You Mean Oliver & Lisa’s House Was Not Real?
That does it! I’ll never watch ‘Green Acres’ again! Ever!
You Mean Oliver & Lisa’s House Was Not Real?
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I loved the closet door that went “Whoosh!” past where it was supposed to stop
But, dahling!
That’s what I said about House Hunters but I still watch it! Lol
Love it!
No wonder why Oliver couldn’t grow corn.
That was on the lot that has been sold and renamed so many times, I simply refer to it by its address: 1040 N Las Palmas. A lot of history there. See it in the long tracking shot at the beginning of “The Player.”
I never liked that set, it looked like it was indoors.
I loved that show.
Does this mean “Gunsmoke” wasn’t real either?