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== Backstory == | == Backstory == | ||
The idea for the episode was initially brought up, during a group brainstorming, by either [[Andrew]] or [[Zubin]] to hunt down Mary Kate and Ashley. The concept of turning the whole episode into a music video was a decision made during editing. | The idea for the episode was initially brought up, during a group brainstorming, by either [[Andrew Horowitz|Andrew]] or [[Zubin]] to hunt down Mary Kate and Ashley. The concept of turning the whole episode into a music video was a decision made during editing. | ||
The woods were filmed in two different areas. The first was a public park near Ann Arbor. The second half was shot in the woods surrounding the haunted carnival and of course, then, inside the carnival area itself. This location is known as [http://theatrebizarre.com Theatre Bizarre] in Detroit. In-fact, [[Marvin Yagoda]] turned the boys onto the place, as he is friendly with the people who "run" it. But, from what I can tell, what "it" is, is an independent art installation; a set built perhaps purely out of boredom by the people who own the property which includes the fire pit seen in the video. It is surely made to look like a ghostly, haunted carnival and there are Halloween events/tours that occur there. As for the rest of the year, I don't know what it's purpose is or if it's open to the public. | The woods were filmed in two different areas. The first was a public park near Ann Arbor. The second half was shot in the woods surrounding the haunted carnival and of course, then, inside the carnival area itself. This location is known as [http://theatrebizarre.com Theatre Bizarre] in Detroit. In-fact, [[Marvin Yagoda]] turned the boys onto the place, as he is friendly with the people who "run" it. But, from what I can tell, what "it" is, is an independent art installation; a set built perhaps purely out of boredom by the people who own the property which includes the fire pit seen in the video. It is surely made to look like a ghostly, haunted carnival and there are Halloween events/tours that occur there. As for the rest of the year, I don't know what it's purpose is or if it's open to the public. | ||