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Many office buildings light up windows to shape stars or Christmas trees during the holidays.Brown sees your Green Building, MIT, and raises you "La Bastille" (the aforementioned Tetris on the side of a building).They've played Tetris by altering its lights. Actually done at MIT with the Green Building.

#WINDOWS GRID SKYSCRAPER TV#

In the TV special Kamen Rider G, the eponymous hero's Transformation Sequence ends with an awesomely flashy example of this trope, where the windows of the skyscraper behind Goro explode to form a giant letter G.In Furuhata Ninzaburou, such a window lighting event breaks the suspect's alibi-the hotel where he was staying was spelling out its name in lights, and if he was in the room with the drapes open, then it would have ruined the character.She turned him down (albeit quite gently) but his boss (who was watching from that very building) killed him for rejecting his daughter. Then changed his mind and invoked this trope. He rejected her in favour of his boss' daughter. An episode of CSI had a business do this to try and win back his former fiance.At one point the screen shows a dark skyscraper while the lyrics go "Where traffic moves real slow/While Railtrack's profits grow", and then on the following four chords, successive rows of windows light up to form a "£" sign. An episode of the UK satire show Bremner Bird And Fortune had a parody of "Feed the World" talking about everything wrong with modern (mid nineties) Britain.Barney asks "It's not a jumper?" Wojo replies "Unless it's a suicide note." It's quickly followed by a report that the man is writing on the windows.

One episode of Barney Miller has a call about a man on a ledge.

An episode of Art Attack had Neil do this with the skyscrapers in New York City for the "Big Art Attack.".

Itoshiki-sensei is staying at a hotel whose manager wants to write a message for some holiday or other and his room has to be dark.

One chapter of Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei is about getting dragged into other people's drama.

The words of her letter start appearing on the windows of the nearby buildings, but Ayato doesn't notice until after he's destroyed the Dolem, killing Hiroko in the process.

Done heartbreakingly in RahXephon, when Hiroko is trying to write a love letter to Ayato while the RahXephon is fighting a Dolem in a city.

In Magic Kaito, Kaitou arranged for a pair of skyscrapers to display a birthday message to Aoko once.

Gunbuster and DieBuster, where the entire planet is shut down then lit up to give our heroines a warm welcome back after ten thousand years.

In City Hunter at one point, the lights formed the katakana version of the woman's name and "daisuki" (I like you a lot/love you.).

On Case Closed, the Suspect Of the Week uses such a window lighting event to give himself an alibi to murder his victim.