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Full House Sets
« Reply #15 on: August 31, 2007, 05:28:50 PM »
Ya that makes scence the way you explained the way the sets may work leftturn. I guess over the years lots of things could change now that the show is done filming. who knows maybe there will be another show taped in the full house house.

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« Reply #16 on: August 31, 2007, 06:47:48 PM »

I don't know what they did with the sets on Full House, but I think on That 70s Show they had the sets facing in different directions. At least this is what I recalls from watching the behind the scenes tour of That 70s Show that aired around the time that the show's finale. So the basment set faced one set of bleachers, the kitchen, driveway and garage faced a second set of bleachers, and the living room faced a third set of bleachers. Maybe something similar was done on Full House, with the main floor facing one set of bleachers, the upstairs facing a second set of bleachers, and the other sets facing other bleachers yet again.
Sounds quite possible.  Obviously you pretty much need to have sets of the same floor to pretty much fit together for scenes to work, except perhaps the second floor.  It would get confusing in that case because if it were actually in a real layout one room would be blocking view of another.


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