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<blockquote data-quote="Ryujin" data-source="post: 9593399" data-attributes="member: 27897">Extreme Case - When there was a car chase in &quot;Due South&quot;, which is supposed to take place in Chicago, and they drove past a sign pointing to Skydome.I still don't know for which TV show/movie I had to move my motorcycle out of my parking space, at work, so that they could put a dead hooker in it. I suspect it was &quot;Flashpoint.&quot;The easiest one is &quot;Law &amp; Order: Criminal Intent, Toronto&quot;, but it doesn't exactly qualify as just a backdrop.My favourite scenes are typically when Ontario Place is used as a stand-in for some alien building, like most recently in &quot;Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.&quot; Sadly, it's likely going to get torn down in the near future.[ATTACH=full]397120[/ATTACH]Edit - I should also point out that the area of Yonge Street, closest to my office, was torn up both by The Hulk and The Joker.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ryujin, post: 9593399, member: 27897"] Extreme Case - When there was a car chase in "Due South", which is supposed to take place in Chicago, and they drove past a sign pointing to Skydome. I still don't know for which TV show/movie I had to move my motorcycle out of my parking space, at work, so that they could put a dead hooker in it. I suspect it was "Flashpoint." The easiest one is "Law & Order: Criminal Intent, Toronto", but it doesn't exactly qualify as just a backdrop. My favourite scenes are typically when Ontario Place is used as a stand-in for some alien building, like most recently in "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds." Sadly, it's likely going to get torn down in the near future. [ATTACH type="full" alt="20220615_172658.jpg"]397120[/ATTACH] Edit - I should also point out that the area of Yonge Street, closest to my office, was torn up both by The Hulk and The Joker. [/QUOTE]

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