Over 100 Photos from "The Early Show" taping at Universal this morning

[nbodyhome]

http://www.mousesteps.com/index.php?...id=7&Itemid=37

When I have a chance, I'll add a couple here too. The first hour was slooooow, but it picked up. The Blue Man Group was great!

[upov]

Cool photos, thanks for sharing them. The Blue Man Group segment did look fun, it was nice to see Mark McEwan too, all in all looks like it was a fun time. I wouldn't have cared for the musical guest either.

[nbodyhome]

Originally Posted by Baghira

Cool photos, thanks for sharing them. The Blue Man Group segment did look fun, it was nice to see Mark McEwan too, all in all looks like it was a fun time. I wouldn't have cared for the musical guest either.

When I found out who the guest was, I was like "any other guests?" I know she has a lot of fans, though. I REALLY enjoyed the Blue Man Group - I had no idea they would be there! The first hour wasn't too fun, mostly just sitting around and waiting. But the second hour picked the pace up, I enjoyed that.

[nbodyhome]

Oh - and Mark McEwan, he really looked like he was doing terrific. I am very happy about that, I can't believe I forgot about the stroke (though I only saw one news report on it, last year).

[nbodyhome]

Here are a couple of photos I'd put up:

[mikeland]

Ummmm ... if Universal and NBC are the same company, why was CBS there?

[nbodyhome]

Originally Posted by mikeland

Ummmm ... if Universal and NBC are the same company, why was CBS there?

More TV exposure?

I don't know!

[nbodyhome]

One thing that didn't make it on the air, when Dave Price ended up partly blue (it's interesting to watch the Tivo'd episode, and see what did make it on - and what didn't):

[k_peek_2000]

I cant stand how universal orlando conciters itself a real working studio. just bugs me.

[nbodyhome]

Originally Posted by k_peek_2000

I cant stand how universal orlando conciters itself a real working studio. just bugs me.

Does Universal Orlando consider itself that? They do a couple of things, but I'm doing the VIP tour of Universal Hollywood in just about a week - I know that one is definitely a working studio. (this will be my first time there)

[JtnOrl]

Originally Posted by k_peek_2000

I cant stand how universal orlando conciters itself a real working studio. just bugs me.

Two questions:

1.) Why does it bug you?

and

2.) You think those soundstages are there just for giggles? It IS a working studio.

Their production site: http://studio.florida.universalstudi...home/index.php
A list of past productions: http://studio.florida.universalstudi...bout_facts.php (and this doesn't even include the hundreds of Nickelodeon shows over the years)

[nbodyhome]

Originally Posted by JtnOrl

2.) You think those soundstages are there just for giggles? It IS a working studio.

Their production site: http://studio.florida.universalstudi...home/index.php
A list of past productions: http://studio.florida.universalstudi...bout_facts.php (and this doesn't even include the hundreds of Nickelodeon shows over the years)

Moreso than MGM. I am looking forward (in a couple of days, as I'm currently in CA) to seeing the Hollywood Universal Studios - I booked the VIP tour, since I wanted to see behind the scenes.

[mouseinphilly]

Another argument why NBC Universal will never allow a rival network at their properties.

[k_peek_2000]

Originally Posted by JtnOrl

Two questions:

1.) Why does it bug you?

and

2.) You think those soundstages are there just for giggles? It IS a working studio.

Their production site: http://studio.florida.universalstudi...home/index.php
A list of past productions: http://studio.florida.universalstudi...bout_facts.php (and this doesn't even include the hundreds of Nickelodeon shows over the years)

Compared to Hollywoods? lol But the stuff they film is just small scale stuff. Commercials and music videos and Nick Shows.

[JtnOrl]

Doesn't matter. It's still a real studio (and no one was comparing it to USH.)