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Echo DeMille's home
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| Echo DeMille's home | |
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| Location: | Los Angeles, CA |
| Purpose: | Residence |
Echo DeMille rushes home to flee with his girlfriend.
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Notable Residents
- Echo DeMille (deceased)
- Gina
- A house cat
Notable Visitors
About
Webisode:Going Postal, Part 2
Echo DeMille arrives home, and searches his house for his girlfriend Gina. He finds her in the bedroom, and she pushes him onto their bed, trying to make out with him until he explains they are in danger and convinces her to leave with him.
As Gina gets ready in the other room, Echo searches the bedroom drawers and locates a couple earplugs. He then notices the front door is ajar. He picks up a guitar and walks into another room to find their house cat. Echo continues into the living room and finds Gina being held by the Constrictor. Echo uses his ability to free Gina and kill the Constrictor. Then he embraces Gina, only to realize someone else has entered and is now closing the latch on the front door.
Webisode:Going Postal, Part 3
As someone knocks at the front door, Echo embraces Gina, and convinces her to flee without him. He gives Gina a couple earplugs, and she walks out the back, taking their house cat with her. Once outside, Gina gets in the driver's seat of Echo's car and puts the earplugs in her ears.
Back inside, Echo lets in two agents into his home. They walk by the Constrictor's motionless body on the floor, and turn around to face Echo. After a brief discussion, Echo lets out a very loud scream that escapes the house and causes Gina to collapse inside the car.
Gallery
 Echo finds his house cat while searching for Gina. |
 Two Company agents face off with Echo inside his home. |
Notes
- According to NBC.com's character reference for Gina, the home is owned by both Echo and Gina.
- According to an interview with Mark Steger, the interior of the house was in fact shot in the home of one of the producers of the webisodes.
