Gilmore Girls: Season 2 - Episode 4; "The Road Trip To Harvard"

Thank You To Jared Cowan For The Haden's Nut House Location And For The Interior Locations At UCLA Representing Harvard

Thank You To Thomas Pucher From The Falcon Crest Website for Telling Me About The Cheshire Cat Interior

  • (0:03)  Haden's Nuts / Griffith Park; Mount Hollywood Drive, Los Angeles (Note: This Is Not Accessable To The General Public And Is About A Mile Hike To Get To The Exact Spot)

  • (0:05)  The Interior Of The Cheshire Cat / Warner Bros; Midwest Residential Street, Burbank (Note: This Is The First Floor Interior For The Black White And Read Bookstore And Theater. They Used An Alternate Entrance For The Scene. The Upstairs Was A Set At Their Soundstsge)

  • (0:20)  Rory And Lorelai Looking At The Harvard Gate / UCLA Franklin Murphy Sculpture Garden, 245 Charles E. Young Drive East, Westwood (Note: They Are On The Southeast Part Of The Garden And Of Course The Wall And Gate Were Made For The Episode And Are Not Really There)

  • (0:20)  Looking Away From The Harvard Gate / UCLA Portola Plaza; Westwood (Note: This Is Just South Of The East And West Running Street Called Dickson Court. Look For The News Stand On The Southeast Corner Of The Intersection. The Camera Is Looking East In The Second Screen Shot. The Wall And Gate Were Made For The Episode And Not Really There Today)

  • (0:21)  Walking Away From A Building / UCLA; Powell Library, Westwood

  • (0:26)  Hollis Hall / UCLA; Kerckhoff Hall, Westwood

  • (0:26)  Rory Checking Out A Lecture While Lorelai Uses The Restroom / UCLA; Humanities Building, Westwood

5 comments:

  1. Where is this gate actually located if it exists at all. I couldn't find it on the campus in this location.

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    1. Send me an e-mail and I will reply to where it was. The gate was fake for the episode.

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  2. Haden's Nuts lools like old Mt. Hollywood Drive. About half way recyling/landfill downhill towards the water tank.
    Driving/ext. car scenes seems to be between those two way points (uphill).

    Greets
    Somerset

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    1. 90% sure it was only a set. A believable one though

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