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Here’s How Much It Would Cost You to Live In Your Favorite TV Homes!
Have you always dreamt about what it would be like to live in the Pearson house on This Is Us?
Or maybe the Wheeler house on Stranger Things is more your speed?
Surely, if you’ve thought about living in some of the most famous TV homes, you’ve likely wondered how much it would cost.
There’s not a single soul who has watched Friends without thinking: “they’d never be able to afford this place.”
Compare the Market is here to provide some insight. They’ve analysed average property values to see how much it would cost to own a home in the filming locations.
The cost of a single family home in East Point, Georgia, where the infamous Wheeler house from Stranger Things is located (surprise, surprise, it’s not actually in Indiana!), costs about $195,000.
For fans who would to own a property near Joe Exotic’s animal park (why would you though?), it would cost roughly $85,234. It’s a bit more to live in Carole Baskin’s area of Tampa, Florida where the average price is $280,748.
The Ozarks may be a dangerous place for the Byrde family, but there’s nothing wrong with looking at summer homes in the area… as long as you avoid all the money laundering and drug cartels.
The lakeside home is actually located in Flowery Branch, Georgia (not the Ozarks) where single family residences average about $290,000.
If you thought Jen’s home on Dead to Me looked expensive, well, you’re not wrong. Her not-so-humble abode in Sherman Oaks, California averages about $1.53 million.
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This Is Us is a tearjerker, but the price of the property might also make you weep. The ill-fated home is found in Eagle Rock, Los Angeles where average house prices are around $1 million.
Randall Pearson’s former house is located in Altadena, California, which also averages over a million.
You can check out the full market analysis here since it really puts things into perspective!
Coffee Table News
Many People Prefer to Watch TV with their Dogs Instead of their Family, a New Study Finds

Watching a show without your dog can be “ruff.”
A new report by Rover.com found that as Americans increased their TV and streaming habits amid the pandemic, they have done so with a furry friend by their side.
Per the report, 57% of dog parents admitted to waiting for their dog to get into the room before watching a show.
Now, that isn’t entirely surprising because if you are a dog owner, you know dogs are great watching buddies… unless you have a dog like mine who barks at any animal on the screen. That makes things a bit more difficult, but still proves that he’s attentive!
The report found that 78% of Americans said they watch TV with their dogs very often or always.
Surprisingly, dogs were ranked #1 when asked who people prefer to chill out and watch TV with, with 40% of parents saying they’d choose their dog over a partner, friends, or even kids. And that’s because a majority of pet parents believe their pups are actively watching or reacting to what’s happening on the screen. (See my point above about my dog barking at animals on the screen!)
To make the binge-watching experience that much better for their pets, 70% have admitted to accommodating their pup by allowing them on the couch, giving them blankets, and even moving over so the dog is comfortable.
60% of pet parents even believe their dog has a favorite TV show, which would explain why 80% of dog parents admit to leaving their TV on for dogs when they’re not home.
The most popular genres? Comedy and action, which makes sense – after a long day of lounging and taking walks, Fido needs a good laugh or to get invested in a dramatic car chase!
During such uncertain times, there’s definitely comfort in knowing that you always have a TV buddy by your side!
And let’s be honest… is there anything your dog isn’t doing with you these days?
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Netflix Renews Spanish Drama ‘Elite’ for Fifth Season Ahead of Season 4 Premiere, Adds News Cast Members

We’ve got some elite news!
Spanish drama Elite has been renewed for a fifth season at Netflix!
The news isn’t all that shocking considering the drama, set in the ritzy private school of Las Encinas in Spain, is one of the streamer’s best performing Spanish originals.
Not only is the cast incredible, the first few seasons were hinged around an intoxicating murder mystery and plenty of steamy love scenes.
The renewal comes ahead of the fourth season, which currently doesn’t have a premiere date. In 2020, filming was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic and an outbreak on set.
It’s possible the series will return in the spring/summer of 2021.
The upcoming season will see a handful of familiar faces including Samu (Itzan Escamilla), Guzman (Miguel Bernardeau), Omar (Omar Ayuso), Rebeca (Claudia Salas), and Ander (Aron Piper) as they were held back due to their shenanigans. The drama will also welcome new students Manu Ríos , Carla Díaz , Martina Cariddi and Pol Granch to shake things up.
Deadline also reports that the fifth season has added Argentinan actress Valentina Zenere (Soy Luna) and Brazilan actor André Lamoglia (Juacas) to its cast.
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WATCH: ‘The Handmaids Tale’ Reveals Season 4 Trailer and Premiere Date

“We don’t hide. We fight,” Elizabeth Moss’ June states in the new teaser trailer for the upcoming fourth season of The Handmaids Tale.
Her statement sets the tone for the new season of the dystopian series.
In the first scene, we see June walking an empty street in normal clothing, a fear departure from the handmaid’s red dress and white bonnet uniform.
Flashbacks reveal she escaped Gilead with members of the resistance as a war is brewing.
Hulu’s recently-released trailer also reveals a premiere date, so mark April 28 in your calendars.
Much like previous seasons, the season will return will drop three peisodes at once followed by a weekly rollout.
Check out the trailer below and get ready:
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