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ANSWER: Darrin & Samantha's home at 1164 Morning Glory Circle is still standing today at the Warner Brothers Ranch in Burbank, California. The house is situated on a circle drive, along with many other TV homes, including Gidget and The Monkees. Recently, an actual fire was set in the house for an episode of Home Improvement, but studio carpenters repaired the structures and only minor repairs were needed. Darrin & Samantha's home at 1164 Morning Glory Circle is still standing today at the Warner Brothers Ranch in Burbank, California. The house is situated on a circle drive, along with many other TV homes, including Gidget and The Monkees. Recently, an actual fire was set in the house for an episode of Home Improvement, but studio carpenters repaired the structures and only minor repairs were needed.
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ANSWER: You can see the Seavers' house up close and personal on the Warner Brothers Studio tour. The home of Jason, Maggie and Mike is next door to the Gilmore Girls home, and down the street form the Waltons' church. You can see the Seavers' house up close and personal on the Warner Brothers Studio tour. The home of Jason, Maggie and Mike is next door to the Gilmore Girls home, and down the street form the Waltons' church.
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ANSWER: The house used for exterior shots of Buffy’s house on Revello Drive is a real house in Torrance, California, three blocks north of Torrance High School. The mansion occupied by vampires Angel, Drusilla and Spike is the Ennis House, designed by the celebrated architect Frank Lloyd Wright. It stands on a hilltop at 2607 Glendower Avenue in Griffith Park. The house used for exterior shots of Buffy’s house on Revello Drive is a real house in Torrance, California, three blocks north of Torrance High School. The mansion occupied by vampires Angel, Drusilla and Spike is the Ennis House, designed by the celebrated architect Frank Lloyd Wright. It stands on a hilltop at 2607 Glendower Avenue in Griffith Park.
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ANSWER: The Conner residence, home to Roseanne, Dan and family, was actually sold recently. The 81-year-old yellow-sided Evansville, Indiana home, featured in opening and transitional shots of the show, sold at auction in 2004 for $55,000. The home, which belonged to Anne Noble, was one of several Evansville images that appeared on the show. Ms. Noble said her mother received a single check for $500 to allow exterior shots of her home to be used on the TV show. She kept a photocopy of the check from the First National Bank of Beverly Hills, and saved it in an album. The Conner residence, home to Roseanne, Dan and family, was actually sold recently. The 81-year-old yellow-sided Evansville, Indiana home, featured in opening and transitional shots of the show, sold at auction in 2004 for $55,000. The home, which belonged to Anne Noble, was one of several Evansville images that appeared on the show. Ms. Noble said her mother received a single check for $500 to allow exterior shots of her home to be used on the TV show. She kept a photocopy of the check from the First National Bank of Beverly Hills, and saved it in an album.
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ANSWER: Howard and Marion Cunningham lived at 565 North Clinton Drive in Milwaukee. But the house that served as the Cunningham residence is actually located at 565 North Cahuenga Avenue in the Wilshire District of Los Angeles, just a few blocks from the Paramount lot. I actually don't see a garage, so I'm not sure where Fonzie's apartment was. Howard and Marion Cunningham lived at 565 North Clinton Drive in Milwaukee. But the house that served as the Cunningham residence is actually located at 565 North Cahuenga Avenue in the Wilshire District of Los Angeles, just a few blocks from the Paramount lot. I actually don't see a garage, so I'm not sure where Fonzie's apartment was.
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ANSWER: You would think a house sturdy enough for David, Mary, Joanie, Susan, Nancy, Elizabeth, Tommy and Nicholas to call home would still be around today, but that's not the case. The actual house, in Southern California, no longer exists. The address of 1436 Oak Street in Sacramento was fictional, as were most other references in the series. You would think a house sturdy enough for David, Mary, Joanie, Susan, Nancy, Elizabeth, Tommy and Nicholas to call home would still be around today, but that's not the case. The actual house, in Southern California, no longer exists. The address of 1436 Oak Street in Sacramento was fictional, as were most other references in the series.
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ANSWER: Located at the same Warner Brothers ranch that includes the Bewitched house, Major Nelson and Jeannie lived right next door to the Partridge family. This house, with its recognizable ivy-covered porch trellace, also served as the Anderson family's residence on Father Knows Best. Unfortunately, the Partridge home is no longer with us, as it was blown up by Riggs and Murtaugh for one of the Lethal Weapon movies. Located at the same Warner Brothers ranch that includes the Bewitched house, Major Nelson and Jeannie lived right next door to the Partridge family. This house, with its recognizable ivy-covered porch trellace, also served as the Anderson family's residence on Father Knows Best. Unfortunately, the Partridge home is no longer with us, as it was blown up by Riggs and Murtaugh for one of the Lethal Weapon movies.
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ANSWER: The Cleavers lived in two different homes during the course of the show's 1957-63 run. Their second home, at 211 Pine Street in the fictional town of Mayfield, became the one most identified with the show. The house was used in other shows, including Marcus Welby M.D., and The New Leave it to Beaver series, which ran until 1989. Today, the house is covered in vines to resemble the rest of the homes on Wisteria Lane on Desparate Housewives. The Cleavers lived in two different homes during the course of the show's 1957-63 run. Their second home, at 211 Pine Street in the fictional town of Mayfield, became the one most identified with the show. The house was used in other shows, including Marcus Welby M.D., and The New Leave it to Beaver series, which ran until 1989. Today, the house is covered in vines to resemble the rest of the homes on Wisteria Lane on Desparate Housewives.
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ANSWER: On the long-running show, All in the Family, the Bunkers supposedly lived at 704 Hauser Street, a fictitious address in Astoria. The exterior house used for the credits, howevever, is located in the Glendale neighborhood of Queens. Notable differences between the Glendale exterior and the All in the Family set included the obvious lack of a front porch (several scenes on the show the took place on a front porch) and the Bunker home being a single-family unit, while the exterior shot is of a duplex. On the long-running show, All in the Family, the Bunkers supposedly lived at 704 Hauser Street, a fictitious address in Astoria. The exterior house used for the credits, howevever, is located in the Glendale neighborhood of Queens. Notable differences between the Glendale exterior and the All in the Family set included the obvious lack of a front porch (several scenes on the show the took place on a front porch) and the Bunker home being a single-family unit, while the exterior shot is of a duplex.
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ANSWER: On the show, the Cohen family home is in the Crystal Cove area of lower Newport Beach, right next to Marissa Cooper's house (duh!). We saw it in the very first episode, and in, like, almost every episode after that. It's where Seth, Ryan, Sandy and Kirsten live, and where Marissa, Summer, Luke, Julie, Jimmy, Caleb and Trey hang out. It's also where Marissa first slept with Ryan. In reality (as if), it's, like, totally a private home in Malibu.
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On the show, the Cohen family home is in the Crystal Cove area of lower Newport Beach, right next to Marissa Cooper's house (duh!). We saw it in the very first episode, and in, like, almost every episode after that. It's where Seth, Ryan, Sandy and Kirsten live, and where Marissa, Summer, Luke, Julie, Jimmy, Caleb and Trey hang out. It's also where Marissa first slept with Ryan. In reality (as if), it's, like, totally a private home in Malibu.
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