The Dick Van Dyke Show House Tour: Main Floor, Basement and Exterior [CG Tour]
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- A Dick Van Dyke Show Home Tour. You'll get to take a virtual tour of the main floor, basement and exterior. You'll also learn some fun Dick Van Dyke Show behind the scenes information about the show. You'll see Rob and Laura Petrie's bedroom, Ritchie's room, the guest bedroom, kitchen and garage. We'll even go downstairs and explore the basement - both versions, the basement with the rock and the basement with the pool table.
This is another amazing example of really good set design and a mid century modern home from the 60's. The Dick Van Dyke home has remained a fan favorite for 60 years. The 60th anniversary of the show is coming up in October.
If you love classic tv and especially tv homes, this channel is for you. We walk around inside of the homes as though the tv houses existed in real life.
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Christmas home tour here: www.mockingbirdlane.design/po...
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TIME STAMPS
0:00 Preview of Tours
0:51 Overhead View
1:34 Living Room
5:07 Master Bedroom
7:12 Kitchen
9:01 Garage
9:14 Ritchie's Room
10:23 Guest Bedroom
10:43 Tour of the Garage, Ritchie's Room and the Guest Room
13:00 The Basements - both versions
16:48 The Exterior
18:43 Full Tour of the Main Living Area and Master Bedroom
20:26 Upcoming 60th Anniversary Special of The Dick Van Dyke Show
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When I was a kid...9 or 10 years old...I spent a lot of time trying to draw Floorplan of homes of my favorite TV shows. You know, Bewitched, I Dream of Jeannie, etc. Now I'm all grown up & you've done it for me! Thank you. Also, my name is Marina as well, but spelled with an "e." Kindred spirits?
Cool! Maybe we are. 😊
I can remember at about age 6 drawing up plans to the Bewitched house.
Never could quite visualize how all these rooms would fit together in a house, thanks so much for this! For some reason I always assumed the garage went the other way, with the garage door on the end by the oddly shaped utility room, so that when Millie or Jerry left out the back sliding door, they would be crossing the driveway. Still loved seeing this house!
I love hearing how others pictured the houses. And all the details. I had no idea when I started making these tours that there were so many tv and movie home lovers out there.
The Dick Van Dyke Show is my all-time, top favorite show! Thank you for taking us through their lovely home and filling in the missing pieces. I'm so glad you gave Laura more cupboard space in her kitchen; I've always thought there were not enough cupboards. Again, thank you!!
So glad you liked the tour.
Right now I'm working on a movie home - North by Northwest. Then it's onto The Waltons, The Jeffersons and Home Alone.
You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Star Trek Original is the best TV ever
I still watch The Dick Van Dyke Show thanks for sharing.😘😊
Glad you liked it. I still watch the show too.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Hi there and thanks for the reply also stay safe.
THE GOLDEN GIRL'S HOME!!🙏❤🕊
You know the outside of this house actually looks pretty good the way she did it. I think a lot of people would live in this place..🥰
As soon as I started this tour I was anxious to finish all the walls so I could walk around the exterior.
There are some homes in my area that were built around the time this show was set and look like they were built with only the interior floor plan in mind, just like this one. One of them was remodeled recently and they literally just dropped another box on top for an extra room. 1904 Arthur Ln., Austin TX
@@milesparris4045 - That's quite the house in Austin. (I was able to take a peak thanks to Google Maps.) I've never seen anything quite like that with the cantilevered room.
@@JustForFun-mt9og It's becoming fairly common where the original house was beautiful and still sound but they just want another room. The value of that house has tripled since 2020.
It's weird how much I love this show, and it was made a decade before I was born.
It's a classic that has lasted 60+ years.
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As I watch all the homes you are doing, I say to myself.....
All these homes are nice and interesting and bring back good memories for me.....
But what makes all these homes special is the people that lived in them.
Definitely!
Do you do animated homes? If so, I'd really like to see the Jetsons' home.
I haven't done a cartoon home yet, but have a few in mind. Thanks for the suggestion.
How about the Flintstones house?
@@ramboette2014 I've been asked that a few times. I most likely will do their home someday.
@@ramboette2014 That'd be pretty simple, since there is only one room and one picture on the wall, which zooms by 27 times as Fred runs for 60 seconds across the room that takes only five seconds to walk across!
eeeekkkk the Jetson....how FUN would that be 🌟⭐️🌟⭐️💫
I hope Dick Van Dyke sees this!!!👍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
That would be fun!
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane He would LOVE it!!🙏❤
I think Rob and Laura‘s house is definitely my favorite !! It is at the top of my list!!
It was the very first TV home I created. It was due for an update because of that - my skills have grown. But, it was the first one I wanted to "walk through."
Great choice! That was always a cool home with its curved wall fireplace. Rob Petrie was always portrayed as a very up-to-date guy and Laura Petrie a hip homemaker. Their interiors were very contemporary. This is what Midcentury Modern was really like; warm, inviting and friendly, not high concept minimalism as it often is in today's revival. Can't wait for that 60th anniversary show.
This is one of my favorite TV homes. In fact it was the very first TV home I ever created, thus the reason for a redo.
Up next is the home by Mt. Rushmore in, "North by Northwest. "
Thank you, Marina, for FINALLY showing us what the outside of the Petrie's home looked like. I've waited nearly 60 years to see it. Beautiful work!
Well, you made my day. Now I know I'm not alone in my curiosity
Petries'
@@ellenr3292 noted
@luna57 Good point 😊
One of my all time favorite TV homes!
Now! Last Man Standing house!
The home used on burns snd Allen was based on their actual home that is still there complete with the study over the garage. It’s now owned by a family. I’d love to see that one day.
Which version? They had 2 versions. The second one, I remember the living room was the front area on Ozzie & Harriet. It was Ricky's fraternity house entry.
@@vickiross1025 the earlier version Is more interesting But either is fine I did enjoy his magical TV set in the study that let him watch the show and then step into the show Funny stuff In one episode though George is mistaken for a doctor I’m not a doctor he tells the man I’m a comedian From way off camera comes a loud voice: “by marriage!” The actual house is still there, just as on the show, but it’s occupied by a family so we can’t go in
I watch this show every night.
Dick Van Dyke show and That Girl has always been my favorite sets. Love the curved fireplace and room dividers. Mid century modern is my favorite, along with the earthy fall colors!!🙂
I love both sets too! Did you know the horse painting and wood burning fireplace from The Dick Van Dyke Show both showed up later in Ann Marie's apartment? They just painted the fireplace orange. I will be doing the apartment from That Girl too.
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@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Now I know why I liked both sets.
So Dick lived in the town next to the town where my family had a business for years. He had a ranch outside of cave creek az where i still am. I met him a few times and he was in our parade many years.
He owned a studio that was county land at the time, but close to his ranch in cave creek where some of the episodes were shot. Scottsdale ended up taking the county land in the az water land grab of the late 80s and his studio was then in Scottsdale. It was used for photo shoots last i knew of but ended up being bulldozed to make way for another housing development in north Scottsdale. The worst part of growing up in a destination area is to many people move here and everything that made it special disappears.
Thanks for sharing that. 😊
to many people move here and everything that made it special disappears.......its not just your area dear. I miss the unique small businesses that used to dot the landscape. now every town it seems has a branch of the same chain. BORING.
I love the Dick Van Dyke show that was filmed in AZ, with Hope Lange as his wife.
@@pattycake9183 I remember that show!
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane wasn't it good? I liked their house too. It was so 70s and set in the desert with beautiful views. I also love Hope Lange.
I love how you did all the rooms in the Petrie house. The only other thing I would of added was the iconic Pyrex coffee pot on the kitchen stove. Laura was always offering guests some coffee.
Yes. That would have been a great touch.
Glad you liked the tour.
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I really enjoy going through old houses, where television wasn't the main focus for a room.
Only it was. I mean, if the irony was intended, your comment is probably the most brilliant I’ve seen today. 😀
Did they live in NYC?.
@@kathybishop6623 The Petries lived in New Rochelle, NY.
Thank you. I think I would like to see Donna Reed home.
I've had a lot of requests for that
The house that made suburbia cool.
They always had mad parties at the Petrie house, which was quite contrary to the lame get-togethers at Mary Richards' apartments.
As always, well done!
Haha. I was thinking that too as I was making this. Mary's parties were always a disaster, but Laura's were the best.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane But I just LOVED her original apartment! ♥️
@@swedeheart214 Yes! Me too.
I discovered this video by accident and I'm so glad I did! One of my all time favorites, I still watch an episode almost every. Thank you for pointing out things that I've noticed myself along with things I'd never noticed or thought about. For one, the gadget on the kitchen sink! I'll be watching for that now. Looking forward to seeing the 60th anniversary special 😀
Glad you liked it 😊
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@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Yes I have already subscribed! Thank you again for the insights.
Absolutely beautiful...love the Petrie's 🏡 🏠
Uncle bill's apartment from Family Affair.
Yes! I love that place. So cool.
I just finished watching Celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the Dick Van Dyke show. Thank you for your contribution to it. Amazing show
I thought it was so well done. There is just nothing out there like it for avid fans of the show. So glad David Van Deusen put the time in that he did.I was happy to contribute.
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@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Yes it is a tremendously well done production. It was very meticulously done, including so many people involved in the show. I shared it on a couple of '60s pages on Facebook I just wish that they would put it out on DVD so we could enjoy it over and over again.
I have subscribed to your RUclips channel yesterday. I can't wait to check out the homes you have re-created.
@@AllieJ123 Welcome aboard.
I am a huge fan of the Dick Van Dyke show and love the Petrie's home. Thank you for creating a most enjoyable tour! Fantastic job of bringing their home to life both inside and out. Bravo!
Thank you for those kind words. I'm so glad you enjoyed it.
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I always envisioned that the layout of the Petries' home was very unconventional, and I always wondered what happened to that huge rock in the basement! Thanks so much for your excellent artwork and tour!
I'd hate to have a name like Petrie though! I'd be called "Petrie dish". Being called "Bacon and eggs" wasn't so bad.
THANK YOU! Fun fun fun video! The Dick Van Dyke show is one of my very top favorites. I watch them every evening. Along with the Andy Griffith show. 😊🦋
Thank you! Glad you liked the tour. I have done a tour of The Andy Griffith Show home too.
You can see that home and all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane
Wow! I don’t know how I didn’t see your videos before. But I have subscribed now! 😃
@@tiffanyb.7596 😊
Marina you are the curator of our American past. Wonderful work.
Thank you😊
This was amazing! DVD is my favorite comedy of all time, so to be invited to tour their home was a treat! Thank you for all the time and effort you put into this!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I sure had fun making it.
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This has to be my second favorite. My first is the Leave It to Beaver home. They both displayed simple elegance. Thank you for your creativity and vision.
So glad you liked the tour. Sounds like you already know this, but just in case -
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I missed that one I will have to check it out..
There were three homes during the run of the Leave it to Beaver series June had 3 different kitchens and all with GE large appliances
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane aren't a bunch of these homes all on the same Universal Studios backlot? I remember seeing something about the Bewitched home, the Gidget home and the Partridge Family home all being on the same backlot. Also something about the Cleaver home being the same one used in Desperate Housewives
@@dindog22 Yes, several are on the same street. We were never shown the exterior of The Dick Van Dyke Show home.
Love this one, Huge Dick Van Dyke Fan ! Probably one a few Small Children who watched the DICK VAN DYKE SHOW. I just Loved him and the Physical Stunts he did in the show. Great memories, I watched this show with my Mom all the time.
He was great at physical comedy. At times it seemed like his body had no bones.
This kitchen in this show seems to be more modern than even today’s kitchens
everything you need and space correctly and not overboard, I wonder
If there is a kitchen like this in real life
The home for the Didk Van Dyke Show has always fascinated me. Sixty years later it remains my favorite. I am curious as to how close it came to resembling the actual home of Carl Reiner and his family. Looking forward to the special in October.
You can see Carl Reiner's home in this article. Just scroll down a bit.
www.lohud.com/story/news/local/westchester/new-rochelle/2017/06/23/residents-want-rename-street-dick-van-dyke/419503001/
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The Petrie house had always been my favorite TV house. Thank you so much for doing the outside of the house too, I’ve wondered what it looked like for years. I know you said the floor plan makes for an odd looking house, but I actually really really like the weird/avant-garde/modern look it it. Great job!
Glad you liked the tour. I couldn't wait to see what the exterior would look like myself. It was fun to finally walk around it.
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Me too.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I’m not sure you covered this, I remember one episode, where the fish tank divided the camera shot, almost shot through the water. I guess it didn’t work.
@@1-brijos I remember that. 😊
I love that exterior view. Wow, are you ever talented. I will NEVER look at these shows the same again.
😊
I love this! Great to see in colour and the 4th walls and extras! I think they'd love that window on the 4th wall of the living room, maybe they had it but the piano was in front of/underneath it.
It's really hard to make things line up, trying to figure out how the basement lined up and whether it was possible that the later basement was after they renovated and destroyed the rock, where the Helper's house would be situated and if it was possible that Mr. Bond could really surveil a neighbour from that angle from Ritchie's room.
It sounds like you love the details of these homes too! 😊
Marina, another great job! What attention to detail you have noticing Ann Marie's fireplace and horse painting from That Girl! I can't wait until you do her apartment(s)! Thank you.
I can't wait to do that one too. I wish these didn't take so long. I have soooo many I want to get done. But, Ann Marie's is definitely one of them.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane and you will do a superb job! And if you have extra time at the end....swing on by to Donald's apartment :). They really didn't show too much of that. Btw, I loved that fabric/felt wall hanging she had leading to her bedroom. It looked like a miniature version of her :).
@@stankaftan5816 Donald's place was cool.
Amazing!!
One of my favorite shows!
Thanks
I really love this. Dick Van Dyke Show home is one of my favorite TV show homes.
Mine too. It was the very first TV home I created back when I started. This is a remake.
That was amazing. Thank you I could never guess where those dang stairs were!
I recently discovered The Dick Van Dyke Show and it is amazing how after 50 years it can still reach audiences! Now that is real television making!
Thank you for the tour!
Glad you liked the tour. I envy you getting to watch all those episodes for the first time, as if they were brand new. And you're right, the episodes have held up well. Good writing, casting, acting and directing. . . and of course, great set design. 😊
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I absolutely loved this, especially getting to see what the outside might have looked like. If you have not already done this, I would love the see the "Father Knows Best" home. I thought that home was so charming, especially the cozy kitchen with the Dutch doors. I really miss the days of small cozy kitchens where the whole family spent so much time having meals together!
It is another one on my list. I do have a long list though...but, someday it will happen.
Thank you so much for this tour. I’ve always loved their big living room because it was such a wonderful party/entertainment area.
Glad you enjoyed the tour. That's one of the main reasons I loved their home too!
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The outside of the home may be quirky, but I love it. That's the kind of home I'd purchase if I had a family.
The inside makes up for it. I'd love to live in this home too.
This was one of my favorite shows. So much better than other domestic comedies that too often ran with “I’ll teach her a lesson for teaching me a lesson for teaching her a lesson.”
For another project, it would be fun to see the rooms of Number 6 in The Prisoner.
Hmmm. I'll have to check that one out
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I love the colors of the home! And the design of the outside is so amazing!
It was definitely more colorful than I had envisioned it. What a fun home.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I loved their bedroom especially. The colors complimented while also being zingy and calm
This was great, it looks HUGE! My favorite show ever
Every TV home I've done is much larger than I initially thought. I believe that is partly due to the fact that the camera never just walks us through the house, looking left and right. We jist saw portions of the homes at a time, depending on what was needed for that scene.
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Thanks so much for the tour!! The Dick Van Dyke Show was one of my favourites in the '60s!
It's definitely one of my top favorite sitcoms of all time.
I "always" wondered what the den/guest room was suppose to look like. It is the only room they never showed on that program. We saw Richie's room, the basement, and the garage but never the den/guest room or the outside of the house. Great tour. Looking forward to the other ones you are going to show.
I forgot to add I think they showed the 4th wall in the living room once during the episode of Richie's birthday party and I remember seeing the TV but not the piano but I would guess that is where it would be. What is strange is it looked different up against the wall because the TV in the show was often taken from the living room to their bedroom so Rob and Laura could watch it at night.
Yes, the guest room was the only room we never saw on the show. I wondered what it would look like too. But I was really excited to see what the exterior might have looked like since we never saw it.
For one of your upcoming home tours, please consider Hart to Hart. Thank you.
I love it! My favorite character on that show was Buddy.
Great casting. Great writing. And an incredible home!
That was the ultimate early 60's home! Didn't know Rob had a pool table...missed that episode 😄
I agree- the ultimate 60s home!
I have made many other homes too. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
I think there was one where Buddy's brother was a pool shark who swindled people.
Being I'm a wanna be architect, I love your takes on tv homes. Keep it up.
Thanks. I'm glad you're enjoying them.
By the way, I went back to school after my kids were grown and got my degree in architecture. One of the best decisions I ever made. My advice - go for it!
Hi Marina! You did such a wonderful job on this video! I really felt like I was achieving a dream-to walk through the Petrie home, my Barbie dream home as a girl. Of course, I loved the Brady Bunch home as well since I could relate to one of the girl characters. And the Partridge Family home. I loved homes that were different from my own (a Tudor from 1922 but similar in fun and good times since my mother was a HS drama teacher, both parents sang and danced and they had the best parties on the block!). I guess I love shows about the entertainment world which brings me to my request. I recently discovered and binged The Danny Thomas Show. What a great set! It was the ultimate entertainment show because Danny basically played himself. So many famous people guest starred! And as you know, he was involved with the making of TDVDS, and his daughter, Marlo, was the original single girl living alone in the big city, in the fun That Girl! series. TDTS is dated, but worth considering. And the actress who played his wife had a much more glamorous wardrobe than Laura Petrie did! Wow! (Though Laura didn’t need grand outfits). Keep on doing what you’re doing. Thank you. You’re amazing! 😊
Thank you so much for the suggestion and it was fun to hear about your childhood.
Excellent work! I've been binge watching the show, and it's fascinating to see the entire layout. It's interesting to see just how large the house is. The living room is huge.
It is. It surprised me.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Marina, one other detail you provided which I VERY much appreciate is that complicated kitchen faucet! I would see that and think "what the heck IS that thing?!?"
@@robertromero8692 I wondered that too. That's why I researched it. Glad you liked the details.
Absolutely awesome as usual, Marina!
Thank you so much! Up next - I'm working on a movie home, North by Northwest. Well, unless I change my mind. But, for now I'll stick with NxNW.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Oh wow. One of my favorites! Seems like the big house, if that's what you're doing, would be tough.
Years ago I toured the Southfork Ranch house north of Dallas and it was way different inside compared to the show. It was cool, though.
Excellent. Music matches perfectly also. Thanks for triggering wonderful memories of that time.
Ah! That makes me so happy.
Had no idea the house was so large. But it looked nice, great job.👍🏻
I didn't either, until I started modeling it. Every tv home I've done is larger than I thought. I think it's because when we watch the show, we are just seeing whatever section of the home is needed for that scene, but rarely do we walk through the entire home, looking right and left.
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Another great work from you, Marina. I am always surprised by all the good memories that come rushing back while watching your videos. The skill this takes is remarkable. Your narration truly brings it home...pun intended. I vote for The Walton's home. I absolutely love the 60's and 70's era, but it would be nice to change it up and see a home from the era of the Walton's story. One of the most successful TV shows in American history always finishing with a pull away showing the lights going out while the family says, "Good night, John Boy".
That is most likely the next TV home I"m going to do. But, before that I have a movie home I'm working on - North by Northwest. The home by Mt. Rushmore.
Another great job. I so look forward to your videos.
Thank you! I"m glad you enjoy them.
Once again another great home you have shown...love the window in the kitchen too.
With a name like Cee Clearly, I can see why. 😉
I just love all your home tours, Marina! I would like to see the homes of "Ozzie and Harriett", "Father Knows Best", and "The Donna Reed Show." Thank you so much for all your work in bringing us these precious memories of our childhood, Marina. :-)
Thank you for the input!
Marina, my gosh how awesome! I enjoyed David Van Deusens shares too from Rob's office, what a real treat--but my jaw aches from grinning the minute we went outside and saw your vision of the home, now that was incredible! You did a wonderful job here, I'll never watch this show the same 😊 thanks very much for sharing, and to be honest I'm sure it wouldn't challenge you like the Petrie house, but I sure would love to see Bob & Emily's condo from The Bob Newhart Show! 👍🙂💕🙂
I want to do their home! And it seems like it would be fairly quick to finish.
Probably not enough requests for this one but any chance you might ever consider doing the home from the 70’s hit tv show, ‘Family’? I just adored that home. I always wondered about the steps Buddy would go up, from the kitchen. That kitchen was so cozy and I always wanted to go all the way up those steps and see where and how exactly it lead to all the bedrooms and then where in conjunction it was to the other stairs that came down into the living room. The property the home was on was also so pretty and oh how I’d just love to see the entirety of the guest house Nancy stayed in on the side of the home. You do such an amazing job with all of these home tours. It must be so time consuming but I’m sure you must love what you do. It makes people so happy to see them. I, for one, truly appreciate your work. Thank you!
Thank you for those kind words. I've had many requests for this home and plan on doing it. So, hang in there and someday you'll get to see where those stairs go 😊
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane oh wow! Really?!!! I’ had no idea! I’m so excited now!! Can’t wait!!! Thank you so much for letting me know! I’ll DEFINITELY stay tuned ;) Thanks again!
Good job. I never thought of trying to model TV homes, as even as a child, I realized these homes are just impossible. You pointed out here the near impossible placement of the window in the Master bedroom. Also, quite often, the exterior view we are given of some TV homes simply don't match the interior layout. And some things just have to be ignored. In the pilot episode of Dick Van Dyke, Rob and Laura go to Richie's room from the kitchen by walking towards the camera! But you do a good job filling in the gaps.
Yes, so true. I have yet to find a TV home where the exterior shown matches the interior we're shown. Interesting fact about the first episode. I didn't know that. I'll have to rewatch it. You can see all of the other TV and movie homes I’ve finished here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Another great tour. I would LOVE to see the Barkley Mansion from The Big Valley. Have always said that if I won the big Lottery, I would build one like it. : )
And, if you build it, please invite me over for a tour. I definitely want to do that home.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane You'll be one of the first to be invited! : )
Marina can you do a video of the big valley house ?
I agree on the big valley home.
Oh! Good one!!!! The Big Valley! Great idea!!!
Great work, Marina!!!! Thank you for such amazing details! ❤️💯
You're so welcome! As you can probably tell, it's a labor of love on my end. So good to hear when others enjoy it as well. You can see all of the other TV and movie homes I’ve finished here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Marina, thank you for producing another really interesting recreation. As I was watching, I wondered what the square footage was and like magic, in less than 30 seconds there it was on screen - you read my mind!
I haven't watched the show in a long time, but never imagined it was as large as it was! I think it's because the 60's look and feel of the Petrie home reminds me of the house I lived in from 1966-70 which was much smaller (as I learned in this video, I was born about 6 months after DVD show began, we both have our 60th coming up in the next year (yikes!).
I don't remember episodes with scenes in the basement, might just have to find those and watch them.
Thank you again, you do phenomenal work!
Thank you for the kind words. I'm going to include sq ft from now on. Good to know others are curious about that too. Right now I'm working on the home from the Hitchcock movie, "North by Northwest." - the one by Mt. Rushmore. Then it's onto The Waltons, The Jeffersons and Home Alone.
I love your home tours. I would LOVE to see the hotel of Petticoat Junction and even more, the honeymoon cottage of Steve and Betty Jo.
Yes. I have plans to do both of those. I especially loved the little cottage.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I am so excited to see them!
This house was actually larger than I thought. "Oh, Rob!"
I heard it in her voice.
Right?
Ditto; I saw it in my head from the original b&w days as a 2B/1Bath, maybe 1200 sq ft, and no basement. Must have missed both of those episodes.
Has there been an analysis done of the "Father Knows Best" home?
I'm not sure that garages, basements or bathrooms count as square footage in official square footage listed on real estate listings. The HUGE basement in the house I grew up in was larger than 1,000 square foot, but the 3bd/2ba place only shows about 2,000 square feet on zillow. I doubt attics would count either.
@@safepethaven I haven't done that home yet, but plan to. There have been many requests.
Another thumbs up! Great video! Thanks for sharing! I love this show. Been watching this on the Decades Channel.
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Fun and fascinating. And such detail - light switches, power outlets, even glare on the sliding glass door. You must have had a ball with this!
I’ll be back for more. 🙂
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Thank you for the tour!
I watch the show every night.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
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@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I wanted to get invited over to their house. Ha, ha!
@@orsolyabene232 I would love to walk through a life size replica.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Yes, me too.
Maybe someone will build it.
It's a New Rochelle home.
Thank you for your hard work on these tours!
I've said for the past 30+ years that when we hit the lottery *lol* that THIS is the home we're going to build. I've built it in my dreams so many times.
If you ever do, invite me over for a tour. 😊
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@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Absolutely!
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Thank you so much.
Absolutely amazing work, Marina! I’ve seen each episode numerous times and this trip down memory lane was a real treat! I’ll be looking forward to the 60th anniversary special in October! You are truly talented!!
Thank you. Glad you liked the tour. Next up is the home by Mt. Rushmore in, "North by Northwest. "
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You really do amazing work and your attention to detail and the time you put into the research is quite commendable. You really love what you do and it shows. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you very much!
I love these tours so much. Thank you for all your hard work. I love all the house requests in the comments. I’d also love to see the family affair NYC apartment.
Loooove that apartment. It is on my list 😊
You've brought another of my dreams to life. I've spent so much time working out these floor plans in my head and it's wonderful to see them realized. I can't believe the Petries almost didn't take that house just because there was a rock in the basement! Those peoples was crazy. If you were to do Millie and Jerry's house it's supposedly the same floor plan but reversed, although judging by the interiors we see they must have done an awful lot of remodeling.
Your exterior is awesome. I'm really curious why the producers decided not to have establishing shots for this series, but of course how could they with this floor plan. I think it really adds to the comedy somehow to keep the characters hermetically sealed. There's also no winter, and the fireplace was never lit. Considering how unusual it is, that seems strange to me that they wouldn't show it off.
FWIW, you've probably already gotten this information from other comments but there's a glimpse of the living room fourth wall and piano in A Nice, Friendly Game Of Cards and Happy Birthday & Too Many More.
Great work as always. Thanks so much.
Thanks for sharing all of your insights. I need to go check out those episodes that show us parts of the 4th wall.
Awesome job on the Petrie's whole house especially the basement and the exterior of the house, always loved Rob and Laura's basement, the version with the pool table, it always feels so cozy to me and your video even made it cozier. The attention to details in each house you do is just spectacular. Look forward to the next house tour whenever it's ready.👍
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. I was anxious myself to see what the exterior would look like.
Nice choice of retro colors and design.
FABULOUS! Loved it! I have loved this show since the 60's. When I was a kid, I thought that I would have an atomic coffee pot like Laura's when I grew up. Then, in the very early 70's I saw my first Chemex on Mary Tyler Moore's show, I was obsessed with it! I finally got my first one in 1984, I've gone thru a few over the years, still my favorite way to make coffee. Also, I recall that when All in the Family first premiered that was the first time I knew of Rob Reiner. I was a pre-teen at but I knew from a TV Guide article that he was the son of Carl and of course, I knew that the DVD show was based on Carl Reiner. So I had always wondered whether Rob Petrie's character was named after Carl's son Rob Reiner, I just finally Googled it and it was!
Oh my gosh. I never made that connection. Cool. Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful as always! Thank you for all of your hard work. It’s difficult to put into words the good feelings these videos give me. Thank you again.
That makes me happy to hear.
Oh, I couldn't have said it better! I love to get lost in the homes of my favorite old shows! I love to see the little details, because it know the story lines so well. I'm 66 years old, my parents are gone, and they take me back to a simpler time. I truly "get lost" in these homes, and let my imagination take over! ♥️
You do such incredible work! And a lot of research. This is one of my favorite all time TV shows, and I was not even born when it debuted. I've seen every episode multiple times. You've done so many homes already... I don't remember seeing the one from My Three Sons. Looking forward to your next video!
I want to do My Three Sons. Had quite a few requests for it too
Oh, that is so true about the rock. OK now I know what my wife was talking about. OK every winter my father-in-law used to flood the backyard make a ice rink end it used to flood the basement the same way. That is New Rochelle. They gave us a true look at what New Rochelle truly is.
I loved their home. Cozy.
Me too. This was the first TV home I ever did. [This is my second edition.] It's what got me hooked on creating TV home tours.
I’d love to see family ties house!
Awesome work! Well done!!!!! I majored in Architecture before a major change and this is exactly how I pictured it. I didn't have the patience to put in all the detail you did though. I understand it's not a typical house floor plan but my dream would be to buy it as it is and build it with a few spacial modifications.
Awesome. If you do ever build it, please invite me for a tour.
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(1) Whatever the MBR lacked in closet space, that spectacular kitchen looks like it was designed for a different house. (2) That exterior is a Frank Lloyd Nightmare! I love it, though. From the main view/front door it looks so right that for an instant I almost felt I had seen it at least once. Then as we orbit, wow. (3) The brilliant simplicity of the set design, which created perfect spaces for the characters and stories, is so economical that this house remains vividly clear and accessible in the memory- it is one of the least confusing homes in classic television. (and one of the warmest and most welcoming). (4) The "That Girl" set revelation is amazing. I know the shows had common writers/producers in Persky and Denoff. (5) Can I ever say it enough times? I love, love, love your work.
I was friends with Perry Ellis’s aunt back in the 80s. The reason I mention this is because she told me that Perry named his daughter after his close friend, Mary Tyler Moore (his daughter’s name is Tyler). I’m still sad that MTM is gone! Watching this, I realized that I must have missed a few episodes of the DVD show even though I was a big fan growing up. I loved seeing the floor plan/tour and used to wonder about many things that you answered. There was an interview on Larry King Live with MTM and DVD back in ‘99. They had great respect and admiration for one another. Thanks so much for this trip down memory lane!
What a fun fact about Perry Ellis. Thanks for sharing. So glad you liked the tour.
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I would love to see The Donna Reed show house. 💖🏘🏡
I plan on doing that home some day.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane That was also the house from "Dennis the Menace." It was strange when Dennis made a guest appearance on Donna's show.
Favorite home!! Mid century masterpiece! Hazel Gidget homes!
It was the first TV home I created. I love this home.
I love this show and this exploration is wonderfully fun.
Thank you. I had fun making this one. I couldn't wait to see the basement and exterior.
I love the Mid Century/California Ranch house style. It may have something to do with the fact I was born in 1960 in Southern California!
Another great job, and a beautiful house! I love the wall-mounted mirrors that show what would actually be reflected in them -- very cool. I think the kitchen colors are kind of yucky, but I imagine they picked colors that would have looked good in black and white. Had the original broadcasts been switched to color, the Petries would probably have redone their kitchen. The things you put on the kitchen fourth wall were perfect -- big window, garden view, plants, more countertops and storage -- can't go wrong with any of that! I like the idea of the big, shared bathroom for Richie/guest. Having the master bathroom be the only bathroom in the house would be really awkward. Regarding the guest room, given how much entertaining the Petries did, that room was probably used mostly for "just put your coats on the bed" purposes, since many TV homes didn't seem to have coat closets. I see the new basement was minus the rock -- I wonder how the Petries got rid of it, and if that solved Jerry Helper's water problem! Loved seeing the exterior -- I sure hope Rob hired someone to mow that lawn; it looks like a nightmare of a job, at least for someone with long working hours.
Thanks. Loved reading all your thoughts.
It hadn’t occurred to me before watching your presentation, but it is illogical that there would be only two or three steps down into the Petries’ basement. They wouldn’t be able to stand up in it. There would have to be 12 or 13 steps for the ceiling to be high enough. Thank you for your efforts in putting this together. Mark Evanier just featured it on his newsfromme website, so expect lots of traffic.
I should have explained in the video, or left the door open so people could see. In the episode with that first basement, with the boulder, there was a flight of stairs before getting to the door we see with the 3 steps.
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Really awesome. Thank you. I will definitely watch more of your videos.
Marina, these videos are truly beautiful! An artform all their own! Thank you for doing these. They are so much fun -- but also quite addictive to watch!
Thank you! I have a ball making them. It's good to hear others enjoy them.
I am so surprised at the colors! For some odd reason, I have always imagined a lot of beige, rose, and light blues. I still watch this show in the late evening, it has always been one of my favorites. This may sound a bit nuts, but I would like to tour the apt. on the T.V. show, The Odd Couple. Thank you for this video, it was fun!
I pictured it in beiges too. I plan on doing The Odd Couple. 😊
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Oscar's room may be a real challenge!! 🤪
@@swedeheart214 It will definitely have a lot more "items" in it 😅
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane It sure will 😂 Thank you.
I would love to see the Pollyanna home from the Haley mills version.
Yes! You're not the first to recommend that home. It should go on my list.
Very enjoyable house tour! Some of the colours were a lttle suprising, but typical of homes at that time (I was there!) Remember, they had to choose colours that would photograph well in b&w. That show was much more sphisticated than others at that time, which is why it has become a classic
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Thank you for this tour of their home. I remember when it was in first runs as a new show. It has always been one of my favorite tv series. My son bought my wife and I a new smart tv and we tuned into the streaming services and there was the Dick Van Dyke show. What impressed me is the clarity of the picture. The quality of the cameras they used is stunning. It is ironic only now can we see the details , the texture of their clothing fabric and the like. The irony here is there was no way for the producers to see everything those cameras captured. Even the reflected light from Mel’s head! Lol.
🤣 A true Buddy line.
I'm glad you liked the tour.
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