Did you know the home in Bel Air, from "The Beverly Hillbillies" last sold for 150 Million last year? Crazy!

This was awesome. 😊 You are lovely, and I really enjoyed watching this. You should make more!

Ty. This was my real childhood, since my tv home was so much realer.

I loved all the homes you showed I watched every last one of them and I love them all thank you for doing that I can't wait to see more

Wow....what a great presentation of all my favorite shows. Thank you for posting this video and I hope there is more to come!!

Love the style of the Happy Days home...stunning!

Enjoyed watching. Cool seeing the neighborhood of the "Bev. Hillbillies" house, just the same. Love seeing houses from the '60s/'70s shows.

Best Happy Days- Beautiful Upkeep

Very enjoyable--thanks for posting.

These houses are in a lot of neighborhoods I’ve worked and lived in… the Brady Bunch house is across the street from my best friend’s house in Studio City.

The "Bewitched" house in Santa Monica was used for exterior shots in the first "Gidget" movie. When "Gidget" became a box office hit, Columbia Pictures decided to produce a series of Gidget films and they constructed a facade on the backlot based on the Santa Monica house; there was already a garage on the lot, so they reversed the facade to incorporate it. The living room set from "Gidget Goes to Rome" was revised for the Stephens' living room. When the TV series "Gidget" began production "Bewitched" was already using the facade, so they used the house next door, it had previously been used on "Hazel" and was later Danny Glover's house in "Lethal Weapon". The set for "The Brady Bunch" is so different from the layout of the actual house that HGTV had to add a large addition to the back, leaving the house with a very small backyard. A house on Agnes Avenue in Studio City was once used for the series of "Blondie" movies until Columbia built a replica on their backlot. That structure later served as the homes of the Anderson family on "Father Knows Best", Mr. Wilson on "Dennis the Menace" and Tony Nelson on "I Dream of Jeannie".

Awesome, amazing how much those homes were just in the eighties and how much they've gone up love the narration

As a kid in Australia watching The Brady Bunch - I thought all American homes had inside staircases, a maid in the kitchen and children who wore beautiful clothes.

Very interesting , thanks for the vIdeo.

This drive reminds me a lot of growing up in Miami.

years ago i went to the brady house didnt thingk they would answer the door but they did i asked is marsha home they were pissed said thell call the cops next time

good to see some of everyone's favorite tv homes - a favorite of mine is BEWITCHED - thanks for posting this & your other tours :) have you ever (or can you if you'd ever consider a request) make a video tour of alan hale/the skipper from GILLIGAN'S ISLAND restaurant location, sharon tate last meal "el coyote" restaurant location & joan davis house where she died, then sadly a year or 2 later her daughter & grandchildren died in a fire - thanks & good luck! :)

Could you find the time to find the houses for 1950s series like the the Ozzie Nelson home and others of that vintage? Much appreciated if possible.

I lived between the locations of the Happy Days and Paramount Studios ( Rossmore and Melrose). A lot of location shootings take place all over L.A. Very common sight.

Sorry my bad!!!!! Didn’t see that it was the actual reversed house. Fascinating .

)9:19 The Happy Days House is not in West Hollywood. It's in Hollywood (proper)

This is a great video, thanks for posting. I remember seeing a few of these homes and also the "Doogie Howser" home in (I think) Beverly Hills, which sadly isn't there anymore. Interesting fact: Ronald Reagan's home was next door to the Beverly Hillbillies home.

Was there more than one house used in "The Golden Girls?" I remember seeing the house on a tour at Disney in FL.

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Disagree that many people never heard of "Happy Days". Fonzie is an icon even in this generation. I'm lucky I knew some people in the industry that gave me a quick look of the Beverly Hillbillies house. They totally changed and redone the entire house and looks nothing like the show anymore. You would have been disappointed. Tearing down classic Hollywood homes and rebuilding on the lot seems to be a regular thing these days. So sad.

Was the Happy Days house used in other movies or TV shows I am thinking it was, but I just cannot place it.

7:29 Ditmeyers' house in the left! Wait a minute....when did they replace the astroturf lawn with real grass? ;)

do the munster house......

The bewitched house wasn't that expensive in the 80s I wonder why?

I see a lot of regular old cars. How is the average person able to afford to live there?

03:56 - 04:04 " . . . the house from the series 'The Beverly Hillbillies' from 1964 (ed. - NOT) through 1971." Fact, corrected: "The Beverly Hillbillies" launched in 1962 (while John F. Kennedy was president). "Darrell Gerard Reeves," I enjoyed your nostalgic presentation; viewed it twice, so of course 'thumbs up'. . . . I will join an imaginary legion of viewers wondering "why, in two years' time, you haven't returned to take another crack at a clear, HIGH shot of the 'Hillbillies' house?" -- and edited out this failed attempt.

You still doing this Darrell?

Fresh Prince what a messy yard 🫣 at least it kept the original structural integrity of the grounds and it must be nice to have that kind of extra cash in your bank😮In 2022. 3+ million 😱

Was the gate at 4:41 the entrance to one of Elvis' homes ? Seems somehow familiar to me....lmaybe from one of the home movies from an entourage member.

CNN....NOOOOOOO!

The bewitched house is not even a house. It is a facade. You can’t sell a fake house.

You should be respectful of people’s privacy… just saying

What about the “Baby Jane” house?

What are the addresses of these homes?

I gotta tell you that the Bewitched house in your video looks nothing like the one in Marina Coates’ video. Can you clarify?