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Post by Mastodon on Jul 12, 2016 2:02:04 GMT
Anyone know? Someone must know? Can't find answer anywhere.
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Post by hridey watts on Jul 3, 2017 6:37:08 GMT
now even i am curious . Do you know what is the material used to hold the water under the obstacles.
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Post by andrealindy on Aug 9, 2017 22:45:02 GMT
Anyone know? Someone must know? Can't find answer anywhere. The competition starts in the daytime. It takes time to shoot a television show, so it does not go as fast in real life as it does on TV. Usually the lesser know competitors go first (in the daytime), and the more well-known competitors compete toward the end (as in most competitions). Therefore, it is usually night-time by the time you see the more well-known competitors. |
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Post by phys431 on Aug 20, 2017 21:42:45 GMT
From the shows I've seen, where some of them are in very hot climates, I did notice that the entire show is done at night. True, the entire taping must be taking hours. They've got to reset the course and everything, I'm sure that takes time. But it occurs to me that perhaps they're doing this before dawn. Think about it, in places like Las Vegas and Texas, it's hot as hell after dusk but probably not so bad before dawn. So I'm guessing that they're doing the show at 4am, 5am, before dawn when it's not so hot yet, especially if humidity is a factor. Not to mention, those aerial shots seem like the city is dead, which wouldn't make sense if it was right after dusk, but would make a lot of sense if it was really early (before dawn). So I'm placing my money on a before-dawn time table.
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Post by Laura on Jul 30, 2019 23:25:40 GMT
We went to the finals in Las Vegas we got there about 5pm and taping went on until about 5AM. Not sure wht it's at night though
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