I would love to see a video of Three’s Company, the trio’s apartment, the Roper’s/Furley’s apartment, Larry’s apartment, the Regal Beagle, Jack’s Bistro.
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One of my favorite tv shows as a child. I always day dreaming going back in time where the world is so simple and quite. I love the Cunningham's home...Thank you for sharing this ....
Another house knocked out of the ball park! Happy Days was such a favorite in my household. One of our parents' friends was a fellow very much like Fonzie, although Dave was a married man. He had this swagger about him but also incredibly humble. He had the perfect hair, wore jeans and boots with the white tee, and rode a bike. When Happy Days came out, more than once, he was approached and asked if he was on tv and was his name Fonzie. 😅
Great job! The living room switched in season 3, Fall 1975, to accommodate a three-camera shot instead of a single camera shot. They also added a live studio audience! Really looking forward to part 2 with the new set and Fonzie's apartment!
While watching Hazel again, I noticed Mr B's office is the door right next to the FRONT door, so it made me re-think what I thought i already knew about their house. I would like to see you do the house from Hazel.
I forgot about the dining room. This set brings back so many great memories. We always watched Happy Days at 8 then Laverne and Shirley at 8:30. Its funny how something like a TV show can instantly transport you to that certain place and time in your life and what you were doing and who you spent your time with. Sometimes I forget what I did 2 days ago ... but can recite every single word of the opening song from Happy Days. Plus many more. Very great tour from a time long gone. Cheers ✌
As always, EXCELLENT work Marina! I love it! Looking forward to seeing the second house as well as well as the garage apartment (a.k.a. Fonzie's pad). Reason for the redesign of the house (just like The Odd Couple) was the first season (possibly the 2nd as well or a partial of it) was filmed without a studio audience. It becomes necessary to have to make changes when they are now acting live in front of a studio audience. I love the way the Happy Days change kept the kitchen the same! Thanks again Marina, you never cease to amaze me with your work!
Hey that home was in the Larchmont neighborhood, I lived there in the 90's. And I wonder if that stove Mrs. C cooked on was an Okeefe & Merritt! I own one now, mint condition of course! LOL...thanks Marina!
This is a little outside the box, but I always wondered how the 4077th MASH was generally set up, where everything was, everyone's tents The Swamp, Hot Lips and the nurses tents, showers, the CO's office, OR, Radar's quarters, mess hall, motor pool, Rosie's Bar etc. It's multiple buildings but mostly one room each except the main building with 6 rooms.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane My grandpa was part of an Engineer crew that was responsible for taking down and setting up a MASH unit, when they weren't mobile his job was to guard the motor pool. My Gramps was Sergeant Rizzo. He was only in Korea for 6 months, his truck drove over a mine and was sent rolling into a ditch, the driver died and gramps was in a coma for 6 weeks, paralyzed on his left arm and leg. He loved MASH, said it was like being back there.
I would go back to one day in 1965. That changed my life forever December 5, 1965 I would not run outside. I would watch the Apollo seven to the end and then go play upstairs.
I would add my fuzzy memory of not remembering the first Cunningham House. Great job as usual you can tell you put alot of love into the plans. Thank you for a wonderful channel. I would like to vote for Green Acres or the Little House for the next one.
Not exactly sure how I came across your channel (you know how TH-cam is...LOL) but I am so glad I did. I'm absolutely blown away by all the detail you put into your tv/movie home tours! This one in particular brought a smile to my face. One of my favorite shows growing up. Can't wait to see the 2nd set design and Fonzie's apartment.
The job you do with these homes is always amazing - especially when the main set is completely up-ended from one season to another. As for Tom Bosley, I always forget he was on this show and just remember him as Father Dowling - ha.
I watched it every week. So did everyone at school. Back then with so few networks to choose from, when you got to school pretty much everyone had watched the same shows and would talk about them.
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I realize how much work goes into these fantastic videos. It seems sitcoms are a bit easier than hour-long dramas. But there is one home I've always wanted so much to visit. So warm, luxurious, cozy, and loveable. It's the house from Hart to Hart. Brick and wood kitchen. Large master suite. Guest house. Yummy!
Did you know the guy who played Richie’s brother Chuck, that the actor went on to make the Christopher Reeve, Superman movies later on? I was surprised when I found that out years later.
Thanks once again for sharing your wonderfully detailed and carefully researched work! Always a treat! Caught that Green Acres thumbnail at the end and couldn't resist commenting that I've always half-joked that Lisa Douglas's NYC apartment was part of my design inspiration....never mind that we see only a stingy, fleeting glimpse of it in the opening credits! Her stylish and sophisticated mix of baroque and contemporary suits me to a T! Of course, the juxtaposition of all that big city glam in a ramshackle farmhouse perfectly set the scene for great comedy. Still....would die to see the fabulous penthouse she left behind! 😊
Love this channel. Only thing missing here was all of Fonzie's phone numbers in his "office". Lately, I've been watching old Muppet Show reruns and I think their theatre would make a great video for you to create. Thanks for your hard work.
Others have requested that too. Hopefully I'll get to it at some point. I have made many other homes too. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Thank you so much for incorporating music from that era. Love love love it. Loved that show too. Love your channel and so far, all the houses I've seen were so interesting, that I couldn't stop watching each video. Thank you.
Thank you! I'm currently re-doing The Brady Bunch. It should be out in about a week. The first time I did it [4 years ago] I was just learning the software. This tour will be MUCH more life-like and accurate.
Little House on the Prairie is my vote for the next one. Thoroughly enjoyed this one. I didn't realize there was such a different version of the house in the beginning.
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Awesome work Marina. Only thing I’d change is turn that laundry room into a staircase going down to the basement. Most of those homes built in that era had central heating systems, washer& dryer downstairs too.
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Nice job. Happy Days was such a cheerful show. It was kind of a 70's version of the 50's. I'll bet a lot of the producers, and writers grew up then. Sweet classic American home too. It felt so warm, and relaxed. Not as formal as some 50/60's homes. Thanks for your work.
Original house! As they said when they toasted Fonzie in the Burglar Ep - THE BEST !!! Thank you for the excellent work and great references to the seasons 1/2- 1 of the show. 👍
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I always look forward to your vids, Marina. They bring me right back to my childhood, when I too, used to fantasize about walking around in these magical TV homes.Thank you so much for allowing us to travel back in time and keep up the amazing work!💗
The TV is in a very strange place. I haven’t seen the episodes in this design of the house. Would I relive the past? No. I’ve done too much work on emotional balance and spiritual growth to want to live without them. Loved this video. Thank you
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Thank you so much for all your work. I only watch classic tv, since the early days of the first station to try it, Nick at Night,( Nickelodeon, now there are four stations providing me with my black and white favs. I go to You Tube and watch shows that only ran for a year or even 13 weeks. So any of those old houses you do is just fine with me. Keep up the great work. T.V. was my escape from a tumultuous childhood filled with unhappiness and chaos but my shows kept me sane and taught me the ways of life outside my four walls. Loved Dick Van Dykes house the best. I loved the layout and still think it’s ultra modern. Have you done the Munsters yet. I will look around your Chanel.
@@TheJetfighter666 Hi. I've had others on here mention that watching these kinds of shows took them away from their situations at home and allowed them to imagine a different kind of family life. I wonder if the creators knew what they were providing for some. I have done the Munsters. It's in 2 parts, the main floor and then the upstairs and Grandpa's dungeon.
Great tour as always! Your channel is the feel good channel 😊 I look forward to all your tours but would be especially interested in seeing the Little House on the Prairie house, I know it’s tiny but I’ve always wanted to climb that latter to the loft!
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I always enjoy your videos, Marina. One I'd love to see isn't a very traditional home... Colonel Klink's quarters from Hogan's Heroes. I there are enough rooms to make it interesting. In addition to Col. Kilnk's offices, there's his living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen and bathroom as well as guest quarters.
Speaking of using props from other shows, That Clown picture above Joni's bed was also in the living room of Lavern and Shirley's apartment for years, and I even saw it once above Cindy Brady's bed on the Brady Bunch
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@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I love your channel. I used to have a basic CAD computer program that I played with for fun and relaxation. Little House On The Prarie was my favorite to make and imagine walking through. But, in reality, I imagined all TV and movie homes. I love that you shared your skills and passions.
Marina you always do such a great job on these videos.i loved this video. I would love to see little house on the prairie or green acres.but i would really see you do the shady rest hotel on petticoat junction.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Please do Beverly Hillbillies, too! The mansion AND the little shack in the Ozarks... Lol - lots of Ellie May's critters!
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane You are so wonderfully thorough, I half expect to see The Commerce Bank of Beverly Hills as well! Thanks for all the great work!
Great job on the Happy Days set! Excellent as always. So many fun memories. I just watched an episode of Sanford & Son, and I thought of you! I thought it would be fun to see your version of their house. I also thought it would take a long time to create all the junk. It might be fun to hide set pieces from other houses you've created and see if we could find them all. The Sanford & Son exterior in the opening title sequence might take the prize for the LEAST consistent with the interior. I'll enjoy whatever you do.
Your channel is amazing! Every video is incredible. I think my favorite moment in this one was spotting the Guys and Dolls movie poster in Arnold's- nice touch for us classic movie fans. Speaking of, you know what house would be amazing for a tour? The house in Meet Me in St Louis! Anyway, thanks again for all of your hard work!
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Wonderful job! I would love to see The Partridge Family home next! It had a cool outdoor layout with a breezeway from the kitchen to the garage with the backyard behind that you rarely saw.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I had read once that the Partidge Family house was remodeled as 'Amanda King's' house in Scarecrow & Mrs. King but I don't think that is correct. I think the Partridge Family house is alot bigger than the Scarecrow and Mrs. King home. I've also read Amanda's house was remodeled as the 'Thacher' family home in 'Life Goes on' but I'm not sure about that either.
@@thebudgetbee9694 The 3 look a little similar but you're right, they're not. The Partridge Family had a long driveway to hold the bus and the iconic garage. The other 2 have smaller driveways and garages
I wonder if the Happy days house had a basement and what would be down there besides a freezer, storage and a pool table. Ha ha ha! Also ,my parents' laundry room was in the basement.
Nice job! When I was a kid, I hated how they changed the house. They had to do it because they switched to having a studio audience but the new house always looked odd to me. I love the house used for the exterior shots!
More burning questions! 1. Are there any tv shows (or movies) where the interiors are used? 2. As in this example, what is the reason for a set design change that’s also so subtle that many of us didn’t even notice?
This was a fun tour of the Happy Days sets. Thank you so much! This was one of our favorite TV shows and going through the home and restaurant brings back fond memories. One home I think would be fun to tour is the Weasley's home - The Burrow, of the Harry Potter series. Again, thank you so very much! Take care and be safe! 😊💖🙏
This was so wonderful to see. Thank you! Are you really considering doing a tour of the home from the tv show Fsmily? If so, any approximate idea when? Also, I think the Partridge Family would be a great home tour to take at some point. I know you're all about the architecture but did you ever notice how eclectic the decor was in that home? Especially the kids bedrooms!
Great video as always! As for which house I'd like to see next... how about Mister Rogers' "television home?" Its interior remained mostly the same after the first couple seasons, gaining its blue living room walls in episode #1326 in 1974. The home had multiple exterior looks, each part of a miniature neighborhood, but its most well known exterior appearance, a yellowish Cape Cod house, debuted in episode #1326 in 1974, and remained essentially the same until the show's final episode in 2001.
Incredible job Marina & thank you. 50's Americana at it's best. So many memories of this show and you bring them all back to life without jumping the shark!
Yet another fantastic episode! I had totally forgotten that there were two versions of the Cunningham house on the show. LOL - 5:17 a good shot of the vanishing Chuck Cunningham. Was he an early version of the Mandela effect, where the Milwaukeeans are sure there used to be two Cunningham sons, while the family says "we don't know what you're talking about". That room at Arnolds at 22:54 was probably the storeroom for the ingredients of all the food Arnold served up. I hope you do the Douglas's from "Green Acres" next.
I got to tell you.. there was a girl on set (I work as a stand in) her father worked on bewitch and used to take her there as a little girl.. I told her I've heard your Channel and she had the opportunity to relive her happiest days now that her dad is gone..so you are thank to you she is very happy memories
Hi Marina, I have been watching the old episodes of Dynasty. What a beautiful estate. Could you do a tour of the Dynasty mansion and a little history of the home? Thank-you so much.
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I love the red Pyrex bowl on the kitchen counter. No 50's home would be w/out the original 4-pc bowl set. I saw them in an old newspaper ad for only $3.50. I have the original set from Goodwill. Love your work, Marina!
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane The oldest Pyrex bowls are thicker than the newest ones. I found 3 pieces of the set at Goodwill and snapped them up. In my cart at least 5 women came up to me and commented on the bowls. I told my friend we had to guard the cart LOL I found the other bowl at a thrift store. My set cost $12.99, which is unheard of. I've seen them up to $175. My set is in great condition. The dishwasher is the enemy. Wash all Pyrex by hand.
Love all your tours! Hoping you’ll consider doing The Odd Couple apartment. It’s a favorite of mine. I’m so curious about what the kitchen would look like in reality. (Even now, decades later, if I could choose a TV home for my own, it would be Oscar and Felix’s place.)
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This is a unique and definitely the best set house recreation! I am glad I found you. Can you do the Little House on the Prairie house?
@@streetcar6080 I happen to be finishing up Little House right now. It should be out in about a week.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Awesome, will eagerly wait to see this!
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane May i ask is it possible to do the Huxtables?
@@spadesmaster2153 I hope to get to that one. Loved that home.
I would love to see a video of Three’s Company, the trio’s apartment, the Roper’s/Furley’s apartment, Larry’s apartment, the Regal Beagle, Jack’s Bistro.
I second this one!
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Yes! Three's Company for sure! And don't forget Scarecrow and Mrs. King!
I third 😊
One of my favorite tv shows as a child. I always day dreaming going back in time where the world is so simple and quite. I love the Cunningham's home...Thank you for sharing this ....
Glad you enjoyed it. 😊
I would absolutely relive those years again.
Another house knocked out of the ball park! Happy Days was such a favorite in my household. One of our parents' friends was a fellow very much like Fonzie, although Dave was a married man. He had this swagger about him but also incredibly humble. He had the perfect hair, wore jeans and boots with the white tee, and rode a bike. When Happy Days came out, more than once, he was approached and asked if he was on tv and was his name Fonzie. 😅
Awesome story!
Great job! The living room switched in season 3, Fall 1975, to accommodate a three-camera shot instead of a single camera shot. They also added a live studio audience! Really looking forward to part 2 with the new set and Fonzie's apartment!
Thanks!
Excellent work!
Thank you!
While watching Hazel again, I noticed Mr B's office is the door right next to the FRONT door, so it made me re-think what I thought i already knew about their house. I would like to see you do the house from Hazel.
OMG! I Love this first Happy Days Home it was my favorite layout. Thank you,for all of your hard work and attention to details. 💜
It was my favorite of the two too.
I forgot about the dining room. This set brings back so many great memories. We always watched Happy Days at 8 then Laverne and Shirley at 8:30. Its funny how something like a TV show can instantly transport you to that certain place and time in your life and what you were doing and who you spent your time with. Sometimes I forget what I did 2 days ago ... but can recite every single word of the opening song from Happy Days. Plus many more. Very great tour from a time long gone. Cheers ✌
Well put. 😊
As always, EXCELLENT work Marina! I love it! Looking forward to seeing the second house as well as well as the garage apartment (a.k.a. Fonzie's pad). Reason for the redesign of the house (just like The Odd Couple) was the first season (possibly the 2nd as well or a partial of it) was filmed without a studio audience. It becomes necessary to have to make changes when they are now acting live in front of a studio audience. I love the way the Happy Days change kept the kitchen the same! Thanks again Marina, you never cease to amaze me with your work!
Thanks for adding that information. I didn't know why they changed the set.
Hey that home was in the Larchmont neighborhood, I lived there in the 90's. And I wonder if that stove Mrs. C cooked on was an Okeefe & Merritt! I own one now, mint condition of course! LOL...thanks Marina!
Oh, wow! What a cool stove to own. ❤
Marina, another great video. I liked the first season house more than the later seasons. The mystery of the missing Chuck will endure forever.
I liked their first home best too.
I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!
Thank you! I'm glad you found it.
I love the framed picture of Ron Howard as a child in the upstairs hall!
This is a little outside the box, but I always wondered how the 4077th MASH was generally set up, where everything was, everyone's tents The Swamp, Hot Lips and the nurses tents, showers, the CO's office, OR, Radar's quarters, mess hall, motor pool, Rosie's Bar etc. It's multiple buildings but mostly one room each except the main building with 6 rooms.
Great idea. My dad would like that too. He loved the show and he served in Korea.
MASH, yes!
I had the same idea. Not a home. But it's funny how familiar that long lived 'mobile' army camp feels.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane My grandpa was part of an Engineer crew that was responsible for taking down and setting up a MASH unit, when they weren't mobile his job was to guard the motor pool. My Gramps was Sergeant Rizzo. He was only in Korea for 6 months, his truck drove over a mine and was sent rolling into a ditch, the driver died and gramps was in a coma for 6 weeks, paralyzed on his left arm and leg. He loved MASH, said it was like being back there.
Yes, please do MASH!!!
@@ll7868 Wow! Amazing he survived. My dad has some pretty harrowing stories too.
Love your videos! I love floor plans and seeing what we don't see in shows & movies. Would you consider doing the "My Three Sons" homes?
Yes, definitely.
I would go back to one day in 1965. That changed my life forever December 5, 1965 I would not run outside. I would watch the Apollo seven to the end and then go play upstairs.
I would add my fuzzy memory of not remembering the first Cunningham House. Great job as usual you can tell you put alot of love into the plans. Thank you for a wonderful channel. I would like to vote for Green Acres or the Little House for the next one.
Little House just happens to be the next one in going to do.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Yes! LHOTP! So happy to hear that is coming next! I love that show!
Not exactly sure how I came across your channel (you know how TH-cam is...LOL) but I am so glad I did. I'm absolutely blown away by all the detail you put into your tv/movie home tours! This one in particular brought a smile to my face. One of my favorite shows growing up. Can't wait to see the 2nd set design and Fonzie's apartment.
Glad you found the channel!
The job you do with these homes is always amazing - especially when the main set is completely up-ended from one season to another. As for Tom Bosley, I always forget he was on this show and just remember him as Father Dowling - ha.
Thank you! I'm finishing up Little House on the Prairie right now.
❤ my favorite show as a kid .
I watched it every week. So did everyone at school. Back then with so few networks to choose from, when you got to school pretty much everyone had watched the same shows and would talk about them.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane YUP ! We had 7 channels in NJ !
I see your an early bird too ☺. What channels did you have ?
@@michaels3398 ABC, CBS, NBC and PBS
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane ☺ cool, I got lucky and could pick up a few channels from NYC !
Chuck Cunningham went up those stairs and never came down and NO ONE CARED.
And I thought that unknown room in Arnold’s was where Al lived.
😂 So true!
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That's what I as going to say! 😂
I realize how much work goes into these fantastic videos. It seems sitcoms are a bit easier than hour-long dramas. But there is one home I've always wanted so much to visit. So warm, luxurious, cozy, and loveable. It's the house from Hart to Hart. Brick and wood kitchen. Large master suite. Guest house. Yummy!
I grew up Watching Happy Days so I loved the Cunningham house. Thanks for this.
Glad you liked it. I grew up with it too. I can remember kids talking about it at school after a new episode aired. 😊
Love this! Good memories. I'd like to see Jessica Fletcher's house in Cabot Cove.
I hope to get to that one someday.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Awesome!
Did you know the guy who played Richie’s brother Chuck, that the actor went on to make the Christopher Reeve, Superman movies later on? I was surprised when I found that out years later.
I didn't know that. Thanks.
Thanks once again for sharing your wonderfully detailed and carefully researched work! Always a treat!
Caught that Green Acres thumbnail at the end and couldn't resist commenting that I've always half-joked that Lisa Douglas's NYC apartment was part of my design inspiration....never mind that we see only a stingy, fleeting glimpse of it in the opening credits! Her stylish and sophisticated mix of baroque and contemporary suits me to a T!
Of course, the juxtaposition of all that big city glam in a ramshackle farmhouse perfectly set the scene for great comedy.
Still....would die to see the fabulous penthouse she left behind! 😊
Hmm. Maybe when I do Green Acres I'll throw that in.
Love this channel. Only thing missing here was all of Fonzie's phone numbers in his "office".
Lately, I've been watching old Muppet Show reruns and I think their theatre would make a great video for you to create. Thanks for your hard work.
Great idea! And, I wish I would have thought to add that on the bathroom walls.
Excellent work I did enjoy it thank you very much you rock 💯
Glad you liked it.
Love Happy Days! You should do That '70s Show next time.
Others have requested that too. Hopefully I'll get to it at some point.
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This was fun! I like that you put "family" pictures on the walls in the hallway upstairs, especially the one of little Ron.
He was so cute!
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane He really was!
Thank you so much for incorporating music from that era. Love love love it. Loved that show too. Love your channel and so far, all the houses I've seen were so interesting, that I couldn't stop watching each video. Thank you.
Thank you! I'm currently re-doing The Brady Bunch. It should be out in about a week. The first time I did it [4 years ago] I was just learning the software. This tour will be MUCH more life-like and accurate.
Little House on the Prairie is my vote for the next one. Thoroughly enjoyed this one. I didn't realize there was such a different version of the house in the beginning.
That just happens to be the next house I'm doing. 😊
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Yay!
LOVE IT!!!! Please, please, please...do the "MAMA'S FAMILY" house interior set please, please, please?????
I plan on it. 😊
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Yes please do Mama's Family House!
Also the 1970s McMillan & Wife house.
Awesome work Marina.
Only thing I’d change is turn that laundry room into a staircase going down to the basement.
Most of those homes built in that era had central heating systems, washer& dryer downstairs too.
Glad you liked it. And that's a good idea.
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My favorite channel is back👏🏾 hi Marina 🥰
Hi. Thank you.
Nice job. Happy Days was such a cheerful show.
It was kind of a 70's version of the 50's. I'll bet a lot of the producers, and writers grew up then.
Sweet classic American home too. It felt so warm, and relaxed. Not as formal as some 50/60's homes.
Thanks for your work.
I agree - such a warm and inviting home.
Original house! As they said when they toasted Fonzie in the Burglar Ep
- THE BEST !!! Thank you for the excellent work and great references to the seasons 1/2- 1 of the show. 👍
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I always look forward to your vids, Marina. They bring me right back to my childhood, when I too, used to fantasize about walking around in these magical TV homes.Thank you so much for allowing us to travel back in time and keep up the amazing work!💗
Thank you.
Your channel is amazing!Such passion and hard work
Thank you! I sure have fun doing it.
The show was perfection. Never mind that it was shot in arid and hilly Simi Valley, CA with no prairie in sight! 😂 Loved your virtual tour.
It was perfection. I agree. 😊
Love all the pictures you included of a young Ron Howard. :)
He was so stinkin' cuuuute!
Marina, you outdid yourself with this one!
The first interation of the "C" home was always a favorite.
It was my favorite too!
The TV is in a very strange place. I haven’t seen the episodes in this design of the house.
Would I relive the past? No. I’ve done too much work on emotional balance and spiritual growth to want to live without them.
Loved this video. Thank you
Good for you! 👏
I might want to go back to give myself advice, although I doubt I'd take it. 😉
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane - Lol I’m sure you wouldn’t like it.
Hi this was a fantastic tour of the Happy Days. I always get curious of where the stairs and rooms leads to. I like your accurate representation 👍🤗
Glad you enjoyed it.
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2:57 - I noticed that Lenny & Squiggy inherited the Brady boys' bunk bed on Laverne & Shirley.
WOW! Thank you Marina!!!... I've been waiting for this one! Great work! :)
Thank you so much for all your work. I only watch classic tv, since the early days of the first station to try it, Nick at Night,( Nickelodeon, now there are four stations providing me with my black and white favs. I go to You Tube and watch shows that only ran for a year or even 13 weeks. So any of those old houses you do is just fine with me. Keep up the great work. T.V. was my escape from a tumultuous childhood filled with unhappiness and chaos but my shows kept me sane and taught me the ways of life outside my four walls. Loved Dick Van Dykes house the best. I loved the layout and still think it’s ultra modern. Have you done the Munsters yet. I will look around your Chanel.
@@TheJetfighter666 Hi. I've had others on here mention that watching these kinds of shows took them away from their situations at home and allowed them to imagine a different kind of family life. I wonder if the creators knew what they were providing for some.
I have done the Munsters. It's in 2 parts, the main floor and then the upstairs and Grandpa's dungeon.
Great tour as always! Your channel is the feel good channel 😊 I look forward to all your tours but would be especially interested in seeing the Little House on the Prairie house, I know it’s tiny but I’ve always wanted to climb that latter to the loft!
Funny you should mention that. It's the next one I'm going to do.
Awesome Marina! 😎 Worth waiting for!
Thank you! 😊
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Incredible! The level of detail and realism is off the scale. Most impressive!
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.
I have made many other homes too. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
I always enjoy your videos, Marina. One I'd love to see isn't a very traditional home... Colonel Klink's quarters from Hogan's Heroes. I there are enough rooms to make it interesting. In addition to Col. Kilnk's offices, there's his living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen and bathroom as well as guest quarters.
Interesting idea. Thanks.
Speaking of using props from other shows, That Clown picture above Joni's bed was also in the living room of Lavern and Shirley's apartment for years, and I even saw it once above Cindy Brady's bed on the Brady Bunch
I didn't know that. Thanks for sharing about the clown picture.
Love the view walking down the stairs! Great job with the laundry room.
Thanks. I loved getting to see that view too. We never got to on the show.
I have made many other homes too. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I love your channel. I used to have a basic CAD computer program that I played with for fun and relaxation. Little House On The Prarie was my favorite to make and imagine walking through. But, in reality, I imagined all TV and movie homes. I love that you shared your skills and passions.
@@MeMe-mt6xv Oh, wow! We definitely share a similar passion. Cool.
Marina you always do such a great job on these videos.i loved this video. I would love to see little house on the prairie or green acres.but i would really see you do the shady rest hotel on petticoat junction.
I will definitely be doing all 3 of those. In fact, the very next tour I'm making is Little House. 😊
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane cool thanks can't wait to see.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Please do Beverly Hillbillies, too! The mansion AND the little shack in the Ozarks... Lol - lots of Ellie May's critters!
@@bilburns1313 I will be doing their mansion. I've had a lot of requests for it.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane You are so wonderfully thorough, I half expect to see The Commerce Bank of Beverly Hills as well! Thanks for all the great work!
Liked this before I even watched it because I KNOW it’s going to be amazing!!!!
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Love, love, love your work! Thank you!!
Thank you so much. It's comments like this that keep me going.
I always liked how Henry Winkler named Ron, Opie Cunningham. LOL
Great job on the Happy Days set! Excellent as always. So many fun memories.
I just watched an episode of Sanford & Son, and I thought of you! I thought it would be fun to see your version of their house. I also thought it would take a long time to create all the junk. It might be fun to hide set pieces from other houses you've created and see if we could find them all. The Sanford & Son exterior in the opening title sequence might take the prize for the LEAST consistent with the interior. I'll enjoy whatever you do.
I can't wait to get to the Sanford and Son house!
Your channel is amazing! Every video is incredible. I think my favorite moment in this one was spotting the Guys and Dolls movie poster in Arnold's- nice touch for us classic movie fans. Speaking of, you know what house would be amazing for a tour? The house in Meet Me in St Louis! Anyway, thanks again for all of your hard work!
Thank you. I'm glad you found the channel. I have had a lot of requests for "Meet me in St. Louis" and plan on doing that home.
I’d love to see the ‘Father Knows Best’ house. Always wanted my home to look just like that! Thanks
So cool! Can’t wait to see the “later years” version. I’d love to see the Family Ties house on a future episode.
Glad you liked it. I plan on doing Family Ties. 😊
I have made many other homes too. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Great work as always, Marina!
Thank you!
Wonderful job! I would love to see The Partridge Family home next! It had a cool outdoor layout with a breezeway from the kitchen to the garage with the backyard behind that you rarely saw.
I will be doing that home. 😊
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I had read once that the Partidge Family house was remodeled as 'Amanda King's' house in Scarecrow & Mrs. King but I don't think that is correct. I think the Partridge Family house is alot bigger than the Scarecrow and Mrs. King home. I've also read Amanda's house was remodeled as the 'Thacher' family home in 'Life Goes on' but I'm not sure about that either.
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@@thebudgetbee9694 The 3 look a little similar but you're right, they're not. The Partridge Family had a long driveway to hold the bus and the iconic garage. The other 2 have smaller driveways and garages
Marina,Next home you cover should be Sanford & Son.
I wonder if the Happy days house had a basement and what would be down there besides a freezer, storage and a pool table. Ha ha ha! Also ,my parents' laundry room was in the basement.
Good question!
Your videos always are greatly anticipated!!
Thank you!
Nice job! When I was a kid, I hated how they changed the house. They had to do it because they switched to having a studio audience but the new house always looked odd to me. I love the house used for the exterior shots!
The first set is my favorite too.
More burning questions! 1. Are there any tv shows (or movies) where the interiors are used?
2. As in this example, what is the reason for a set design change that’s also so subtle that many of us didn’t even notice?
Thanks for the terrific work. I love those old pedestal sinks.
Me too!
This was a fun tour of the Happy Days sets. Thank you so much! This was one of our favorite TV shows and going through the home and restaurant brings back fond memories. One home I think would be fun to tour is the Weasley's home - The Burrow, of the Harry Potter series. Again, thank you so very much! Take care and be safe! 😊💖🙏
I want to do that home. I love it
I absolutely loved the work you did on this tour! I have to say it’s one of my favorites that you have done.
Thank you!
Great video as always. I am definitely going to look at the prints. Keep them coming.
Thank you.
Wow, thank you so much for making these videos. I thoroughly enjoy watching each and everyone of them. 🎉
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I love this! You're tours just keep getting better and better! Thank you!
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As an architect myself, always enjoy when your videos pop up...this seems like it would be a difficult one to do
The upstairs is crazy and defies the laws of physics. But with TV homes that's par for the course. 😊
This was so wonderful to see. Thank you! Are you really considering doing a tour of the home from the tv show Fsmily? If so, any approximate idea when? Also, I think the Partridge Family would be a great home tour to take at some point. I know you're all about the architecture but did you ever notice how eclectic the decor was in that home? Especially the kids bedrooms!
Marina, you tell a story really well, I just wanted to tell you that.
Thank you.
Great video as always! As for which house I'd like to see next... how about Mister Rogers' "television home?" Its interior remained mostly the same after the first couple seasons, gaining its blue living room walls in episode #1326 in 1974. The home had multiple exterior looks, each part of a miniature neighborhood, but its most well known exterior appearance, a yellowish Cape Cod house, debuted in episode #1326 in 1974, and remained essentially the same until the show's final episode in 2001.
I've had others suggest that home too. Thanks.
That was fun, I love these and your thoughtful presentation. thanks. I would like to see "Lassie's home" and barn...
Thank you! I think that's the first request I've gotten for that home.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I have June Lockhart on my mind. But I've always wanted a bangy screen door like in the cozy kitchen.
Incredible job Marina & thank you. 50's Americana at it's best. So many memories of this show and you bring them all back to life without jumping the shark!
Haha! 🦈
Yet another fantastic episode! I had totally forgotten that there were two versions of the Cunningham house on the show. LOL - 5:17 a good shot of the vanishing Chuck Cunningham. Was he an early version of the Mandela effect, where the Milwaukeeans are sure there used to be two Cunningham sons, while the family says "we don't know what you're talking about". That room at Arnolds at 22:54 was probably the storeroom for the ingredients of all the food Arnold served up. I hope you do the Douglas's from "Green Acres" next.
That's a good bet on what that room was used for.
Thank you so much bring so much Joy to a lot of people thank you!
Thank you! That's very kind.
I got to tell you.. there was a girl on set (I work as a stand in) her father worked on bewitch and used to take her there as a little girl.. I told her I've heard your Channel and she had the opportunity to relive her happiest days now that her dad is gone..so you are thank to you she is very happy memories
@@jeffmarquez9738 Thanks for sharing that with me.
Awesome as usual Marina! Patiently awaiting your tour of Collinwood from Dark Shadows! 😂
It will happen. 😊
Cool, I always enjoyed this show.🥰
Glad you liked it.
Hi Marina, I have been watching the old episodes of Dynasty. What a beautiful estate. Could you do a tour of the Dynasty mansion and a little history of the home? Thank-you so much.
I hope to get to that home.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane, Thank-you so much. I can hardly wait. ❤❤❤
OMG! Was that a picture of Ron Howard just before going into the parent's room?! Also the Blueberry Hill album cover, Nice touch!
Yes, it was Ron. Glad you noticed the Blueberry Hill cover. 😊
Just ordered two of your prints (the Petrie home and the Ricardo’s city home). It’s birthday gift for myself and can’t wait to receive them!
Hope you love them!
As always - your work on these videos is beyond amazing, so incredibly well-done! Thank you so much! I’d love to see the Green Acres home!
I'll definite be doing that home.
Would love to see Gilligan's Island huts and general area layout.
I've had quite a few people ask for that. I'll get to it someday. Up next is Little House on the Prairie.
I have made many other homes too. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Very cool as always...I forgot the first house
I hope you do the house from too close for comfort that house is amazing
Thank you!
Great work, as always. I would love to see the Golden Girls house - never heard of a lanai until I saw that show.
Hope to someday. It's not currently on my list. Little House is up next.
I love the red Pyrex bowl on the kitchen counter. No 50's home would be w/out the original 4-pc bowl set. I saw them in an old newspaper ad for only $3.50. I have the original set from Goodwill. Love your work, Marina!
I would love a set. My parents got married in 1952 and got a set. They still have them, but they've lost most of their color.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane The oldest Pyrex bowls are thicker than the newest ones. I found 3 pieces of the set at Goodwill and snapped them up. In my cart at least 5 women came up to me and commented on the bowls. I told my friend we had to guard the cart LOL I found the other bowl at a thrift store. My set cost $12.99, which is unheard of. I've seen them up to $175. My set is in great condition. The dishwasher is the enemy. Wash all Pyrex by hand.
@@estelleadamski308 Wow. Great price.
Love your channel! I would love to see The Gilmore Girls' home and the thirtysomething home.
I'll definitely be doing Gilmore Girls. 😊
Love all your tours! Hoping you’ll consider doing The Odd Couple apartment. It’s a favorite of mine. I’m so curious about what the kitchen would look like in reality. (Even now, decades later, if I could choose a TV home for my own, it would be Oscar and Felix’s place.)
I will definitely be doing that home!
Fantastic, thank you so much!
Glad you liked it.
You are brilliant.
Thank you!