| rdfs:comment | - Bakersfield is based on a real city in California. The city only appeared in the episode, "When Losers Attack".
- Bakersfield is a city in south-central California, United States. It has a population of over 325,000.
- Originally an excuse for Joel Robinow, Joey Ryken, Raj Ojha, and Andrew Seger to play Big Star and T. Rex covers. Bakersfield came into it's own as a 70's rock extravaganza. Fake mullets were worn when performing at Saturn Cafe (Laurel Street).
- Bakersfield was a city in California, several miles north of Los Angeles. Trains ran to Bakersfield from Los Angeles Union Station. ("Day 4: 8:00am-9:00am") At the start of the Second Wave investigation, CTU Los Angeles agent Peter was assigned to Bakersfield. When George Mason learned that a nuclear blast was probably imminent, he reassigned Peter and headed to Bakersfield himself. Tony Almeida challenged Mason about this decision, and claimed that Mason was headed there because Bakersfield was outside the likely blast radius for the attack. ("Day 2: 9:00am-10:00am")
- Named for the field of an inbred Texan whose last name was Baker, Bakersfield is considered the foulest smelling place in the United States. Home of over 300,000 local cows, Bakersfield proudly claims the lowest number of college graduates per capita of any city of its size in California, its bordering states and Mexico. Bakersfield is particularly proud of its many Oil Trees scattered throughout the city, much to the delight of the local children and petroleum executives. Perhaps most well known as the setting of the novel the Grapes of Wrath, Bakersfield is still a place most people don't really care about. It was also the historic birthplace of New York public relations overlordess, women's rugby enthusiast, and "natural" redhead Ether J(aye) Snukel, who prefers adoring media flunkies t
- In "Broken Bow", Bakersfield stood in for Broken Bow in Oklahoma, the place on which the Klingon Klaang crash landed on Earth. The scenes in the cornfield, the showdown in the silo, and the shots of the house of farmer Moore were filmed on 12 June 2001 and 13 June 2001 . The call sheets feature the comment "Dress for location; hot weather, dusty environment, bugs and unlevel terrain abound".
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| abstract | - Bakersfield is based on a real city in California. The city only appeared in the episode, "When Losers Attack".
- In "Broken Bow", Bakersfield stood in for Broken Bow in Oklahoma, the place on which the Klingon Klaang crash landed on Earth. The scenes in the cornfield, the showdown in the silo, and the shots of the house of farmer Moore were filmed on 12 June 2001 and 13 June 2001 . The call sheets feature the comment "Dress for location; hot weather, dusty environment, bugs and unlevel terrain abound". The production office during this location shooting was in the Doubletree Hotel, 3100 Camino Del Rio Court in Bakersfield, room #228. Lisa White served as location scout for this location. The shooting and the explosion of the constructed silo required ear plugs and hard hats for the crew. The shooting included actors Tommy "Tiny" Lister, Jr. and Ron King, stuntmen Steve Lambert, Mike Watson, Jeff Sanders, and John Duff, stunt coordinator Vince Deadrick, Jr., and stunt rigger Lane Leavitt. In early-April 2008 , the second unit of J.J. Abrams' Star Trek used Bakersfield for location shooting, where the roads outside town stood in for the roads at Riverside, Iowa. The car chase involving young James T. Kirk in his uncle's Corvette was filmed here. During filming on 8 April 2008 , the crew caused a minor traffic accident, when the site manager crashed with another car. [1] The filming conitnued in the next few days. On 10 April 2008 the TrekMovie website posted another location report from Bakersfield, where the shooting became "big news" for the local media. The crew moved to a local farm to film the scenes of young Kirk at his uncle's home, which ended up as a deleted scene. Paramount kept a high level of secrecy and didn't release any information to the locals about the production they were filming. [2]
- Bakersfield is a city in south-central California, United States. It has a population of over 325,000.
- Originally an excuse for Joel Robinow, Joey Ryken, Raj Ojha, and Andrew Seger to play Big Star and T. Rex covers. Bakersfield came into it's own as a 70's rock extravaganza. Fake mullets were worn when performing at Saturn Cafe (Laurel Street).
- Named for the field of an inbred Texan whose last name was Baker, Bakersfield is considered the foulest smelling place in the United States. Home of over 300,000 local cows, Bakersfield proudly claims the lowest number of college graduates per capita of any city of its size in California, its bordering states and Mexico. Bakersfield is particularly proud of its many Oil Trees scattered throughout the city, much to the delight of the local children and petroleum executives. Perhaps most well known as the setting of the novel the Grapes of Wrath, Bakersfield is still a place most people don't really care about. It was also the historic birthplace of New York public relations overlordess, women's rugby enthusiast, and "natural" redhead Ether J(aye) Snukel, who prefers adoring media flunkies to believe she hails from Labocque, France. In addition, Will Smith once wrote a rap about the beautiful town of Bakersfield: "Now this is the story all about how / My life got twisted turned upside down / Now I'd like to take a minute, just sit right there / I'll tell you how I got stuck in this crappy town called Bakersfield instead of Bel-Air."
- Bakersfield was a city in California, several miles north of Los Angeles. Trains ran to Bakersfield from Los Angeles Union Station. ("Day 4: 8:00am-9:00am") At the start of the Second Wave investigation, CTU Los Angeles agent Peter was assigned to Bakersfield. When George Mason learned that a nuclear blast was probably imminent, he reassigned Peter and headed to Bakersfield himself. Tony Almeida challenged Mason about this decision, and claimed that Mason was headed there because Bakersfield was outside the likely blast radius for the attack. ("Day 2: 9:00am-10:00am")
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