Name this TV Home or Apartment

[Mike]

Wow. All correct.

Is that all of them?

[Mike]

Also, there's a few more that I personally thought were more obscure, but I'll put all of them up just for fun, since you guys are so good at this.

[Mike]

Here's the last of them. I don't think #14 will be tough, but the others were beyond me.

#14 (sitcom)



#15 (TV drama)



#16 (animated movie)



#17 (TV drama)



#18 (animated movie)

[akiva]

#14 looks like .

[Tahlvin]

17.

Had someone I used to work with tell me I reminded them of the lead character. Was not quite sure what to make of that.

[Stan]

With the big, round bathtub, I wanna say 18 is

16 has the porch and bedrooms consistent with

[Mike]

You guys hit all four of those in no time. I am impressed.

That leaves just #15.

[Kyle]

Ugh. The only one of these I've seen is Up and it's the only one I got.

RIGGED!

[poorpete]

I had Stan's guesses. Nice job! #14 makes sense given the decor, but doesn't fit with my impression of the apartment's layout, but I assume the creator spent more time analyzing that I have.

[Phoebe]

15.

[Kyle]

RIGGED!

[Mike]

Bang! I should have known I could count on you guys. I wouldn't have gotten even half of these.

I would have gotten , , , and , and then I probably would have figured out after I noticed the monogrammed pillows. But that's about it.

[Phoebe]

You know what it is? The clues about the type of show plus the genderized beds. If they just put plain beds and didn't say things like TV drama or TV sitcom, it would be a lot harder.

[Mike]

As indicated by the signature, all of these are taken from .

[poorpete]

I keep leaning towards but there's so much to doubt. I think a clue might be the .

I wish I could somehow know if I've actually seen the TV show of #15. Now I know how Kyle feels.

Update: oh nevermind, it was! Why are there three bedrooms in #15? The guest room is upstairs?

[Phoebe]

I have never seen that show either. It shouldn't be possible to get these without seeing the show, but you're like, well, what TV drama has living together in a two story house? Bip.

The layouts of these places are insane, too. Who would build a house this way? Or , that is awful. Whoops, edited for spoilers, sorry!

[poorpete]

Going to start to include spoilers because the game is over.

The TV shows all have a lot of furniture and writing desks. We only have one desk, seems they have desks in every room. We need more places for people to sit and contemplate! For Sex and the City, it's a small apartment (realism!), but a dozen places for Carrie to type. Interestingly, Holly Golightly's NYC apartment is sparse, feels like a dormroom, filled with random stuff you collected as a teen or come across on the street. Hey, this Zebra rug will really convince my society friends that I'm hip. Here's a table that my mom let me take to college because she didn't want it anymore.

[Phoebe]

The latter one occurred to me mainly because there's nothing in the place - not much furniture, and weird furniture, and the fire escape, so you're like, well, this is some kind of NYC apartment owned either by a weird wealthy person who has a big room with windows, maybe an artist or something, or a poor person who has this teeeeeeny little kitchen. Yet a kitchen that's full open to the living room. Who might that be? Then it's pretty easy to guess. Some shows would be a lot harder. I'd love to see one with offices.