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mc-edit t1_j9ke04a wrote

Reply to comment by Maninhartsford in Ok, very weird and specific question - Raising Hope, S4 E9 - The Chance Who Stole Christmas - 2 minutes 20 seconds in - Lady falls from parade float - looks to hit head on ground and go into fencing response - Did the stunt person actually get hurt? by jimboknows6916

Oh thank you! 38 years later and I can rest easy for poor Michael J. Fox’s head. The hairs on my neck are still going to stand up when I see that scene though.

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Maninhartsford t1_j9kdplt wrote

Reply to comment by mc-edit in Ok, very weird and specific question - Raising Hope, S4 E9 - The Chance Who Stole Christmas - 2 minutes 20 seconds in - Lady falls from parade float - looks to hit head on ground and go into fencing response - Did the stunt person actually get hurt? by jimboknows6916

I believe in the commentary - which I listened to quite a while ago, mind you - he drops his head onto a safety mat painted to match the road and the sound is an egg hitting a table.

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jimboknows6916 OP t1_j9kb18t wrote

Reply to comment by mc-edit in Ok, very weird and specific question - Raising Hope, S4 E9 - The Chance Who Stole Christmas - 2 minutes 20 seconds in - Lady falls from parade float - looks to hit head on ground and go into fencing response - Did the stunt person actually get hurt? by jimboknows6916

oh MANNNNN. i know that scene very well, as BTTF is one of my favorite movies ever and it gets me every time. the sound when his skull hits the pavement is bone chilling for me.

I guess back in the 80s it was a little more "put some ice on it and laugh at the stars circling around his head" and now its more - yikes thats a brain injury, but it still gets me pretty bad.

EDIT: to be clear, im talking about him hitting his head on the pavement in the movie, not the stuntman.

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Phillip_Spidermen t1_j9kaoko wrote

Reply to comment by cantthinkatall in Production Has Begun On The Walking Dead's Rick and Michonne Spinoff by impeccabletim

It was closer to 6-7 during the finding Sophia arc, which may not seem like a lot in retrospect, but contextually it was half the entire show at that point.

The first season was 6 episodes, and the premiere a year later had them spend the next 6 at Hershel's (which they continued to spend time at until it burns in the season finale)

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