 After
seeing Mrs. Rossini kiss Mona's boyfriend, Clifford, Tony stands by the
kitchen door, shocked. Angela enters from the dining room, oblivious to
what happened...or is she just feigning ignorance? Look to her right and
you'll see the kitchen set. |
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 Tony
and Angela watch Mrs. R. kiss Cliff. |
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 Both
of them are obviously surprised at what they see. But, why is Angela shocked?
She just came from the kitchen. |
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 Mona
enters from the dining room...erm, kitchen. |
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 Further
into the scene, Mrs. Rossini et al. enter the dining room from the kitchen.
As you can see, the dining room is connected to the kitchen, here, unlike
earlier shots... |
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 Tony
sneaks out of the dining room for a moment. Notice that the kitchen is no
longer visible through the door. |
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Tony throws Clifford out of the house. Again, the dining room can now be
seen through the door. So, what happened earlier when the kitchen was visible?
The dining room area is a swing (temporary) set; not part of the ordinary
WTB? set. Since the kitchen area was needed in early parts of the episode,
and had to be visible by the audience, the dining room wall was taken
down. That's why you can see the kitchen through the door (which is also
not part of the regular set). Later in the episode, when the kitchen was
no longer needed, the wall was put up again. |
