Too soon?
OK, it's not funny that a lot of Universal's historic properties burned down last night. And I'm very glad that no one was seriously injured.
But when I heard that A. much of what burned were the "facade" streets, fake neighborhood lots where street scenes are filmed and B. that the fire department complained of poor water pressure to fight the blaze.
Which inevitably led my sick brain to an image of firemen frantically hooking their hoses to the fake fire hydrants on the lot, and then wondering where the hell the water was?
But when I heard that A. much of what burned were the "facade" streets, fake neighborhood lots where street scenes are filmed and B. that the fire department complained of poor water pressure to fight the blaze.
Which inevitably led my sick brain to an image of firemen frantically hooking their hoses to the fake fire hydrants on the lot, and then wondering where the hell the water was?