tv sitcom houses and crossovers

[talltideman@aol.com]

I'm watching an old episode of Hazel, and I notice a neighbor's house is the house from the Donna Reid show on the inside and also looks like Dennis Mitchell's house. I know that the Baxter house from Hazel is later used as Sally Fields on Gidget. Also Sam and Darrin' s house on Bewitched later showed up in some Jerry Lewis movies.

Does anyone know of any other crossovers of sitcom houses?

[Czas na Zywiec]

Yep they showed the Weston's house in one ep of the Golden Girls. :D

[dawsongirl]

Darrin and Sam's house can also be seen in I Dream of Jeannie. Sometimes you can see it from the outside, sometimes from the inside (The Bellows lived in it.)

[joan davis fan]

I believe both Donna Reed and Dennis the Meance used the same set because years ago I remember Nick@Nite showed an episode of Donna Reed ( or maybe it was Dennis the Menace )where Dennis came over to visit Donna
and of course makes chaos and later Donna made a telephone call to..... Mr. Wilson ( Joe Kearns ). I wished I would've taped that !!!!

Nick@Nite one weekend did a whole evening of shows within other shows ( like Lucy doing Ann Southern's show Susie ).

Also , now we are going way back here but I do remember the house of the Brady Bunch used in an anti-smoking film that was both sent to schools and tv stations. It was called "Let's Call it Quits" about a husband & wife trying to quit smoking. I myself saw it on local tv on a Saturday afternoon though I have met others who saw it in class and if I remember correctly Tom Bosley was in it.

I remember noticing the set was the same as the Brady Bunch, even right down to the car, but NO one from the Brady cast appeared on this, we all thought that was so weird. We're talking 1972 or 1973 and I havent seen it since so I may very well left something out here.

Though not a sitcom, the Waltons home/set I swear was used in another school film back in the 70s. I dont remember what it was called or even the plot but I do remember the scene of a young hippie ( long hair, leather boots, cigars, every other word "man" the works !!! )wrecking his motorcycle and only to be "discovered" by a little girl
who brings him to her family where they take care of him. The little girl and family were just like those from the Waltons though I cant say it was the same cast or not that I simply cant remember since here we are talking 1973 or 1974 but I do remember the hippie's name was "Mark J. Reynolds" and the song by Terry Jacks "Seasons in the Sun" was featured in this.
I saw this in the 2nd grade.

[Sitcomwriter]

Many believe that "Baby Bob" uses the same set as "The Brady Bunch".

[bandito]

the cleaver house was marcus welbys too