WOT book used as a prop on TV

[Isgrimner]

So when ever I'm watching movies or television, I tend to pay attention to the books used as props just to see if it is someting I know. I just caught The Path of Daggers on a nightstand and found it ammusing. Granted PoD is probably my personal least favorite WOT book but still neat. (it had no Mat)

 

 

 

[CadeForeverfar]

Shweet.

[dovien]

What was the name of the show and episode?

[Isgrimner]

What was the name of the show and episode?

 

Rules of Engagement. Not sure of the episode, it was just on last Monday.

[Jagen Sedai]

That is awesome! Yay WoT!!

 

now I wonder if anyone will add some funyn text to these pictures... :P

[Rufae]

Sweet! RJ hitting pop culture. I wonder if there is a WoT fan on the production staff or one of the actors?

[Isgrimner]

Well Patrick Warburton has done a lot of genre related stuff. Like he was the live action Tick. He also does the voice for Brock Samson on The Venture Bros. and that has a lot of sci-fi related referances.

 

I am not sure, but I think the Jack Nicholson movie Wolf may have had The Shadow Rising on a bookshelf, not sure on that one. We didn't have giant HD tv's back when I saw that so I could never be sure.

[honeybadger]

at least the prop people had good taste and chose the WoT series insted of some doggerel like the Twilight crap

[MrMatrim]

I am not sure, but I think the Jack Nicholson movie Wolf may have had The Shadow Rising on a bookshelf, not sure on that one. We didn't have giant HD tv's back when I saw that so I could never be sure.

 

It was actually multiple copies of "The Dragon Reborn" in hardback, but close!!

 

I remember noticing that when seeing the movie in the theaters with my then-girlfriend. We were both WoT fans and both geeked out at noticing that.

[Fains nose]

i cant read that cover at all are you sure its path of daggers?