John, Jack, Jill, and Nikki all under one roof?? It makes sense that he would move into his new spouse's home that she got out of her divorce settlement, with Victor now living in his penthouse.

That doestn account for his father and ex bed buddy moving in with him

Mickey and Maggie Horton - Brookville Farm

Shawn and Caroline Brady - The Brady Pub

Den, Angie and Sharon Watts - The Queen Victoria

Annie Walker and Betty Williams - The Rovers Return

Jack and Darren Osbourne - The Dog in the Pond

Amos Brearly and Henry Wilkes - The Woolpack

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Ross Marler and the Carriage House, the character lived at that set for about 20 years. For a time, he even had a shirt that matched the sofa in the living room.

or he had a ranch built.

He bought it from Katherine.

There were times when the Chandler Mansion didn't have a Chandler in it, but it always felt like it belonged to the Chandlers

Character matching the set - the Victorian House that Pierce (the only thing I like about him) restored for Brooke, I always thought it matched her personality the best

Character matching the set - the Victorian House that Pierce (the only thing I like about him) restored for Brooke, I always thought it matched her personality the best

That set looked expensive and was shamefully wasted. Brooke finally got out of Phoebe's gatehouse after all those years, and that set seemed to last barely two (?). RW said that they moved Phoebe in with Brooke because they demolished the Tyler-Wallingford mansion set and went with the premise that Phoebe needed to stay with Brooke because of her injury. RW maintained that she didn't need the wheelchair IRL. They did a scene where Phoebe was leaving Adam's and she fell on the ice outside.

That set looked expensive and was shamefully wasted. Brooke finally got out of Phoebe's gatehouse after all those years, and that set seemed to last barely two (?). RW said that they moved Phoebe in with Brooke because they demolished the Tyler-Wallingford mansion set and went with the premise that Phoebe needed to stay with Brooke because of her injury. RW maintained that she didn't need the wheelchair IRL. They did a scene where Phoebe was leaving Adam's and she fell on the ice outside.

Phoebe became like a nomad in her later years. Last we knew, she had lived with Brooke, but when she died, she was back at the Tyler-Wallingford Mansion.

The drawing room at Collinwood on Dark Shadows.

Mike and Nancy's sunken living room on Edge of Night.

Ed Bauer's Spanish-style living room (in the house he bought for Rita), last seen when Carmen Santos whacked her head into a coma. Also, the kitchen in the same house.

The old nurses' station on GL where Hillary and Katie held fort.

The Stewart living room, somehow left to an ex in-law, Susan, on ATWT.

Jack and Carly's and Tom and Margo's ever-shrinking houses, both of which lost staircases. Add Josh and Reva's to that

GH - Kelly's will always remind of Elizabeth before everything went to hell because she worked there when I first started watching.

GH - Kelly's will always remind of Elizabeth before everything went to hell because she worked there when I first started watching.

I loved it when Liz worked there!

Kelly's really has represented so many different characters: The Kelly's, Bobbie/Luke, Elizabeth, Georgie, etc.

I remember during the Face of Deception storyline in 2001, when Sarah Brown's Carly called (in an exchange with Laura I believe) Liz "The Face of Kelly's."

I remember during the Face of Deception storyline in 2001, when Sarah Brown's Carly called (in an exchange with Laura I believe) Liz "The Face of Kelly's."

I remember that now that you mentioned it. Hilarious. Absolutely hilarious.

GH: The old nurses station

GH: Felicia's Brownstone

AMC: Erica first house before it was burned down

OLTL: Todd's Penthouse

OLTL: Todd's Penthouse

That set was pretty iconic for OLTL, starting with Carlo. It looked best when Alex lived there before selling it to Todd. David Vickers once snarked to Todd, "This place would've been great in the '80s."