Illumination: The Fyrefly Jar Weblog

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Monday, January 23, 2006

While washing the dishes this evening, I turned to R and said, "So who on television had the best apartment?"
Without even pausing, he replied, "Martin Tupper."
"Martin Tupper?" I asked. I tried my best to think of what his apartment looked like, but I could only remember the city out his windows at night. Not original, since every NY apartment scene has that.
"Yes, Martin Tupper."
"Okay, why Martin Tupper?"
"Exposed brick." He turned to face me. "When he went to sell his apartment, he said 'Look at all the exposed brick. Brick, brick, brick, brick, brick.'"
"And that makes it the best apartment on TV?"
"Yeah. That and he was an editor."
So I thought about it and decided there had to be a cooler apartment than that. "I really think that the Kotters' apartment was cooler. They had everything right there, and that cozy 70s thing going on. The couch and plants and kitchen. Or maybe Johnny's."
"Johnny?"
"Johnny Fever. WKRP?"
"I only watched that a few times."
I was quiet for a minute.
"No, I have it," I said. "Frasier's. Now that is a great apartment."

So we agreed to agree on Frasier (On Frasier, of course, not on Cheers). I'll have to ask E tomorrow. He is sure to come up with some just as cool.

2 Comments:

  • At Wed Jan 25, 12:08:00 AM, Blogger Schizohedron said…

    The original apartment in The Odd Couple — the one used in the film and the first season or two of the series — was boss. Upper West Side, Hudson River view, something like seven rooms . . . kickass.

     
  • At Wed Feb 01, 09:24:00 PM, Blogger Amy said…

    It is so funny that you said that, because at work we all decided that the Odd Couple had tons of room! I think that we also decided that Maxwell Smart's apartment was great. :)

     

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