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One of the episodes I watched today of the 4 or 5 were knight in the fast lane and then I saw Michael Long's badge it said badge number 4962 but then I remembered cut scene from syndication knight mares had him saying his badge was 8043.Tsk Tsk Tsk not doing their homework.

Uh, you mean this badge?

Mark Puette
SOUTHERN KNIGHTS

Michael Long Badge Screencap
Real Michael Long Badge screencap



My Michael Long Badge Replica
My Michael Long Badge Replica

Knight Racer wrote:One of the episodes I watched today of the 4 or 5 were knight in the fast lane and then I saw Michael Long's badge it said badge number 4962 but then I remembered cut scene from syndication knight mares had him saying his badge was 8043.Tsk Tsk Tsk not doing their homework.

Also it doesn't look like michael signed his id. card therefore it is not valid.

HAHA forgot to mention that too.I was going to mention i took my debit card into a retail store and the cashier said its not signed so its not valid so I said ok I signed it in front of him lol.

Nice badge replica, where did you get it Mark?

=VK=

I did a "run" of badges, ID's, and wallets a while back.

[quote="kitt1"]I did a "run" of badges, ID's, and wallets a while back.[/quote]

lol should that kinda 'business' be discussed in here....??

Why? What's wrong with discussing this subject? It's perfectly legal. The law allows private individuals to collect police badges. You just can't use them to impersonate a police officer. I have a large collection of TV and movie replica police badges and ID's. I also put these together for sale on prop collector sites.

Mark

pheonix_knight wrote:

kitt1 wrote:I did a "run" of badges, ID's, and wallets a while back.

lol should that kinda 'business' be discussed in here....??

Knight Racer wrote:One of the episodes I watched today of the 4 or 5 were knight in the fast lane and then I saw Michael Long's badge it said badge number 4962 but then I remembered cut scene from syndication knight mares had him saying his badge was 8043.Tsk Tsk Tsk not doing their homework.

Good catch.

Being a hobby writer, I have come to respect the annoying fact of the smaller details. It's those obscure notions that at three in the morning make sense, then can't be remembered aside from an intensive search for use at a later date that I have come to be annoyed at.

There's also the deal where the show had multiple writers and there probably wasn't much of a crip sheet for keeping all details in check. After all, considering how many errors the editing room let slip by in film production, I can imagine what the script checking department was like. (Coffee break? Out of business?)