles.

## Sneakers headquarters

The headquarters of the Sneakers team was shot at the Fox Theatre at 1807 Telegraph Avenue in Oakland.

## Music school

The music school where Liz was teaching was shot at Mayfield Senior School at 500 Bellefontaine Street in Pasadena.

## Handoff

The location where Martin hands the machine over to the agents was at Hills Plaza at 345 Spear Street in San Francisco. They then drive away down the Embarcado on the waterfront.

## Tunnel

The tunnel where the agents stopped the limo and killed Gregor was shot in the 2nd Street Tunnel in Downtown Los Angeles.

## Martin dropped off

The road where Martin was dropped off after being kidnapped was on Lombard Street in San Francisco.

## Dumbarton Bridge

The sneakers drive across the Dumbarton Bridge in San Francisco.

## PlayTronics building

The PlayTronics building was shot at Countrywide Home Loans Corporate Headquarters at 400 National Way in Simi Valley.

## Werner's apartment

IMDB says Castle Green Apartments, I'm unsure though.
Block X-L

**Block X-L** was a part of the Metropolitan area of the Universal backlot. It was a small area inside of Block X, at the western end of New York Street, accessed through an archway between buildings X-E and X-G.

It was constructed after the 1990 fire, however it was dismantled around the year 2000.

## *Mrs. Santa Claus* (1996)

In *Mrs. Santa Claus*, the area is dressed as "Delancey Stables" where Anna takes the reindeer after she crashes her sleigh.

The archway off New York Street
## *Sliders* (1996)

In the *Sliders* Season 3 episode "The Dream Masters", most of the dream sequences were shot in Block X-L. In "Murder Most Foul", Block X-L was where Quinn got the device back from the young boy.

## *The Burning Zone* (1996)

This area appears in two episodes of *The Burning Zone*:

* In "Faces in the Night", the exterior of the warehouse where Kimberly is rescued was shot here.
* In "Elegy for a Dream", the exterior of the back street tattoo shop was shot in this area.

## *Big Fat Liar* (2002)

In *Big Fat Liar*, Jason and Kaylee watch as a stunt is being filmed in Block X-L.
Saw

## Bathroom

Shot in the white room in stage 2 of Lacy Street Production Center.

## Razor wire room

Filmed in the basement of Lacy Street Production Center.

## Police station

Filmed in the police station set of Lacy Street Production Center.

## Reverse bear trap room

Filmed in Stage 12 of Lacy Street Production Center.

## Gordon's apartment

Filmed in the loft of Lacy Street Production Center.

## Stygian Street lair

The exterior of Stygian Street shows Lacy Street, outside the Production Center.

It then cuts to Sing entering the warehouse, through the door from Stage 1 to Stage 3.

As the detectives go upstairs, it then cuts to the upstairs portion of Stage 12.

Jigsaw escapes down the stairs, and it cuts to him running through a corridor in an unidentified part of the studio.

Sing then pursues him down the red stairwell in Stage 5.

Sing then stops him in the ground floor corridor between Stages 5 & 6, but is killed by a shotgun trap.

## Parking garage

The parking garage where Gordon is kidnapped was shot in Stage 3 of Lacy Street Production Center.

## Hotel Barfly

The exterior photograph of the Hotel shows the Hotel Barclay at 103 4th St in Downtown Los Angeles, with the sign digitally altered to read "Barfly".

## Bathroom complex

When Zepp arrives at the bathroom complex, he drives into Gate 2 at Lacy Street Production Center and runs into Stage 2.

It then cuts to him running down the thin alley between buildings 8 & 9 towards the inner courtyard.

The two men then descend a ladder in Stage 12.

It then cuts to them pursuing each other down a corridor with pipes.

Finally, they reach a boiler room where Zepp kills Tapp.

## Neighbor's house

After Diana and Alison Gordon escape from Zepp, they take refuge in a neighbor's house, filmed in the house set in building 6 of Lacy Street Production Center.
Hyperspace Jump

## Card Text/Ability

End the action phase. You may switch the battlefield with the battlefield that is not being used. Set aside this card instead of discarding it.

## Card Text/Ability (Pre-Errata)

End the action phase. You may switch the battlefield with the battlefield that is not being used.

## Card Clarification (FAQ)

Control of the battlefield does not change, even if the battlefield is switched out. The claim ability of the battlefield is not used. (FAQ Version 1.0, Updated 07/11/2016).
Ace In The Hole

## Card Text/Ability

Discard a Yellow upgrade from your hand to roll its die into your pool, if able. Set aside that die after it is resolved or removed.

## Card Clarification (FAQ)

Any inherent dice ability (this includes special abilities) on the die can still be resolved as normal.

Any non-inherent dice ability on the card that the die is associated with does not apply to the die. (FAQ Version 1.2, Updated 24/01/2017).
Hennesy Street

**Hennesy Street**, formerly called **Tenement Street**, is an area of the Warner Bros. backlot. It is located in the northeast of the backlot, and the street runs northeast, joining with Tenement Alley at the top.

## *Christmas with the Kranks* (2004)

In *Christmas with the Kranks*, the police drive Blair southwest down Hennesy Street on the way back from the airport.

Looking northeast, dressed with lightsWithout Christmas lights
Across The Galaxy Booster Pack

Fantasy Flight Games is proud to announce *Across the Galaxy*, a new set of booster packs for *Star Wars*™:

Destiny featuring 160 brand-new cards!

*Across the Galaxy* brings the characters of *Solo: A Star Wars Story* to *Star Wars*: Destiny. Before he was a hero of the Rebellion, Han Solo was a cocky young pilot just looking for a little adventure. With a crew of like-minded individuals that includes Lando Calrissian and Tobias Beckett, the dashing young rogue finds his way to *Star Wars*: Destiny.

*Across the Galaxy* brings the block started by **Legacies** to its conclusion and expands on its themes. You can look forwards to plots with negative point values, cards that grow stronger when you spot specific characters, and new ways to upgrade some of the most famous vehicles in the galaxy. You can expect to see *Across the Galaxy*at retailers this November!
Profiler Season 1

### VCTF

The establishing shot of the VCTF shows the Los Angeles Stock Exchange Building at 618 Spring Street.

The interior was shot at the studio.

### Prison

Filmed at the Pitchess Detention Center East.

### Hotel

Filmed at the Barclay Hotel at 103 4th St. in Los Angeles.

### Firehouse apartment

The exterior of Sam's firehouse apartment was shot at 225 E. 5th St. in Los Angeles.

The interior apartment was shot at the studio.

## Unholy Alliance

### Sam's apartment

The interior of Sam's apartment was shot at the studio.

### VCTF

The establishing shots of the VCTF show the Los Angeles Stock Exchange Building at 618 Spring Street.

The interior was shot at the studio.

### Ft. Leavenworth military prison

The militay prison was filmed at the Fort MacArthur Museum in San Pedro.

### Pagoda

The Pagoda was filmed at the Angels Gate Park in San Pedro.

### Ft. Snow military base

The military base was filmed at Angels Gate Park at 3601 Gaffey Street in San Pedro.

## I'll Be Watching You

### Auditorium

The sniper's nest at the auditorum was possibly filmed on studio.

The remainder of the scenes at the auditorium were filmed at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium.

### VCTF

The interior of the VCTF was shot at the studio.

The establishing shot of the exterior shows the Los Angeles Stock Exchange Building at 618 Spring Street.

### Sam's apartment

Sam's apartment was filmed at the studio.

### Church

Filmed at the Church of the Angels at 1100 Avenue 64 in Pasadena.

### Hotel

The hotel where Hunt takes Morissa was filmed at The Langham Huntington in Pasadena.
Legacies Booster Pack

## Product Description

Fantasy Flight Games is proud to announce *Legacies*, a new 160-card booster set for *Star Wars*™: Destiny

Legacies continues the evolution of *Star Wars: Destiny*, expanding on classic archetypes while introducing new mechanics, including a new die symbol and a new card type. *Star Wars: Destiny* will never be the same again.

Every booster pack includes five randomized cards and one premium die, broken down into three common cards, one uncommon card, and one rare or legendary card with a corresponding die. All cards that feature a corresponding die are either rare or legendary cards. With every booster pack, you’ll find new characters, supports, upgrades, or events, along with new ways to enter the *Star Wars* galaxy and fight for your chosen side!

## Contents

* Card Numbered 1-67 (x1)
* Card Numbered 67-173 (x4)
The Pretender Season 4

### Hospital exterior

The establishing shots of the hospital show the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago, Illinois.

### Atomic Research Laboratory

The scenes here were filmed at a Fox Sports West office building at 31749 La Tienda Road in Westlake village

### State Department of Energy exterior

The establishing shot of the State Department of Energy shows the Circuit Court Baltimore City Circuit Court at 111 N Calvert Street in Baltimore.

## Junk

### Vista House rehab

The scenes in the exteriors and lobby of the rehab center were shot at 6250 Forest Lawn Drive.
Joseph Jensen Water Treatment Plant

**Joseph Jensen Water Treatment Plant** is an MWD industrial facility located at 14331½ San Fernando Rd in Granada Hills.

It was built in 1970, scheduled for opening in 1971, however an earthquake that year caused damage and delayed its opening until 1972. It receives water piped from Castaic Lake for treatment, which is then either sold to the DWP for distribution in Los Angeles, or provided to other communities in the area.
Force Training

## Card Text/Ability

To play, spot a Blue character.

**Special:** Choose and do two of the following: deal 1 damage to a character, or gain 1 resources, or give a character 1 shield.

## Dice

1. Ranged Damage 1
2. Melee Damage 2 (Modified)
3. Focus 1
4. Resource 1
5. Special
6. Blank

## Card Types and (Rarity)

Ability, Neutral, Blue, (Rare)

 Card Clarification (FAQ)

You must pick two different options when resolving its special ability; you cannot pick the same ability twice. (FAQ Version 1.2, Updated 24/01/2017).
AT-DP

*The All Terrain Defense Pod was a heavily armed walker used to protect Imperial assets on occupied worlds.*

## Card Text/Ability

**Special**: Discard a support that costs 2 or less from play.

## Dice

1. Ranged Damage 2
2. Ranged Damage 2
3. Ranged Damage 3 (Cost 1)
4. Shield 1
5. Special
6. Blank

## Available Through

* Empire At War Booster Pack
* promo
* ebay
General Grievous

## Card Text/Ability

Before an opponent's character is defeated, you may move one of their non-**ability** upgrades to this character.

## Dice

1. Melee Damage 2
2. Melee Damage 2
3. Melee Damage 3 (Cost 1)
4. Disrupt 1
5. Resource 1
6. Blank

## Point Value

13 points with one die 18 points with two die

## Card Clarification (FAQ)

General Grievous steals an upgrade before it can be redeployed. (FAQ Version 1.0, Updated 07/11/2016).
Baker's Alley

**Baker's Alley** was a part of the Metropolitan area of the Universal backlot. It ran east from Factory Street.

It was constructed after the 1990 fire, but burned down during the 2008 fire.

## *Bruce Almighty* (2003)

Bruce sees a homeless person who lives in the alley getting attacked by gangsters, so steps in to save him.

## *24* (2009)

In Season 7 episodes 9 & 10, Iké Dubaku is waiting in Baker's Alley for his girlfriend Marika.
Lightsaber

*"An elegant weapon, from a more civilized age" - Obi-wan Kenobi*

## Card Text/Ability

Redesplegar. *(Después de que su personaje sea derrotado, mueve esta carta.).*

**Special:** - Inflige 2 puntos de daño no anulable a un Personaje.

"Un arma noble para tiempos más civilizados."

## Dice

1. Melee Damage 3 (Cost 1)
2. Melee Damage 2 (Modified)
3. Shield 1
4. Resource 1
5. Special
6. Blank

## Available Through

* Kylo Ren Starter Set
* Rey Starter Set
Cards

**Star Wars: Destiny** is played with a set of cards called a deck. Each player will have a deck comprised of multiple card types:

* Character
* Battlefield
* Upgrade
* Support
* Equipment
* Abilities
* Vehicles
* Events
* Pilot

To play each player needs a deck consisting of:

* One or more Character cards totaling at most 30 points
* A single Battlefield card
* 30 other cards (any combination of Equipment, Abilities, Events etc...)

Each deck may not have more than two copies of any single card.

### Character Cards

   A Character card consists of: Name, Health, Special Abilities, Dice Symbols and Point Values. They also note the characters alignment (Hero, Villain or Neutral), their color (Red, Yellow, Blue, Gray) and their sequence number/rarity (1-174, Starter/Common/Uncommon/Rare/Legendary). Some characters have two Point Value scores - the higher number represents an 'Elite' form of that character. Elite characters have extra dice.

Once either you or your opponent have lost all of their character cards, the game ends.

See: Character Cards

### Battlefields

Each player brings one Battlefield card with them to the match. At the start of the game, both players roll for initiative, and the player with the higher roll selects either their own Battlefield, or their opponents. Whoever owns the selected Battlefield goes first, and the owner of the non-selected Battlefield gains two shield tokens.

See: Battlefields

### Other Cards

Other cards come in many varieties. They begin the game in your Deck, and are drawn throughout the game. They can be put into play (bringing with them any additional Dice), or discarded for a variety of game effects. When played, these cards must be either attached to a Character card, played alone, or played and then discarded depending on their card type. Some of these cards will cost Resources to play.

If either you or your opponent run out of cards in your deck, the game ends.

See: Ability, Event, Droid, Equipment, Weapons

## Card Colors

As well as being sorted by their type and utility (see above), and their faction, cards are also sorted by a color scheme. These colors denote which cards can be put together in a deck. Some characters are able to violate these rules as part of their character ability, such as Finn. If you do not have a character which can use that card's color, you can not include that card in your Deck.

The card colors are as follows:

### Blue (Force)

Blue cards, also known as 'Jedi' or 'Force' cards, can only be included in decks with a blue Character.

See: Blue Cards, Hero Blue Deck Cards, Villain Blue Deck Cards.

### Red (Command)

Red cards, also known as 'Military' or 'Command' cards, can only be included in decks with a red Character.

See: Red Cards, Hero Red Deck Cards, Villain Red Deck Cards.

### Yellow (Rogue)

Yellow cards, also known as 'Rogue' cards, can only be included in decks with a yellow Character.

See: Yellow Cards, Hero Yellow Deck Cards, Villain Yellow Deck Cards.

### Gray (Neutral)

Gray cards, also known as 'Neutral' cards, can be equipped to any character, or included in any deck.

See: Gray Cards
Harbor Generating Station

The **Harbor Generating Station** is a power plant located at 161 Island Avenue in Wilmington, California.

## History

The plant began construction in 1926 to serve the shipbuilding facilities located in the area. Construction was halted in 1929 due to the Great Depression, but started again in 1932. However, later that year construction was halted again as Edison promised cheaper electricity from the Hoover Dam. In 1941, construction began again as World War II raised the need for more power.

The plant partially opened in 1943, before it was fully finished to provide some power. After WWII ended, construction continued to finish the plant and it fully opened in July of 1949. In 1991, it was taken off the DWP grid due to inefficiency, but over the next two years it was re-tooled and changed from steam-powered to natural gas powered.

Music videos filmed here include Savage Garden's "I Want You" and Warren Zevon's "Run Straight Down".

## *Die Hard 2* (1990)

In Die Hard 2, the station was used as the boiler room beneath the airport where John McClane encountered Marvin the janitor.

## *Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery* (1997)

In Austin Powers, the interior of the station was used as Dr. Evil's Virtucon drilling facility.
Kylo Ren Starter Set

## Product Description

Enter a world of epic, saga-spanning, “what if” battles with the *Kylo Ren Starter Set*for *Star Wars*™: Destiny! With an array of characters that spans the saga from *The Phantom Menace* to *The Force Awakens*, *Star Wars*: Destiny gives you the freedom to play out any battle you can imagine. Innovative gameplay blends dice and cards as you strategize exactly how to defeat your opponent’s characters. Meanwhile, the game’s collectible model invites you to enter the game at whatever pace you choose, tweaking your decks with the addition of new cards and dice from booster packs.

"The *Kylo Ren Starter Set*is an ideal starting point for you to enter *Star Wars*: Destiny. Here, you’ll find a fixed set of twenty-four villainous cards with nine premium dice, alongside tokens and a rule sheet—everything you need for one player to take command of Kylo Ren and a First Order Stormtrooper to oversee the rise of the First Order."

## Contents

* ◈ ◈ Kylo Ren
* ◈ First Order Stormtrooper
* ◈ First Order TIE Fighter
* ◈ F-11D Rifle
* ◈ Immobilize
* ◈ Infantry Grenades
* ◈ Lightsaber
* ◈ Mind Probe
* Frozen Waste (Battlefield)
* Aim
* Block
* Close Quarters Assault
* Disturbance In The Force
* Dodge
* Enrage
* Flank
* Intimidate
* Nowhere To Run
* Power Of The Dark Side (x2)
* Take Cover
* The Best Defense...
* Use The Force
Convergence

**Convergence** is an expansion for the card and dice game *Star Wars*: Destiny. It consists of the "General Grievous" and "Obi-Wan Kenobi" star sets and booster packs. It was announced on December 7, 2018, and was released on March 28, 2019.

## **Publisher's summary**edit | edit source

*From the Jedi of the Old Republic to the troopers of the First Order to the scoundrels and scum banding together to survive the tyrannical rule of the Galactic Empire, the galaxy pulls together heroes and villains of a similar creed and philosophy. Whether by choice or by force, these groups can impact the future of the galaxy itself, and when these characters meet in a convergence of power, who will come out on top?*

*Fantasy Flight Games is proud to announce the Obi-Wan Kenobi Starter Set, the General Grievous Starter Set, and Convergence booster packs for Star Wars™: Destiny!*

*As the start of a new block of sets, Convergence introduces plenty of new themes, and even a new card type, into Star Wars: Destiny! Look for a focus on character subtypes like Jedi, trooper, and leader, as well as an emphasis on new plots and powerful downgrades to hinder your foes!*
F-11D Rifle

## Card Text/Ability

Redeploy. *(After its character is defeated, move this card.)*

**Special:** Force an opponent to deal 2 damage to their characters, distributing the damage as they wish.

## Dice

1. Ranged Damage 2 (Cost 1)
2. Ranged Damage 1 (Modified)
3. Ranged Damage 2 (Modified)
4. Resource 1
5. Special
6. Blank

## Available Through

* Kylo Ren Starter Set
* Rey Starter Set