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Griffith Observatory

Observatory in Los Angeles, CaliforniaWikipedia

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Sep 14, 2026

VirvadaHOST
67:48
And both get separated at the end of season one.
VirvadaHOST
67:51
Like we have the huge battle between the Brotherhood and the remnants of the New California Republic and Moldaver's crew at the Griffith, well, what's left of the Griffith Observatory in LA.
VirvadaHOST
68:03
Fun fact, that's where me and my sister spent our 18th birthday because I'm originally from LA, if you didn't know.
VirvadaHOST
68:10
And it's a great place and it was sad to see it all messed up.
Rod PyleHOST
64:51
When it was over, we knew the bridge was gonna be standing for, I don't know, I think three weeks or something after the episode was over.
Rod PyleHOST
64:59
And I had worked up at the Griffith Observatory for, uh, about a decade back in the '70s and '80s, and I went up to the director and said, "Hey, y- you know, you've got this clear space in the East Gallery.
Rod PyleHOST
65:10
It's about the same radius as the [laughs] as, as the bridge, roughly.
Rod PyleHOST
65:15
Uh, uh, you know, bring it in here and put it on public display." And he got very excited, and we talked to the curator, who kind of sneered at me and said, "That's a ridiculous idea," and therefore, the next thing I know, it had been broken up and gone into the trash.
Rod PyleHOST
68:39
When it was over, we knew the bridge was gonna be standing for, I don't know, I think three weeks or something after the episode was over.
Rod PyleHOST
68:47
And I had worked up at the Griffith Observatory for, uh, about a decade back in the '70s and '80s, and I went up to the director and said, "Hey, y- you know, you've got this clear space in the east gallery.
Rod PyleHOST
68:58
It's about the same radius as the [laughs] as, as the bridge, roughly.
Rod PyleHOST
69:04
Uh, uh, you know, bring it in here and put it on public display." And he got very excited, and we talked to the curator, who kind of sneered at me and said, "That's a ridiculous idea," and therefore, the next thing I know, it had been broken up and gone into the trash.
Rod PyleHOST
60:20
When it was over, we knew the bridge was gonna be standing for, I don't know, I think three weeks or something after the episode was over.
Rod PyleHOST
60:28
And I had worked up at the Griffith Observatory for, uh, about a decade back in the '70s and '80s, and I went up to the director and said, "Hey, y- you know, you've got this clear space in the East Gallery.
Rod PyleHOST
60:39
It's about the same radius as the [laughs] as, as the bridge, roughly.
Rod PyleHOST
60:44
Uh, uh, you know, bring it in here and put it on public display." And he got very excited, and we talked to the curator, who kind of sneered at me and said, "That's a ridiculous idea." And therefore, the next thing I know it had been broken up and gone into the trash.
Beth PrattGUEST
9:17
So when you're living in the middle of one of the most densely human-populated areas in the country, uh, that's not easy to find your own home.
Beth PrattGUEST
9:25
So he did something quite extraordinary, although he pretty much had no choice, which was kind of march right into the middle of Los Angeles and found a home in Griffith Park, where the Hollywood sign is, the Griffiths Observatory.
Beth PrattGUEST
9:37
Um, and he stayed, quite to the surprise of the scientists, who didn't think a critter would stay that long.
Beth PrattGUEST
9:46
But he had enough food.
Rod PyleHOST
60:20
When it was over, we knew the bridge was gonna be standing for, I don't know, I think three weeks or something after the episode was over.
Rod PyleHOST
60:28
And I had worked up at the Griffith Observatory for, uh, about a decade back in the '70s and '80s, and I went up to the director and said, "Hey, y- you know, you've got this clear space in the East Gallery.
Rod PyleHOST
60:39
It's about the same radius as the-
Michael OkudaGUEST
60:41
[laughs]
speaker_0HOST
0:24
But before we get into the astrology, I want to begin somewhere maybe a little bit unexpected with astronomy and with where I go when I'm looking for dependable astronomical information.
speaker_0HOST
0:38
One resource I appreciate is the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles.
speaker_0HOST
0:43
And there's something personal for me about mentioning the Griffith.
speaker_0HOST
0:48
the scientific institutions of LA.
Nick TurnerGUEST
41:09
Who?
Brendon WalshHOST
41:10
I was in Griffith Observatory.
Nick TurnerGUEST
41:12
Griffith Griffiths?
Sean O'ConnorHOST
41:14
Who's Griffith Griffiths?
Mike ChapmanUNKNOWN
4:55
The paintings on the walls are now replaced with the third place baseball trophies.
Mike ChapmanUNKNOWN
4:59
Photos of Jim and Carol with the kids at what looks like the Griffith Observatory.
Mike ChapmanUNKNOWN
5:03
The Redwoods.
Mike ChapmanUNKNOWN
5:04
And other various places.
Larry MantleHOST
13:34
One of the things I love is we're used to seeing the usual locations.
Larry MantleHOST
13:39
I love Griffith Observatory.
Larry MantleHOST
13:40
I love...
Larry MantleHOST
13:41
Hollywood Boulevard's great.

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