
The West Wing carts all have the Presidential Seal on them! |

Lots of sets were in storage on big carts. Click in closer to see what this set was from... |

If you look closely, you can see fake bricks plastered onto the wood. Movie and TV sets are all just flats like this. |

Dark Alley set. You saw it in Batman and Spider-Man, and countless other movies. |

The Town Square. It used to be Hazzard County Courthouse from "The Dukes of Hazzard." They were setting up a "church" nearby for a shoot. |

A foam gravestone, stored in one of the old west buildings. |

DRAW! Dad faces off outside the Old West Saloon. |

The Saloon is one of very few backlot buildings that have actual insides to them. |

There's a real bar inside! |

We went up the stairs to the balcony. John Wayne shot a lot of guys here... |

But when you go into the upstairs rooms, they just turn out to be hallways. |

Follow the hallways and you end up in a maze upstairs. |

The stairs lead to the BALCONY!!! |

From the balcony, you can see the whole "town." |

In the background you can see the couthouse/bank/richest man in town's house. |

Back down the stairs. It was windy and we kept hearing spooky doors slamming. Like a real ghost town. |

We got freaked out by this cat outside the window. Turns out there are cats living all over the backlot. |

Back in the Saloon, Dad poses on the balcony. |

More wild kittys. |

We roamed past the soundstages. People were building sets inside. |

The soundstages all have big plaques on them listing famous movies that were filmed inside. |

"West Wing" currently shoots in one of them. |

This one was where "Christmas Vacation" was filmed, one of Dad's favorite Christmas flicks. |

That was it for our tour! Hope you enjoyed this look inside the WB Backlot! |