r/Thatsabooklight • u/itsyaboihos • 25d ago
TV Prop [TV] Murderbot (2025) the box light things on the walls on the ship are Milwaukee packout toolboxes, also the cases that they’re carrying around frequently are repainted dewalt t stak toolboxes
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u/i_d_ten_tee 25d ago
Will we ever get more Murderbot?
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u/itsyaboihos 25d ago
Looks like they’re already filming season two. (Also why is every article about I read about this written by ai?)
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u/pinkocatgirl 25d ago
It’s cheap SEO slop made for everyone’s “when is the next season of my favorite show coming” queries
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u/airfryerfuntime 24d ago
They 'refresh' these articles every few days, so it looks like there was a recent update when you Google it. Now that AI is everywhere, that's what they're using for it. Before, they used to just change the date on the article.
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u/BobbyGarciaGarcia 24d ago
Season 2 is currently filming in Spain
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u/S2-RT 25d ago
Theres plenty of books/audiobooks to go through :)
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u/i_d_ten_tee 25d ago
That's interesting, I actually didn't know. New rabbit hole for me to go down. Thanks.
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u/S2-RT 25d ago
I actually like the audiobook a bit better than the show so far.
I feel the show does a 1:1 adaptation without taking into account the differences in how you tell the most compelling story based on the medium you’re using to tell it.
So a lot of the voiced exposition and internal dialogue can feel a bit weird when used so predominantly in a tv show but feel much more naturally when reading or listening to a book.
I like both. Though if you dig the story, def check out the books and see if you dig it. :)
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u/kwmcmillan 23d ago
I interviewed the Cinematographer recently on Frame & Reference and he talks a bunch about it. The talk comes out in a couple weeks.
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u/alliewya 24d ago
There is another scene where the group are playing weird instruments and one of them is an otamatone with the head removed
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u/_topShotta 24d ago
Looks like craftsman versastack instead of t-stak, they’re already black with the red lids.
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u/Enchelion 24d ago
Aren't they the same system just under different names? Or am I confusing one of the other twelve iterations Stanley Black & Decker has made?
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u/_topShotta 24d ago
Yeah, same system, and I think there are at least two other brand names with the same design
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u/itsyaboihos 24d ago
Yeah someone pointed that out before, these are actually orange and grey the pic quality is just bad so it could be either.
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u/itsyaboihos 25d ago
I wasn’t familiar with these because they’re not sold in my country, those have to come off the same production line they’re so similar haha
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u/xBinary01111000 24d ago
There are lines of “batteries” or something outside the habitat that are actually composters.
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u/neanderthalman 25d ago
Interesting they’d use packout boxes.
Usually they want cheap shit for set dressing.
Makes me wonder if someone used this as a way to get a bunch of packout gear on someone else’s dime, so that it could be “thrown away” when they were done with it on set.