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Analyzing exciting elevator scenes in fictional movies, shows, and books by applying technical elevator concepts. Discussion of how plausible or implausible each scene would be in real life.
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Average audio length:
25 minutes
English
United States
7 episodes
since April 7, 2024
episodic
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In this 7th episode, we continue the series and discuss one popular elevator scene from "The Matrix" (1999). We back up our discussion with elevator design information, and theorize why these events could or could not happen.Credits: Written, produced, and narrated by Joe Caperna. "T…
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In this 6th episode, we continue the series and discuss one popular elevator scene from "Ocean's 11" (2001). We back up our discussion with elevator design information, and theorize why these events could or could not happen.Credits: Written, produced, and narrated by Joe Caperna. &q…
In this fifth episode, we continue the series and discuss one popular elevator scene from "The Big Bang Theory" (2007-2019). We back up our discussion with elevator design information, and theorize why these events could or could not happen.Credits: Written, produced, and narrated by Joe …
In this fourth episode, we continue the series and discuss one popular elevator scene from "Speed" (1994). We back up our discussion with elevator design information, and theorize why these events could or could not happen.Credits: Written, produced, and narrated by Joe Caperna. "Spe…
In this third episode, we continue the series and discuss one popular elevator scene from "Mission: Impossible" (1996). We back up our discussion with elevator design information, and theorize why these could or could not happen.Credits: Written, produced, and narrated by Joe Caperna. &qu…
In this second episode, we continue this series and discuss two popular elevator scenes from "Die Hard" (1988). We back up our discussion with elevator design information, and theorize why these could or could not happen.Credits: Written, produced, and narrated by Joe Caperna. "Die H…
In this first episode, we introduce this series and discuss a popular "falling elevator" scene from "Elevator Pitch". We back up our discussion with elevator design information, and theorize why this could or could not happen.Credits: Written, produced, and narrated by Joe Caper…
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