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I rewatched Spahn Ranch yesterday... love the older ones! Salton Sea, Route 66 classics, your winter roadtrip series, the Desert Inn before and after. So many classics!
Great body of work over the years, we love you Adam. As so many others, we too thoroughly enjoy your on-camera personality. If and when you finally get to that end-point of satisfaction, we beg you to continue on with TheWeeklyWoo !!!
Over of the hill, in San Fernando Valley near the mission, is a “free to enter” car collection that must be seen! The Nethercutt Collection is located in Sylmar, California. It was founded by J.B. Nethercutt in 1971 and houses over 250 cars. The first building has free access, the second building requires a reservation and is worth another trip. These cars were for the most part the super cars of their day. Nothing like discovering a large group of Aston Martin, Bentley, Bugatti, Cadillac, Duesenberg, Lincoln, Mercedes-Benz, Rolls-Royce vehicles in a ready to drive condition.
I've been to the Nethercutt many times, Great collection of cars, plus other art. I love listening to their huge pipe organ. Also impressive is their restoration shop, with so many talented craftsmen. They often collaborate with Jay Leno on amazing complete restorations. Jay has another great car collection just down the road in Burbank. Tours are possible, but take some arranging.
ITS very nice to see you and the beautiful Daphne out doing so Many interesting things Thank you for taking me along! Stay SAFE and Be Careful HUGS from Tammy in PA
Can I just say I’m LOVING these series of videos of studio tours and plethora of movie goodness 🤘 I died when you showed the Wicked Witch of the Wests hat 🧙♀️🥹 HUGE fan of The Wizard of Oz 🌈
Another great video Adam. Been to SoCal a couple of times back in the day visiting an old college buddy and have always wanted to get back. The Petersen museum is unlike any other car museum in the world. Your friend Daphne seems like such a sweetheart. Thanks for sharing 👍
I loved this video, Adam. I'm a long time LACMA member, and have visited there many, many times over the years. We've been eagerly awaiting the opening of the Motion Picture museum. Now you've got me motivated to get down there soon. Every visit also involves a few hours at the Peterson. I never get tired of that place. I watched the "Big Rock" being transported from the quarry to the museum. Also witnessed the installation process. Very interesting, Great fun.
Cool video, but Cali is nuts as always. Vax required even though the vax doesn't prevent transmission. Even though the vax does little or nothing for omicron.
Another great Hollywood video! Straight after graduating from Michigan State in the early 90s, I worked for a motion picture distribution company on N. Fairfax in WeHo. I passed the LaBrea tar pits and the May Co. store (where the AMPAS museum is now) everyday to and from work. Such an amazing area! Always thought the May Co. building was beautiful, so glad they repurposed it ❤️ Shame about Johnny’s Coffee Shop - you’d think someone would restore it and keep renting it out as a filming location. It was still open as a restaurant when I was there, always thought it was so mid-century cool.
This was so amazing!! I have lived in SoCal my whole life. I'm 10 minutes from Disneyland. And I have never visited these places. Thank you for showing all these cool spots Adam!
Love watching your videos and thank you for the stickers!! Always so fun to take us along your adventures. It was because of you I was able to see Edward scissorhands house on my trip to see my brother in Florida after seeing your video!
Fun Fact: the building that is now the Academy museum was built in 1939 as a May Company department store. It was May Company until 1993, when May Company merged with Robinson's department stores, and became Robinsons-MAY. With the merger, came consolidation and store closures, and the brilliant management team at the time opted to close the classic and iconic Wilshire Blvd. location. 😕 Robinsons-MAY is now defunct, most locations bought and converted to Macy's.
If it makes it way to America, you should try and see the play "The Shark is Broken", it's a play is about the filming of Jaws, and the conflict between the 3 main actors. The main star of the play in London is Ian Shaw, who's father Robert played the shark hunter in the film. Not seen the play but heard good reviews of it. Keep up the good work
Dang! We went to the Academy Museum in January and I noted the Peterson Automotive Museum across the street, but I had no idea they had all those cool movie cars. My son would have loved that.
Cool that you gave the Snortin Nortins Nova a shout out. That was my husband's pride and joy. He'd be so proud that his car is in such a prestigious museum.
Good stuff as always Adam. Another SoCal museum I'm really looking forward to seeing is the George Lucas museum being built over by Exposition park. That place is really gonna be epic.
Johnie's Coffee Shop closed down for business in 2000 and was defiled in 2016 . On May 5, 2016, the coffee shop was renamed "Bernie's Coffee Shop" in honor of presidential candidate Bernie Sanders. The shop retained that name and served as a campaign office until at least June 7, 2016.
So much movie history and original stuff, I'm pleased Daphne is showing just how much she knows about movie history and things, enjoying the vlogs Adam
Things will always get better my friend, please dont lose hope!! As a veteran 2 years ago I was had turned into a drunken mean yelling angry awful person. I wasnt a good husband father or friend at that time. I got help for my PTSD and dealt with the deaths of my brothers, instead of burying all my pain. Now my life is exactly what I want it to be. You WILL get there too, I promise!!
@@Sparty-pi3jq thank you brother I really appreciate it. Just been dealing with family drama not feeling comfortable in my situation. I appreciate your service and for the kind words you don’t know how much it meant to me
Hey, friend. I don't know you but we've all been there. Thank you, Adam the Woo, for bringing us all together virtually. You have more friends and support than you probably know because we are all here together. Hang in there. Things will get better, one day at a time.
My college boyfriend and I moved to LA after school in the early 90s. His dad worked in advertising, and would take us out to dinner whenever he was in town for business. I’ll never forget going to El Coyote, Musso & Franks, and Dan Tanna’s. I’ve always been an Old Hollywood geek, so eating at these legendary places was heaven. The experience was never lost on me ❤️
This place is a Temple. Entire cities that are Temples. Dedicated to everyone who has ever spent time and lived there. Such a commitment of human to human life. Adoring minds of all.
A bit of trivia for you Adam. Those camera mounted dollies like the one they used in The Wizard of Oz, they are modified bomb rack lifting jacks that used to service warplanes even before the war. They used to lift the bombs up to the wings. There were so many of them left from the war effort, that they modified them to hold a camera and use them in the film industry for decades after.
Quite a lot of filming locations from the awesome movie Miracle Mile, including the tar pits, cafe and what I think is the Mutual Benefit Life building in the background.
Pedersen automotive museum is one you definitely will like been there at 3 times it changes cars.....I don't know if the original knight rider AKA KITT is still displayed there...want to go again. 😀
Working in visual fx and being a part of several preproduction phases on set, it was always magic when I got to be hands on with a prop. With so much computer generated content there just isn’t as much of this movie history to preserve these days. I love seeing all of these screen used props and backdrops.
As soon as I seen the Construction Cranes and You mentioned the Tar pits, I instantly thought of Last Action Hero and only seconds later would you reference it. This Guy!
The outdoor seating area at the Academy Museum is gorgeous! Betcha it's awesome at night. Good food, good company, fun day for Adam and Daph! Where we goin' now? ✌
@18:13 one of my friends owns several of the original Starsky & Hutch Gran Torino's including the screen used ones ...the side mirrors & bumper fillers varied from different seasons....the only thing that was missing was the time period Federal Signal Fireball flashing red dashboard lights 🚨 which I had & gave him .....he was so happy that I could spare them
Motion picture museum looks incredible. Have you considered visiting the Twistex storm chasers memorial in Oklahoma? El Reno to be exact, outside Oklahoma city.
In the movie "Bad Influence", with Rob Lowe/James Spader, they spend a lot of time at the Tar Pits, including raising the body of Spader's GF by a crane, who was murdered by Lowe. Great movie.
Adam and Daphne Great Stream Looking at that view of the Hollywood Hills sooo many stories that were told and not told. Hollywood has many mysteries. Thank You for all the information.
This road trip has been absolutely fantastic! The places, the baseball games at the different ballparks, being back in SoCal and your friends that have joined you. I'm hoping that you meet up with some of your Disney Vlogger friends before you depart SoCal. They are good people! Even though I'm a Dodgers fan, because of you I like the Rays now and D.J. Kitty!
I miss Hollywood. Last went pre pandemic in 2019. I'll be back soon! I also saw the screen used original 89 Keaton Batmobile as I worked on The Flash last year... Talk about a fan boy moment!!!
El Coyote and Casa Vega were featured in act III of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. In fact, Casa Vega (in the valley) has a Margarita named The Tarantino, which was shared by the director with the owner during filming.
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I really appreciate everyone who decides to watch my videos . It’s a lot of fun doing stuff and having others enjoy where I go as well . Thank you
Love you and your content! Daphne too!☮💛💛
I enjoy 😉 watching all your adventures it’s fun 🤩
I rewatched Spahn Ranch yesterday... love the older ones! Salton Sea, Route 66 classics, your winter roadtrip series, the Desert Inn before and after. So many classics!
Love them always have,glad to see you doing fun things!!
Great body of work over the years, we love you Adam. As so many others, we too thoroughly enjoy your on-camera personality. If and when you finally get to that end-point of satisfaction, we beg you to continue on with TheWeeklyWoo !!!
I Love it when places/restaurants embrace their history. They become their own character.
Over of the hill, in San Fernando Valley near the mission, is a “free to enter” car collection that must be seen! The Nethercutt Collection is located in Sylmar, California. It was founded by J.B. Nethercutt in 1971 and houses over 250 cars. The first building has free access, the second building requires a reservation and is worth another trip. These cars were for the most part the super cars of their day. Nothing like discovering a large group of Aston Martin, Bentley, Bugatti, Cadillac, Duesenberg, Lincoln, Mercedes-Benz, Rolls-Royce vehicles in a ready to drive condition.
I've been to the Nethercutt many times, Great collection of cars, plus other art. I love listening to their huge pipe organ.
Also impressive is their restoration shop, with so many talented craftsmen. They often collaborate with Jay Leno on amazing complete restorations. Jay has another great car collection just down the road in Burbank. Tours are possible, but take some arranging.
ITS very nice to see you and the beautiful Daphne out doing so Many interesting things Thank you for taking me along! Stay SAFE and Be Careful HUGS from Tammy in PA
The “Academy Museum” looks wonderful. What a nice 👍 day for museums 🏨 & Mexican food! 🌮 Cheers! Shellee G.
Can I just say I’m LOVING these series of videos of studio tours and plethora of movie goodness 🤘 I died when you showed the Wicked Witch of the Wests hat 🧙♀️🥹 HUGE fan of The Wizard of Oz 🌈
Great SoCal venue with a concentration of museums, and great video you two!
Thank you for taking me back to do coyote! Used to go there slot in the 70's! Really teared up! Museum absolutely amazing!😇😇
Very interesting! Thank you for sharing your videos! We always enjoy watching you!
Going to California soon. Your recent videos have made my planning so easy. ☺️ Thank you for all your hard work.
I took my girlfriend here for her birthday. She loved the Studio Ghibli exhibit and I loved everything.
These just keep getting better everyday! Thanks for sharing.
Two Thumbz 👍👍
The animatronic Arnold head was cool...Plus the real ET 👉...Good stuff Woo
How fun!! Lots of cool stuff in that Acadamy museum!! The Mexican food looked awesome!
Another great video Adam. Been to SoCal a couple of times back in the day visiting an old college buddy and have always wanted to get back. The Petersen museum is unlike any other car museum in the world. Your friend Daphne seems like such a sweetheart. Thanks for sharing 👍
I loved this video, Adam. I'm a long time LACMA member, and have visited there many, many times over the years. We've been eagerly awaiting the opening of the Motion Picture museum. Now you've got me motivated to get down there soon.
Every visit also involves a few hours at the Peterson. I never get tired of that place.
I watched the "Big Rock" being transported from the quarry to the museum. Also witnessed the installation process. Very interesting, Great fun.
Cool video, but Cali is nuts as always. Vax required even though the vax doesn't prevent transmission. Even though the vax does little or nothing for omicron.
Another great Hollywood video! Straight after graduating from Michigan State in the early 90s, I worked for a motion picture distribution company on N. Fairfax in WeHo. I passed the LaBrea tar pits and the May Co. store (where the AMPAS museum is now) everyday to and from work. Such an amazing area! Always thought the May Co. building was beautiful, so glad they repurposed it ❤️ Shame about Johnny’s Coffee Shop - you’d think someone would restore it and keep renting it out as a filming location. It was still open as a restaurant when I was there, always thought it was so mid-century cool.
This was so amazing!! I have lived in SoCal my whole life. I'm 10 minutes from Disneyland. And I have never visited these places. Thank you for showing all these cool spots Adam!
Love watching your videos and thank you for the stickers!! Always so fun to take us along your adventures. It was because of you I was able to see Edward scissorhands house on my trip to see my brother in Florida after seeing your video!
Fun Fact: the building that is now the Academy museum was built in 1939 as a May Company department store. It was May Company until 1993, when May Company merged with Robinson's department stores, and became Robinsons-MAY. With the merger, came consolidation and store closures, and the brilliant management team at the time opted to close the classic and iconic Wilshire Blvd. location. 😕 Robinsons-MAY is now defunct, most locations bought and converted to Macy's.
COOL AUTO MUSEUM!
Great to see the museum district developing ! Time for a visit! Thanks Adam!
Watching you ride the "Zipper" was hilarious..... next time do it holding a hot beverage too.
Another great video by you two. Love it when your both on
If it makes it way to America, you should try and see the play "The Shark is Broken", it's a play is about the filming of Jaws, and the conflict between the 3 main actors. The main star of the play in London is Ian Shaw, who's father Robert played the shark hunter in the film. Not seen the play but heard good reviews of it.
Keep up the good work
Johnie's Coffee Shop has been featured in a bunch of films. Cool to see this in your video Adam!
Dang! We went to the Academy Museum in January and I noted the Peterson Automotive Museum across the street, but I had no idea they had all those cool movie cars. My son would have loved that.
Cool that you gave the Snortin Nortins Nova a shout out. That was my husband's pride and joy. He'd be so proud that his car is in such a prestigious museum.
We always love to see Daphne join your vlogs. Thanks for posting.
are you crazy
Good stuff as always Adam. Another SoCal museum I'm really looking forward to seeing is the George Lucas museum being built over by Exposition park. That place is really gonna be epic.
Johnie's Coffee Shop closed down for business in 2000 and was defiled in 2016 .
On May 5, 2016, the coffee shop was renamed "Bernie's Coffee Shop" in honor of presidential candidate Bernie Sanders. The shop retained that name and served as a campaign office until at least June 7, 2016.
Epic rooftop view from the museum. Hooray for hollywood ♫
Thank you Daphne and Adam. Very enjoyable experiencing it with you.
So much movie history and original stuff, I'm pleased Daphne is showing just how much she knows about movie history and things, enjoying the vlogs Adam
Great video. Excellent. Sign of the times. Not able to attend any of these locations with no shot. Oh well.
Thank you adam the woo for helping me forget how bad my life is right now.
Things will always get better my friend, please dont lose hope!! As a veteran 2 years ago I was had turned into a drunken mean yelling angry awful person. I wasnt a good husband father or friend at that time. I got help for my PTSD and dealt with the deaths of my brothers, instead of burying all my pain. Now my life is exactly what I want it to be. You WILL get there too, I promise!!
@@Sparty-pi3jq thank you brother I really appreciate it. Just been dealing with family drama not feeling comfortable in my situation. I appreciate your service and for the kind words you don’t know how much it meant to me
What's wrong?
Hey, friend. I don't know you but we've all been there. Thank you, Adam the Woo, for bringing us all together virtually. You have more friends and support than you probably know because we are all here together. Hang in there. Things will get better, one day at a time.
@@ToadyMontana72 tea sending positive vibes. keep going don't give up
Great vid, always like when you show the Classic Cars! 👍👍👍🙂
Loving all the Hollywood attractions! Lived in CA all my life and still haven’t seen everything in Hollywood 😆
Awesome video Adam!!! El Coyote is great!!! I buy my art supplies across the street at Blick!!!! :D
My college boyfriend and I moved to LA after school in the early 90s. His dad worked in advertising, and would take us out to dinner whenever he was in town for business. I’ll never forget going to El Coyote, Musso & Franks, and Dan Tanna’s. I’ve always been an Old Hollywood geek, so eating at these legendary places was heaven. The experience was never lost on me ❤️
This place is a Temple. Entire cities that are Temples. Dedicated to everyone who has ever spent time and lived there. Such a commitment of human to human life. Adoring minds of all.
Great video. It was alot of fun seeing the screen used costumes, props and vehicles. That view of the Hollywood hills is pretty epic
A bit of trivia for you Adam. Those camera mounted dollies like the one they used in The Wizard of Oz, they are modified bomb rack lifting jacks that used to service warplanes even before the war. They used to lift the bombs up to the wings. There were so many of them left from the war effort, that they modified them to hold a camera and use them in the film industry for decades after.
Was a great video!! Enjoyed all the places you toured! Thanks for sharing!!!
Quite a lot of filming locations from the awesome movie Miracle Mile, including the tar pits, cafe and what I think is the Mutual Benefit Life building in the background.
Anyone that would question why you'd drive across the United States only has to watch your lovely co-host to understand. My favorite co-host you have.
I love all of those old movie props. So many great films.
Pedersen automotive museum is one you definitely will like been there at 3 times it changes cars.....I don't know if the original knight rider AKA KITT is still displayed there...want to go again. 😀
It’s a great car museum . One of the best
Excellent vlog!! Very interesting! Daphne is wonderful !
Johnie's Coffee Shop looks like an old Sambo's with the 70's decor and roof.
I am from the UK I really want to copy this leg of the tour because it looks fascinating!! Really enjoying this series!!
Thank you 😊 for the visit 🧡✅. From P.R
fabrice .
Museum day! What a plethora of treasures!
Another amazing vlog. Love when you two are together!!
Right? And daphnes twitter is 🔥
@@RC_guy667 Why does he call her Natalie in older videos, but now calls her Daphne? Her personality really bubbles and is fun.
Oh My Goodness Adam all of this fascinates dearly. Great stuff my friend.. 👍🏾👍🏾’s up
completely done watching in video where face diapers or fauci jabs are required.
Imagine still complying with the tyrannical government
Glad you could announced that lol how about just don't watch. Don't need to know you are leaving lol
typical woke baby
Johnnies Coffee Shop has been closed for a longtime. they use it as a filming location!
It’s not in the best shape
So jealous! Would love to see The Academy Museum someday. Thank you for sharing this video!
Daphne always makes you videos a touch better.
Thank you so much for sharing this with us 🙏🙏🙏☀️☀️☀️
Great video…. Thanks for sharing!
So entertaining to watch your videos! I can feel your enthusiasm through my phone!😁 Share on...
I had no idea the new Academy Museum was across the street from the Petersen! That's exciting to be able to visit both back to back.
awesome
Working in visual fx and being a part of several preproduction phases on set, it was always magic when I got to be hands on with a prop. With so much computer generated content there just isn’t as much of this movie history to preserve these days. I love seeing all of these screen used props and backdrops.
…AND El Coyote!!!! Wow that’s a bucket list item for me….all the celebs to ever be have eaten there 😎 fantastic!
As soon as I seen the Construction Cranes and You mentioned the Tar pits, I instantly thought of Last Action Hero and only seconds later would you reference it. This Guy!
THE ACADEMY MUSEUM!
Love Adam & Daphne hanging out. This is going to be amazing. Now to watch! ☮💛💛
Daphne is Dr Gus Greenfield approved! Thanks you.
Such an awesome musuem so many cool items to see pure movie magic.Great share Adam 😎👍
Love you guys wondering around this museum
The outdoor seating area at the Academy Museum is gorgeous! Betcha it's awesome at night. Good food, good company, fun day for Adam and Daph! Where we goin' now? ✌
Interesting museums! Thanks for the video.
You two are great together. That was one heckuva busy video but a fun one. You could say there was a “plethora” of wonderful goodness.
Fantastic video, you have more fun then anyone I know! Can’t wait to go to Academy museum, looks awesome thanks!
glad to see all the fun you had with the floating rock. I was scared to walk under it lol
@18:13 one of my friends owns several of the original Starsky & Hutch Gran Torino's including the screen used ones ...the side mirrors & bumper fillers varied from different seasons....the only thing that was missing was the time period Federal Signal Fireball flashing red dashboard lights 🚨 which I had & gave him .....he was so happy that I could spare them
I really enjoy when you have Daphne as a guest star on your videos. I just love the chemistry that transfers onscreen between the two of you! 💖💥🔥
Motion picture museum looks incredible. Have you considered visiting the Twistex storm chasers memorial in Oklahoma? El Reno to be exact, outside Oklahoma city.
In the movie "Bad Influence", with Rob Lowe/James Spader, they spend a lot of time at the Tar Pits, including raising the body of Spader's GF by a crane, who was murdered by Lowe. Great movie.
Always enjoy your videos. Places I have never been to and probably will never be at. Your videos make it like I actually been to these places. Thanks
Adam and Daphne Great Stream Looking at that view of the Hollywood Hills sooo many stories that were told and not told. Hollywood has many mysteries. Thank You for all the information.
He's so popular, he's got a porn star hanging out with him now! Damn she's gorgeous
North by Northwest is like my favorite movie!!!!
This road trip has been absolutely fantastic! The places, the baseball games at the different ballparks, being back in SoCal and your friends that have joined you. I'm hoping that you meet up with some of your Disney Vlogger friends before you depart SoCal. They are good people! Even though I'm a Dodgers fan, because of you I like the Rays now and D.J. Kitty!
My idea of road trip one day. Perfect place perfect food. 🎬🎞📽🌮🌯🌶
They have another full skesis at the Museum of Moving Image Queens, NY in a large scale exhibit for Jim Henson. The detail was amazing.
How cute did Daphne look in today’s video ?? Jeez ! That girl is super cute 🥰
Adam, I loved the “Arnold” while looking at the Terminator head! Classic reference. Keep it up.
I miss Hollywood. Last went pre pandemic in 2019. I'll be back soon!
I also saw the screen used original 89 Keaton Batmobile as I worked on The Flash last year... Talk about a fan boy moment!!!
batman '89 is my fave vehicle. that was so cool how the roof opens for camping in that one jeep.
Electric cars have been in UK since 1901 . Everyones milk was delivered by an electric milk float since 1940
HITCHCOCK....and his TYPEWRITER, would be PROUD!
Really cool place. Love the video Adam. 👍👍❤️
Really enjoying these videos
Subscribed.. Great vids!!
enjoyed this Adam, thanks ! Lots of stuff to see in LA that I never had time to get to on my couple of visits. Interesting.
El Coyote and Casa Vega were featured in act III of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. In fact, Casa Vega (in the valley) has a Margarita named The Tarantino, which was shared by the director with the owner during filming.
Shared by the director ? . The fact he ordered it from the bar and said what ingredients he wanted kinda gave it away .
I really wanted to watch this as we're visiting later this week, but can't .....well, if you can't say something nice. Moving on.
They're building a new L.A. County Museum of Art, hence the cranes.
That’s great . That entire area has a lot of good spots
@@TheDailyWoo Indeed!!