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Kay Howard, at the wheel of one of the pool Cavaliers, stops the car alongside Tyron's car, door to door. During the dialogue that follows, Howard's face can be seen – apparently reflected, but perhaps not – in his sideview mirror. Viewers speculated that the effect may have been achieved by situating a mirror between the two cars, or alternatively a camera, so that the image of Howard's face could be reflected or projected to the sideview mirror.
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