Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular

[Joe Brody]

The wife and I are taking the kids to Walt Disney World this Friday for six days -- I have two young girls (a four 1/2 and one 1/2 year old). Over the years my wife and I have seen the stunt show on 3-4 occassions. My question is -- aside from being a fan -- is there any reason why I should make the effort to catch the show?

The thing is with two young kids we're mostly going to be in the Magic Kingdom -- with the Animal Kingdom and EPCOT being the secondary priorities. The way I see it there are only really two decent attractions for young girls at MGM, and I don't know if I feel blowing half a day and the bus ride out there (we'll be at the Contemporary) for one ride and a stage show. So again is there any reason to make the effort to catch the stunt show? Part of me would rather just let girls the blow off steam and spend a half day just running wild on Tom Sawyer's Island -- or some water park somewhere.

And while I don't think I've ever bought any merchandise in the stunt show store, I think all the stuff is available on-line, yes?

As an aside -- in past trips -- I liked hitting the stunt show in the afternoon. You can just about always get a seat without waiting in line and its a great place to relax. And -- speaking of the line -- one of my favorite things in Walt Disney is hanging out in the line area before the show. It's lush and has a great feel (although I never figured out the connection between Indiana Jones and the then current generation Army camo netting used for theming).

[intergamer]

Didn't some of the stunts get changed up in the past year or so?

[Joe Brody]

I'm heading down to Walt Disney World tomorrow and will ask about new stunts. This may well be my sign-off. I'll catch up with everyone when I return.

[Ska]

Saw that you posted elsewhere on the boards. Welcome back!

How was the trip? Did you see the IJ Stunt Spectacular?

[Luisiana Jones]

more news at 9 pm :p

[Joe Brody]

Saw that you posted elsewhere on the boards. Welcome back!

How was the trip? Did you see the IJ Stunt Spectacular?


Unfortunately, I did not make it to MGM to see the show. It came down to two things -- (i) there's only really two attractions at MGM for young girls, so my wife and I decided that the bus ride out to the park wasn't worth the effort, and (ii) we actually cut the trip short because my younger girl got an ear infection and wasn't sleeping or eating all that much. I'm a bit bummed out because I love walking the streets in the front part of MGM (the Hollywood streets) and my favorite restaraunt in all of Walt Disney World is the Brown Derby -- but heh, the trip wasn't about me. And when a little kid gets sick, the best thing for them is to get them home and in their own bed.

We did, however, log a lot of time in the Magic Kingdom (which was more crowded than I would've liked due to the cheerleading competition hosted every year by Disney) and in the Animal Kingdom (I love the theming in the Africa and Asia sections of the Park). My girls spent a lot of time with various characters -- you name a character meal or live entertainment like the Hoopty Doo Review and we were there (and Dad even got his photo with his favorite, Mary Poppins). Over the weekend, I'd get the family to bed around 9:00 and my wife cut let me cut loose alone in the Magic Kingdom. My favorite non-family related memory was on two successive nights riding a near-empty big Thunder Mountain Railroad during the fireworks.

In a way I did get my Indiana Jones fix. Every morning I would turn on the TV in our room in the Contemporary. The default channel was the typical resort/hotel station with mundane daily announcements. Presumably, thanks to the Stunt Spectacular and the Star Wars Ride in MGM, every morning I heard large chunks of the soundtracks from Raiders and Empire Strikes Back.

[Indy Hussar]

Hi fellow Indy enthusiasts, new member here.
My kids and I were in WDW the week of the cheerleader competition, my 14 year old son was in heaven. My 12 year old and I went to MGM and saw the stunt show twice. It was the same show we saw 4 years ago. We both still loved it.

[Tennessee R]

Welcome, Indy Hussar!!!
And I wish you many happy years of adventure at the Raven.

So, where are you near in Alabama? I'm 27 miles north of the state line in Tennessee, and most of my family grew up in the Selma, and Montgomery areas.

I've been once, to the stunt show, and they had the pick-the-people-out-of-the-audience thing, and Marion and a professional showed how to hit someone without hitting them. And the truck blew up, etc. etc.
It was pretty neat.

[Luisiana Jones]

i gotta say i went to disneyworld once .and got there (show) late cuz of my little siblings so we didnt enter and i havent seen it, is it that good? i bet it is, at least disney has always done great live shows :whip:

[QuantumGirl]

i havent seen it, is it that good? i bet it is,

I'd say it is! I went to see it in 2001 and I wasn't an Indy fan then. I didn't see the movies until a few months later. So even though I wasn't interested in Indy back then, I did love the stunt show a lot and I know I wanna see it again, this time as a fan. :)

[Luisiana Jones]

but i was a fan back then ive been it since i was 6 years old, life its not fair :( :D

[Joe Brody]

It was the same show we saw 4 years ago. We both still loved it.

Thnks, that eases the pain somewhat. At least I didn't miss and new material.

[Indy Parise]

I know it's supposed to be based on Raiders but it's not much like raiders, for one, The floor traps didn't trigger spikes, also there weren't those statues that drop the axe. But its fun anyway

[Agent Z]

I had heard of this show in passing, but never had a chance to see it. I was doing a search for something else on YT and came across this clip:

Part 1- Temple Escape (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JfD5FBXZGI&feature=related).

Pretty cool! Of course, they have a bunch of other clips on YT as well, including a recreation of the fight with the German mechanic. :D

Has anyone gone to this show lately? Have they changed it much? It would be cool to check it out now that I see the clips.

My fedora goes off to the guys who work these shows, doing all those stunts and getting all those moves and lines down like that for probably several shows a day! :up:

[DocWhiskey]

I went to Disney World every year from the age of 3 to 12. And the Indy Stunt Spectacular was a must every year. It's fantastic. I remember we got to sit really close one time, and my mother filmed the whole show for me so I can watch it any time I want at home....and I still do.:)

I heard rumors a while back saying they were going to incorporate some KotCS stunts, but i doubt that's true. I haven't been there in over 7 years. I HAVE to go back one day.

[Agent Z]

I went to Disney World every year from the age of 3 to 12. And the Indy Stunt Spectacular was a must every year. It's fantastic. I remember we got to sit really close one time, and my mother filmed the whole show for me so I can watch it any time I want at home....and I still do.:)

I heard rumors a while back saying they were going to incorporate some KotCS stunts, but i doubt that's true. I haven't been there in over 7 years. I HAVE to go back one day.

Man, I could see the sword fighting making its way into the show. That would be pretty cool! A lot of the set pieces we have seen from the KOTCS have been BIG, and would be tough to do in live show.

I'll be happy just to see what's already been there all along though. :whip:

[xfkirsten]

I heard rumors a while back saying they were going to incorporate some KotCS stunts, but i doubt that's true. I haven't been there in over 7 years. I HAVE to go back one day.

So far as I know, there's no changes to it coming in the immediate future. :( And given the speed of the Disney Cast Member rumor mill, if there were changes coming, we'd all probably already know by now. :p

[nezobiwan]

So far as I know, there's no changes to it coming in the immediate future. :( And given the speed of the Disney Cast Member rumor mill, if there were changes coming, we'd all probably already know by now. :p

Not to mention the accuracy of said mill. :p

I'm actually going to Disney's Hollywood Studios (formerly "MGM." I don't know if I'll ever get used to the new name) tonight for a special event. While I don't think I'll watch the stunt show this evening, I'm definitely hitting up the gift shop! Whoot! :gun:

[Niteshade007]

I'm actually going to Disney's Hollywood Studios (formerly "MGM." I don't know if I'll ever get used to the new name) tonight for a special event. While I don't think I'll watch the stunt show this evening, I'm definitely hitting up the gift shop! Whoot! :gun:

Ha, cool. My mom's 8th grade class is going tomorrow for Grad Jam (a night for 8th graders, although now I think that seems kinda silly to point that out, lol). My dad, sister, and I are going up and staying for the weekend too, just not going to the park Friday night, since we don't have tickets. The stunt show is something I try not to miss if I'm there. My favorite things at MGM are the Indy stunt show and Muppet Vision 3-D.

EDIT: I just realized I still call it MGM...oops. Bad Disney fan, bad Disney fan.

[Attila the Professor]

Ha, cool. My mom's 8th grade class is going tomorrow for Grad Jam (a night for 8th graders, although now I think that seems kinda silly to point that out, lol). My dad, sister, and I are going up and staying for the weekend too, just not going to the park Friday night, since we don't have tickets. The stunt show is something I try not to miss if I'm there. My favorite things at MGM are the Indy stunt show and Muppet Vision 3-D.

EDIT: I just realized I still call it MGM...oops. Bad Disney fan, bad Disney fan.

Good Disney fan, good Disney fan.

[nezobiwan]

Ha, cool. My mom's 8th grade class is going tomorrow for Grad Jam (a night for 8th graders, although now I think that seems kinda silly to point that out, lol). My dad, sister, and I are going up and staying for the weekend too, just not going to the park Friday night, since we don't have tickets. The stunt show is something I try not to miss if I'm there. My favorite things at MGM are the Indy stunt show and Muppet Vision 3-D.

EDIT: I just realized I still call it MGM...oops. Bad Disney fan, bad Disney fan.

As long as it isn't the high school Grad Night. :eek: I've heard some horror stories about those kids back when I used to work at MK.

Last time we went to "MGM" we wanted to see the Indy Stunt show and there was some stupid cheerleader competition going on in their theater! I was so mad!

My favorite things at the Studios are: Lights, Motors, Action; Twilight Zone Tower of Terror (possibly my favorite ride EVER); and the Indy Show.

Have you ever been to Star Wars Weekends at the Studios??? My favorite things there are Jedi Mickey Mouse (http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f103/NezObiwan/Star%20Wars%20Weekends/jedimickey2.jpg) and Jedi Training Academy (http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f103/NezObiwan/Star%20Wars%20Weekends/kylevader.jpg) (that's my nephew battling Vader in the pic).

[Niteshade007]

My high school went to Universal Studios' thing instead of Grad Night, which I was extremely upset about. I didn't go, instead my friends and I went to Disney on a different weekend.

And I think I went to Star Wars weekend once as a kid, but I'm not sure. I still haven't even seen all the movies (although I think I am next week for a friend's birthday).

[xfkirsten]

Not to mention the accuracy of said mill. :p

I'm actually going to Disney's Hollywood Studios (formerly "MGM." I don't know if I'll ever get used to the new name) tonight for a special event. While I don't think I'll watch the stunt show this evening, I'm definitely hitting up the gift shop! Whoot! :gun:

Have fun! That's easily my favorite park of the four. I was actually just there last weekend for the Toy Story Mania testing. (it's lame, BTW, IMHO)

Good Disney fan, good Disney fan.

Amen to that. ;) I only call it Disney's Hollywood Studios in front of guests. :p

As long as it isn't the high school Grad Night. :eek: I've heard some horror stories about those kids back when I used to work at MK.

Last time we went to "MGM" we wanted to see the Indy Stunt show and there was some stupid cheerleader competition going on in their theater! I was so mad!

My favorite things at the Studios are: Lights, Motors, Action; Twilight Zone Tower of Terror (possibly my favorite ride EVER); and the Indy Show.

Have you ever been to Star Wars Weekends at the Studios??? My favorite things there are Jedi Mickey Mouse (http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f103/NezObiwan/Star%20Wars%20Weekends/jedimickey2.jpg) and Jedi Training Academy (http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f103/NezObiwan/Star%20Wars%20Weekends/kylevader.jpg) (that's my nephew battling Vader in the pic).

I just worked all four Grad Nites. My voice is still recovering from all the yelling, and that was nearly two weeks ago. The problem with working a slow-moving, restraint-less attraction like Splash? Having to sprint through the mountain chasing down people who get out. Ugh.

I can't go to the Studios without seeing Fantasmic. It's an addiction to me. Although Disneyland's version is far, far superior, I still can't get enough of that show, even here.

Star Wars Weekends is coming up soon! I really hope I can get a day off to go. Unfortunately I've been working 70-80 hours every week for over two months now!

[No Ticket]

So far as I know, there's no changes to it coming in the immediate future. :( And given the speed of the Disney Cast Member rumor mill, if there were changes coming, we'd all probably already know by now. :p

I heard something about incorporating the LC tank. *shrug* Not sure where I heard that.

[nezobiwan]

I was actually just there last weekend for the Toy Story Mania testing. (it's lame, BTW, IMHO)
OMG, are you kidding?!?!?!
That's what I went to do last night (preview the ride) and I thought it was AWESOME! My husband and I rode it three times! He got 2nd highest score overall.

[bonoferox]

Well that's lucky of you both :)

I'm really looking forward to that when I go in March. Only problem is my fiancee was wanting to spend all day at the Magic Kingdom, so I'm not sure we'll even make it to MGM / DS.

I have a park hopper for it, so I may just have to steal an hour or two just to get to the outpost and the stunt show.

[Niteshade007]

I heard something about incorporating the LC tank. *shrug* Not sure where I heard that.

You might have heard that because Disney sells a small Last Crusade tank in the gift shop, and that's the only toy that they sell that doesn't appear in the show. Indy, Marion, Swordsman, Soliders, Pilot, Mechanic, and that plane thing all appear in the show, but the tank does not.

It might be a little difficult to work it into the show. I mean, the stage is big, but not big enough to do the whole tank chase, nor would I think it would be worth the money to get a tank to add to the show.

Anyway, I'm off to Disney for the weekend! YAY!

[xfkirsten]

OMG, are you kidding?!?!?!
That's what I went to do last night (preview the ride) and I thought it was AWESOME! My husband and I rode it three times! He got 2nd highest score overall.

Ah, I thought the gameplay was fun enough... but nothing more than you could already find at DisneyQuest. There was virtually no theming on the ride - it felt like a ride through a warehouse. There was more in the queue than there was on the ride, and that's sad. And playing the exactly same target-shooting game 5 times in a row and only changing the shape of the targets each time got tiresome. Good idea, poor execution. It's enjoyable if you just want a shoot-em-up game, though. I wouldn't wait more than half an hour for it at the most. :)

Anyway, I'm off to Disney for the weekend! YAY!

Have fun! If you're near Splash, say hi! :D

[bonoferox]

Where exactly is the TS ride going? Are they getting rid of anything?

[nezobiwan]

Where exactly is the TS ride going? Are they getting rid of anything?
They got rid of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire. The Toy Story ride is like the Buzz Lightyear ride, except way better. You shoot at targets and score points. It's like a video game and you wear 3D glasses, but it's also a ride because you're in cars. I loved it. At least it's an improvement over stinky old Millionaire.

[xfkirsten]

At least it's an improvement over stinky old Millionaire.

Ah, I will definitely give you that. :p

I think if they had spent more time theming the attraction better, I might appreciate it more. It seems like Temple of the Forbidden Eye was Walt Disney Imagineering at its peak and it's been all downhill from there...

[Niteshade007]

The Toy Story ride was open to passholders on Saturday, so I got to do that. I thought it was a lot of fun. I enjoyed it more than Buzz because I felt I had more control over the aim. There were some problems though that they needed to work out. For starters, we did single rider line so that we could get on faster (we had a lunch reservation at the Brown Derby, the only restaurant we hadn't been to at MGM), but it took longer. We were actually passed by the women who would have been behind us in line. That was because the guy directing the line would take two groups of three instead of taking a group of three and someone from the single rider line. Definitely need to work on that.

My score was pretty low though, so I won't tell.

And the Indiana Jones store was pretty bare. I wanted to get my friends and I Indy t-shirts for the movie premiere, but the only had three designs, two of which were adult sizes (one only available in small though) and the other a child's. I was kinda disappointed. I didn't end up seeing the show. We didn't have time because we had to see La Nouba, which my family loved but I was just okay with. I mean, the things they do are amazing, but all I could think about was what if one of them fell and died while I was watching, that would be so hard for me, lol, jk.

[xfkirsten]

Ah, I keep trying to stop at the Indy store after work, but they must close it early in the day, because it's always closed when I get there in the evenings. A bit frustrating!

I haven't seen much of the Indy stuff at Cast Connection, so it must have been pretty bare for awhile...

[nezobiwan]

Ah, I keep trying to stop at the Indy store after work, but they must close it early in the day, because it's always closed when I get there in the evenings. A bit frustrating!

I haven't seen much of the Indy stuff at Cast Connection, so it must have been pretty bare for awhile...
I've always been pretty disappointed in the Indy store... :(

[Kooshmeister]

I've been to Disney World exactly once. We did go to the Indiana Jones stunt show. Even as a kid I was something of a nitpicker, and didn't understand the presence of Toht during the marketplace fight, but nonetheless I enjoyed it and we took several pictures. I think my mom was handling the camera. I'd have to find the pictures but they're mostly of the marketplace fight and the airfield fight. One of them is a really great shot of the plane "exploding."

I remember thinking that it was a bit too short, and how I wished they'd found some way to do the truck chase, but nowadays I get that the stunt players can only do so much and since they do show after show, it can't drag out for too long or they'll get tired. It was still an awesome show, and the stunt players who have done it in the past and do it now (if it even still exists; I've heard some conflicting stories) have my unending respect.

My other memories of Disney World are the Star Tours ride (I loved the almost life-size AT-AT they had out front!) and the Roger Rabbit Toon Town place where you could see the weasels' paddywagon and the steamroller from the movie (were these the actual vehicles, or re-creations? I have photos of both and they look darn close to the movie), but I'm told that that recently was closed down. Which makes the kid inside me very sad.

[Niteshade007]

It didn't "close down," exactly, as it was just a shop, but they got rid of the steamroller. To be honest, I haven't looked for the car, although I remember having my picture taken with it about a year or two ago by the restaurant that is by Star Tours.

[ForbiddenEye]

I saw Epic Yesterday for the first time in a few years.
:up:

Indy arrives...

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/picture.php?albumid=4&pictureid=1019

Duck!

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/picture.php?albumid=4&pictureid=1020

NaziSteam!

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/picture.php?albumid=4&pictureid=1021

:hat:

[SPECTER]

I went to Disney for the first a wile back and went to see the show saw the whole temple part but it started stormin real bad so they could not do any after that. I was dissapointed but we got some great pics of us with the Indy stuntman.

[Junior Jones]

Twenty years ago today, August 25, 1989, the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular premiered at Disney MGM Studios.

From the D23 website (http://d23.disney.go.com/wdarchives.html):

As the Indiana Jones™ Epic Stunt Spectacular! begins, Indiana Jones is spotted falling from above on a rope. He carefully makes his way through an ancient Mayan temple in search of a golden idol, but finds himself in peril amidst deadly obstacles such as sharp metal spikes shooting into the air, where one misstep could mean certain doom. He manages his way to the priceless idol he has been seeking, he snatches it, and before long finds himself racing ahead of a giant boulder rolling right at him. When Indy appears to be merely inches in front of the boulder, and perhaps "rolled over," a voice is suddenly heard, "Oh no! See if he's okay!" That's the voice of the director, who then provides a lead-in to a behind-the-scenes look at moviemaking. Many of the most captivating scenes from the first Indiana Jones film are recreated in this 30-minute live stage show at Disney's Hollywood Studios (formerly called Disney-MGM Studio), filled with exciting stunts and special effects. This stunt spectacular which opened on this day in 1989 is based on the works of George Lucas, but was not his first presence in Disney parks. He was the executive producer of the Disneyland/Epcot 3D musical Captain Eo and the Disneyland/Disney MGM-Studios out-of-this-world attraction Star Tours.

[DocWhiskey]

This is one of the things that primarily got me into Indiana Jones. It had me imitating the show at home for years when I was a kid. I even got a few friends involved and put on a "Stunt Show" for our families one evening. We made a "boulder" out of a beach ball and tin foil, "spike traps" out of toilet paper holders and pipe cleaners, a jungle book plush snake as our "deadly cobra", and a bandanna and lightsaber transformed my friend into an evil masked swordsman. Good times. We had a ton of fun doing it.

I know my mom taped the show when we seen it originally back in the early nineties, 1991 or so. We have it somewhere. But every time I seen it, it still was fantastic. I haven't been to Disney World in about 6 or 7 years and I plan to go back when I graduate college next year hopefully.

Happy 25th Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular! And thank you!

[Mitchellhallock]

a Doc.. that's 20 years.. what's your PH.d in Math?

[Goonie]

I guess it's not much of a celebration this year with the stunt man's death just a few days ago.:(

[DocWhiskey]

a Doc.. that's 20 years.. what's your PH.d in Math?

Yeah. Why the hell did I say 25th? Heh. Weird.

[Morning Bell]

I've always enjoyed this show and I've seen it numerous times. Although the ride in California is still THE definitive Indy experience, the show is a lot of fun and always a great way to spend an hour. I can't believe it's been going for twenty years already!

[Rocket Surgeon]

FREE CASTING CALL - Principal Stunt Actors (FL)

Casting no. 147264 - Florida, USA

Positions available in the Indiana Jones™ Epic Stunt Spectacular at the Walt Disney World® Resort

Disney Auditions is seeking Principal Stunt Actors for full-time, part-time and substitute positions in the Indiana Jones™ Epic Stunt Spectacular at the Walt Disney World® Resort near Orlando, Florida.

All performers employed by the Walt Disney World Resort are covered under the terms and conditions of a Collective Bargaining Agreement with Actors' Equity Association.

This is a CLOSED audition. Family or friends will not be allowed inside the gymnasium during the audition. Please make appropriate travel plans.

Audition Location:

Orlando Metro Gymnastics
4658 LB McLeod Rd.
Orlando, FL 32811

Sign-in: February 21, 2010. 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM - Late applicants will not be accepted.

Requirements:
-Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and authorized to work in the United States.

-Please bring a current headshot and resume.

-Principal Stunt Actors must be able to demonstrate upper body strength and learn a choreographed fight sequence.

Location: Florida, United States

Payment details: Paid Role


Applications to this casting call require:
•A profile photo

Indiana Jones Stunt Double

Males, aged 20 to 30 from the United States

Experience in stage combat and rappelling. Good upper body strength and ability to work at substantial heights. Training in high falls a plus.

Marion Ravenwood Stunt Double

Females, aged 20 to 30 from the United States

Good upper body strength and athletic look. Ability to rappel and work at substantial heights.

German Mechanic:

Males, aged 20 to 30 from the United States

6’4” to 7’0” with strong athletic build. Experience in stage combat a plus.



Created: 8 February 2010
Applications accepted until: 22 February 2010

[Moedred]

You know, Indy and Marion did seem the same age... ;)

The place was packed, even off season. Excellent response. The state of the franchise is strong! Take note: the Great Movie Ride shows the Raiders trailer in the queue, and the tram drives through a few sets modeled on and inspired by the Well of Souls. Anyone have a pic of animatronic Indy and Sallah lifting the ark?

[Rocket Surgeon]

Anyone have a pic of animatronic Indy and Sallah lifting the ark?
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4008/4409117064_a6efdb6410_o.jpg

[Ska]

FREE CASTING CALL - Principal Stunt Actors (FL)

Casting no. 147264 - Florida, USA

Positions available in the Indiana Jones™ Epic Stunt Spectacular at the Walt Disney World® Resort

Disney Auditions is seeking Principal Stunt Actors for full-time, part-time and substitute positions in the Indiana Jones™ Epic Stunt Spectacular at the Walt Disney World® Resort near Orlando, Florida.

All performers employed by the Walt Disney World Resort are covered under the terms and conditions of a Collective Bargaining Agreement with Actors' Equity Association.

This is a CLOSED audition. Family or friends will not be allowed inside the gymnasium during the audition. Please make appropriate travel plans.

Audition Location:

Orlando Metro Gymnastics
4658 LB McLeod Rd.
Orlando, FL 32811

Sign-in: February 21, 2010. 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM - Late applicants will not be accepted.

Requirements:
-Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and authorized to work in the United States.

-Please bring a current headshot and resume.

-Principal Stunt Actors must be able to demonstrate upper body strength and learn a choreographed fight sequence.

Location: Florida, United States

Payment details: Paid Role


Applications to this casting call require:
•A profile photo

Indiana Jones Stunt Double

Males, aged 20 to 30 from the United States

Experience in stage combat and rappelling. Good upper body strength and ability to work at substantial heights. Training in high falls a plus.

Marion Ravenwood Stunt Double

Females, aged 20 to 30 from the United States

Good upper body strength and athletic look. Ability to rappel and work at substantial heights.

German Mechanic:

Males, aged 20 to 30 from the United States

6’4” to 7’0” with strong athletic build. Experience in stage combat a plus.



Created: 8 February 2010
Applications accepted until: 22 February 2010

Probably since one of their stunt men died last year when practicing for one of the shows.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Probably since one of their stunt men died last year when practicing for one of the shows.

No doubt...sometimes corporate will technically fire and rehire their crew to have them sign new contracts which have been revised to indemnify corporate from some overlooked minutia.