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Honey, I'm Back! MORE Classic Television Residences as Never Before Seen

Marina Coates has a degree in architecture, a passion for classic television, an obsession with set design, and a talent for 3D graphics. She brings it all together in this unique program featuring video tours of accurately recreated residences from our favorite television shows.

isn't just a nostalgic romp through the familiar. Meticulously researched, it also presents the unfamiliar, like:

features live commentary between tours, celebrity and expert interviews, reviews of set changes over time, a Q&A, and some surprises.

The True Masters of Design: Stunning Design Principles Found Only in the Cinema

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Photo Credits: Eric Chiel

Location & Attendee Information

  • What are the appropriate ages for this activity?Person Ages 13 and older
  • What are the mobility considerations for this activity?Person walking Seated activity
  • What type of parking is available?Car Parking & handicap parking available
  • Are restrooms available?Restroom sign Restrooms available
  • Is this an indoor or outdoor activity?Sun Indoor activity
  • What is the policy regarding smoking?Cigarette with smoke No smoking or e-cigarettes
  • What type of ADA accessibility is available?Wheelchair Wheelchair accessible

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