Thread 213864395

I love these floor plans of famous houses in sitcoms . Post your favorite and lets discuss them.

Well /tv/ I'm listening......

>>213864474
Here, captain.

>>213864514
>Its a Jerry breaks the dimension episode.
Always hated those.

>>213864514
That can't be right can it?

*takes a stinky shit in your bedroom*

>>213864777
>3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
Who designed this?

>>213864395 (OP)

Most of them are highly inaccurate though. The most egregiously fucked up one is the TAAHM one. The one floating around online is very wrong compared what is shown in the first 7 seasons, especially in bedroom areas.

The set designers fucked up so bad and basically said FUCK IT and just made shit up as the seasons progressed with no continuity or logic to the floor plan/set.

>>213864514
I have the Lego set of this and they turn the hallway at that intersection, which we all know is wrong, but I don't care that much.

>>213864514
>it’s a George gets stuck in the 4th dimension episode

>>213864777
>The only tolient and bath is in the master bedroom

Whay kind of fuckery js this?

>>213864777
What show is this one from?

>>213864514
what prevents the hallway from cornering?

>>213867037
Breaking Bad. It's Walts house.

>>213864777
>>213866948
>2am
>walt jr has to take a shit
>comes CLANKING in with his retard legs
>*CRASH**SLAM*
>"sorry dad..."

>>213867197
The guy opposite Jerry is entering Kramer's apartment.

>>213864777
>Child's bedroom has a window into the garage

>>213867252
he's a big guy.

>>213864777
i'm not about to go look for a screen but there's a hallway bathroom where Hank takes a shit.

>>213867303
He takes a shit in the master, that's why he finds the book. Actually that's probably why the house only has one bathroom; so the writers could have a reason for Hank to find the stupid plot device.

>>213867344
i don't think so. there's at least one more door in the hallway, i'm almost certain. it's probably at the end of the hall.
in america we have multiple bathrooms because we take industrial-sized freedom shits.

>>213864514
The hallway opens up towards Kramer's side. turn the lines 20 counter clockwise
It ends up giving kramer a smaller weird room you'll see it in hall way shots. It is a weird looking set

>>213867089
talmudic geometry

>>213867402
forgot to turn off sage pls no ban jannies

>>213867388
There's another fan layout where there is a bathroom inbetween the guest/baby room and Walt Jr's room, but it's not present in the actual house/set. Pic related. If there was a second bathroom there would be three doors on the righthand side of the hallway, but there's only two.

>>213864395 (OP)
When was it ever suggested that there's a fourth bedroom on the right side?

>>213867605
Yeah the floor plan from the set designer.

>>213867624
Totally absurd.
That extra bedroom, bathroom, patio, and massive walk-in closet would take the cost from like $1.5 million to $4m+

We're looking at 3000+ sqft. Do you know how few highrise units like that exist in Seattle?

>>213864829
I lived in an apartment in NYC that had 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Shared it with 3 roommates, and my room was basically the size of a monk's cell. There wasn't enough room for a dresser and a desk, had to have a dresser and instead one of those wheeled tables they use in hospitals so I could work from my bed instead of a desk. But it was only $750 a month and right near the subway. Was quite happy there.

>>213867732
Did you also have a living room, coffee room and dining area like Walt?

>>213864395 (OP)

> 4 master bedrooms
> 3 full sized batroom
> one king sized bathroom
> one small bathroom neat the living room.
> Large kitchen.
> grand piano room
> dining area
> 3 balconies

That is quite a spacious apartment. Fraisure was doing quite well for himself.

>>213868110
He was a radio host in the 90s in a major market like Seattle.

>>213868110
I always assumed Frasier's net worth was like 3-4 million, not 10m+

>>213868129
>>213868141
You guys realize that even in the hayday of radio, local personalities didn't make very much. The money was in national syndication. Isn't Frasier and Niles' money mostly inheritance from their mom?

>>213868129
also this was the 90s, yeah Seattle was expensive but it wasn't giga retard expensive like today.
housing costs exploded after 2008 and 2019.

>>213868157
>this was a working class loser's house in 1995

>>213868180
It was still much more expensive than the national average, and there were far fewer residential high rise buildings. In 2002, there were probably only a handful of units this size (let alone the size of Niles' place) in the entire city.

Frankly Seattle doesn't make much sense as the setting for Frasier, especially in the early 00's. It just wasn't that big of a city.

>>213864395 (OP)
>
I like how big the full house house looks but that kind of house is narrow AF

>>213868201
Safety inspector at a nuclear plant is a solidly middle class role, not working class.

>>213868201
>>this was a working class loser's house in 1995

As a kid who grew up in the 1980's, the Simpsons house did not impress me at all. It felt rather modest in comparison to my parents house.

>>213864395 (OP)

The amount of bathrooms this place has is hilarious. My best guess is that Frasier kept buying out every apartment on his floor and merged it all into a super apartment. Either that, or this is some sort of 'old timey' ritzy apartment complex.

>>213868175
>Isn't Frasier and Niles' money mostly inheritance from their mom?
Seems this way.
Also, from Niles' house (and occupation), i got the feeling that he was richer than Frasier. Just more of a sperg.

>>213868245
what's in the basement?

>>213864395 (OP)
Why are the best spots for panoramic views bathrooms? Wouldn't the building also look ugly on the outside?

>>213868513
90% of highrises built after 1979 are ugly as shit

>>213868420
>Seems this way.
>Also, from Niles' house (and occupation), i got the feeling that he was richer than Frasier. Just more of a sperg.

I thought Niles was loaded because of his wife Maris. It seems like he was just living off of her wealth.

>>213868562
that too. I forgot about her, since she's barely ever shown. Just Niles seething about her lmao.

>>213868475
Different things over the years have been shown one of the recurring things is the huge Olmec head.
The rest is usually it shows just boxes full of SNEED and whatever the episode requires.

>>213868475
the sex dungeon

>>213864777
The house is for sale for $4m.

It also is listed as 4 bedroom which makes this blueprint even more confusing.

>>213868603
>since she's barely ever shown.

But she was never shown on screen once. That was a continual running gag on the show that Niles was always talking about her, but you never once see her in person. I'm not even sure of they ever hired an actress or an extra to play her on screen.

>>213868242
Well isn't the deep lore that it was supposed to be set in Chicago but they changed it for some reason at the last minute?

>>213868201
>working class loser

He worked at a nuclear power plant, not a grocery store, having a 2 story 4 bed home would be very normal for his career.

>>213868682
Yeah probably that. I never watched every single episode of Frasier... only caught approximately half of them as my family would watch them.

>>213868810
I've heard that as well

>>213868810
No it was always set in Seattle but it changed to be a spinoff from Cheers instead of the original idea which was a weird concept.

>>213868854

I think the writers created such an impossible image for Maris through Nile's never ending stories, that they could never find an actress suited to play her. I think there were a few moments where she was represented by an off screen shadow. But that is the most you got to see of her. In a way it made Niles look slightly crazy. But other characters o the show could see and talk to Maris as well. Maris was always described as an aristocrat., and it was always clear that Niles was mooching off of her insane wealth. They lived in a giant mansion.

>>213868157
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>>213864395 (OP)
nah that sounds lame as hell