Moonlightaholics

Ooooh. Did he have that one before he was human? He made coffee for Josh and Beth in Fever, but I don't remember what kind of coffee maker he had. And he has a variety of coffee beans there. He sure is a connoisseur.
Thank you for tracking that one down. They seem to change designs once in a while.

francis wrote:Ooooh. Did he have that one before he was human? He made coffee for Josh and Beth in Fever, but I don't remember what kind of coffee maker he had. And he has a variety of coffee beans there. He sure is a connoisseur.
Thank you for tracking that one down. They seem to change designs once in a while.

He may have had it before - I don't remember seeing it though. The coffee he made for Beth and Josh was made in a cafetiere:



Same glass mugs though.

Red

I think this is it: http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Cu ... oduct.html

Cuisinart DCC-2200 14-cup model...





Here it is on eBay with a black top: http://cgi.ebay.com/CUISINART-DCC-2200- ... liances_US




(Since Mick's model held a 14-cup carafe, I searched on 14-cup Cuisinart coffee makers.)

Lilly, I think you're right. Here's the one with the black top from the Cuisinart page: http://www.cuisinart.com/parts/coffee_bar/dcc-2200.html

The 14-cup model does seem like a bit of overkill -- I guess Guillermo had it right: "Thirsty boy!"

"Thirsty boy" indeed!

Here's another piece of info, courtesy of Mick's Facebook page (created by MyImmortal way back in 2008, right after Click aired). Mick's non-hidden refrigerator, the one that usually has lemons in it and not much else, is a Sub-Zero 650G over-under refrigerator with glass door. According to the subzero.com page, it's no longer available. It was pricey, though: according to Mick's page, it cost 7200 bucks!

Mick in his kitchen, with the fridge to the right:


A close-up from an appliance store ad:


The subzero.com page on this model: http://www.subzero.com/BuiltInRefrigera ... frigerator

Mick sure had the big bucks. And that for a fridge he didn't even use much.
Maybe it came with his industrial freezer, two-in-one package?

Yeah, that's a possibility! Originally, I figured that it was just the standard kitchen setup for the lofts in Mick's building. But then I realized that he must have had his loft entirely custom-built, since it has no bedroom, and a huge freezer room behind the gray door. Maybe he figured that if humans ever did visit him, they'd be able to see right into his kitchen--so he should have one that looks relatively standard...?

You have no idea how long I looked at that Cuisinart page and I still managed to miss the right one. I'm so happy y'all have better eyes than me.

I'd never even noticed the fridge before (what can I say? I was distracted...) but it's verrrry cool.

Red

This discussion is making me tear up a little bit... ... in a nice way...

wpgrace wrote:This discussion is making me tear up a little bit... ... in a nice way...

Well this came up as I was watching FtP - and I STILL cannot watch the re-turning scene without tearing up, so, you are not alone honey. Not alone. Such a beautiful show... in every way.

Red

redwinter101 wrote:

wpgrace wrote:This discussion is making me tear up a little bit... ... in a nice way...

Well this came up as I was watching FtP - and I STILL cannot watch the re-turning scene without tearing up, so, you are not alone honey. Not alone. Such a beautiful show... in every way.

Red

Well, the not being alone part... that's why we're here, huh?
Very grateful we're all here...

Oh, meeeee toooooooo. I couldn't ask for a better bunch to share my obsession (happy and sad) with!

redwinter101 wrote:

francis wrote:Ooooh. Did he have that one before he was human? He made coffee for Josh and Beth in Fever, but I don't remember what kind of coffee maker he had. And he has a variety of coffee beans there. He sure is a connoisseur.
Thank you for tracking that one down. They seem to change designs once in a while.

He may have had it before - I don't remember seeing it though. The coffee he made for Beth and Josh was made in a cafetiere:



Same glass mugs though.

Red

I love how I always learn something here. I have always just called that a French press (which is the only way we make our coffee). I learned its French name today. Thanks, Red.

Well there you go - I've never heard French press, so we all learn something new.

Red