We were already busy before this. We don't have the labor pool, and the spec houses are not anywhere near completion, and they are going to get gobbled up.

It's flat ground and the houses are evenly spread apart. And there are only two or three steps leading up to the houses.

Fires at houses of worship continue. Arrests continue to be made. And defendants continue to be prosecuted and convicted.

I say, 'Good gracious.' Who moved out? (It's) like he took 12 houses and just ran everything back here.

[The sets are big: The apartment houses lining the Manhattan street set stand between 46 and 48 feet tall. They're so tall that the lights couldn't be hung with conventional Genie lifts that reach 40 feet. Instead, a track had to be hung from the ceiling grid, 58 feet up.] We fly a man up to the track, ... and there's a little seat and he can push himself along the track and focus the lights.

This marks the sixth 'new-era' labor contract we have forged in the last two years, and it was accomplished ahead of contract expiration without a single minute of lost production.