stackyFACTSWhen an adolescent character hits an awkward growth spurt, directors panic. Rather than addressing the rapid aging, television crews will routinely place young cast members behind kitchen islands, couches, and tall plants for entire seasons to mask their sudden vertical changes from the audience.
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