Sometimes there is a gas range and sometimes, like tonight, there is a glass top electric. Has anyone noticed this or do I need my medication and glasses checked?
Ranges on Two and a Half Men
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Wasn't that because the beach house was gutted after a fire? I seem to remember the 'early' years of the show had the gas range, then the electric moved in after the fire damage. Likewise, in the early years there was no dishwasher (poor Berta had to wash up by hand...) but the post-fire episode's kitchen had one.
Thank you, Paul! I know nothing of the history of the show, but I guess if electric replaced gas after a fire it almost makes up for the opposite that happened on the Bewitched set. I tried to look for a season and episode for the show, but could not find it on the screen. Thank you again for your help.
Be grateful that you are in Canada.
Tom
Be grateful that you are in Canada.
Tom
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I couldn't tell
what the range was. It may have not even been real. Looked like a stage prop of some sort. The stainless finish was dull, and the oven handle not any I've seen.
Has anyone else noticed in tv commercials, the ranges often have hinged glass tops, like Australian, or European, or some Mexican ones do? Also granite counter tops that are sandwiched as two thin pieces. Lighter weight for a high rise tower?
Maybe they do some commercials then air them worldwide. The first one I noticed was the Quaker oats commercial about a decade ago where the guy takes off on a jet pack.
what the range was. It may have not even been real. Looked like a stage prop of some sort. The stainless finish was dull, and the oven handle not any I've seen.
Has anyone else noticed in tv commercials, the ranges often have hinged glass tops, like Australian, or European, or some Mexican ones do? Also granite counter tops that are sandwiched as two thin pieces. Lighter weight for a high rise tower?
Maybe they do some commercials then air them worldwide. The first one I noticed was the Quaker oats commercial about a decade ago where the guy takes off on a jet pack.
