Tremors

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1. #001

   When the pilot "Feeding Frenzy" aired on 28 March 2003, it broke the Syfy Channel record for the most-watched new series premiere.

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2. #002

   Both Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward were set to reprise their roles as Val McKee and Earl Basset from the first film in one episode, but it never aired.

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3. #003

   It was filmed on the same lot as Titanic. In fact, all the sets left over from Titanic were demolished for the production of this series.

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4. #004

   Michael Gross is the only actor to appear in all the Tremors films and this television series.

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5. #005

   Charlotte Stewart could not return to play Nancy Sterngood because she had an exclusive commercial contract that prevented her from starting anything else while the advertisement was airing. The role was recast with Marcia Strassman.

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6. #006

   Tyler (Victor Browne) refers to the Graboids as "Jurassic Park wannabe bastards!" Tippett Studios not only created the CGI effects for the Graboids in Tremors II: Aftershocks (1996) but also worked on Jurassic Park (1993). Additionally, Nancy's daughter Mindi was played by actress Ariana Richards in Tremors (1990) and Tremors 3: Back to Perfection (2001). Ariana is probably best known for her role as Lex (John Hammond's granddaughter) in Jurassic Park (1993) and The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997).

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7. #007

   Graboids emit an extremely rotten odor; people generally say the living ones smell worse than the dead ones. Because Graboids live entirely underground, they have no anus; instead, all bodily waste is expelled through their mouths and the glands that produce their slime, creating the creature's distinctive overwhelming stench of putrid, decaying meat. Graboids swallow their food whole and have an intense, fast-acting digestive system. Since they have no method of excreting waste, they regularly vomit undigested matter and solid waste as decaying residue. Their skin and tentacles are covered in a foul-smelling mucus that reduces friction and helps them "swim" rapidly through loose soil. This slime consists of liquid waste, essentially making it Graboid urine.

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8. #008

   Michael Gross does not appear in the penultimate episode, The Sounds of Silence (2003), or the series finale, The Key (2003). Gross was absent from these final two episodes due to a scheduling conflict with Universal Studios. Universal wanted to begin filming Tremors 4: The Legend Begins (2004) immediately after Gross signed his contract, so they moved the shooting date forward and absolutely refused to delay production for the few weeks needed to finish the series. This also meant that director S. S. Wilson had to leave work on the final two episodes in order to begin filming Tremors 4.

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