hellsingfan01 : Well this was filmed back-to-back with The Bone Temple so there must have been some foreth...
Rodreko : It seems like they just wrote this movie as they filmed it with no clear plot or intention...
Jirido : Lol, I agree.. She is a Karen. Always looking on the dark side. Blaming the patriarchy.. B...
Alien : Walton Goggins breaks down his "Fallout" transformation into "The Ghoul" https://www.yout...
bobjoneschar : If they can't even harm plants, Humanity would end up lasting less than like twenty-five y...
Leosdestination : Yeah.. you're probably right
prism : Outstanding performance by Patrick Stewart. Bendii Syndrome; the heartbreaking equivalent...
Toonaholic : Coincidence 6 is Baltar's "chiropractor" in another frakkin cool stand alone episode? ...a...
Twixtid : This might be the last episode I watch of this cuck fest man, this is horrible.
Over the past few weeks, I’ve wondered where the planes came from that we see in this WWII series. This is what I found just in case you were wondering the same thing…..Fewer than a handful of the roughly 12,000 B-17s produced during WWII remain airworthy today, none of which appear on Masters of the Air, so re-creating an armada of four-engine bombers required some creativity, along with CGI technology. Two replica B-17s were built from scratch for the production.
There’s a WW2 aviation museum in Colorado Springs that restores WW2-era planes. They do tours and you can see some of the planes their WIPs.