Station 19 recently completed shooting its one hundredth episode, something of a milestone for any series. To celebrate, there was cake. I took a few photos during the course of the episode's production, and thought I'd share a few with you. No spoilers or anything like that, so don't worry.
I don't know how I never noticed these stickers on the sound mixing cart before, but they tickled me when I did finally see them.
Here we are on Stage 2. The door to the left leads to the cast green room.
We shot something in the parking garage at Disney. There was indeed a bump, where the electric department had run power across.
This made me laugh. It was a long, odd day, but even if it had been a short, normal day I still would have found humor in this.
Obviously, I had to get a photo of this sign.
This was the day we had cake. In the second half of lunch, the cast and crew gathered on Stage 2 to celebrate the one hundredth episode. There were short, heartfelt speeches. The difficult part was getting the cast back to work afterward.
This season, each day a different crew member is selected as Employee Of The Day. During this episode, I was chosen, and so got to wear this special piece of jewelry. It started out big and clunky at the beginning of the season, and has grown from there, with each person adding to it. The item I added was the hot brick. It would have been much too heavy to add an actual hot brick (a charged walkie battery), so I took a costume tag and labeled it as a hot brick. (This is the one photo that I did not take.)
The great folks of the crafts service department make sure the crew gets a good snack each day. I had the veggie wrap.
This show has dedicated and generous fans. The cast and crew received these cool water bottles.
