Katharina Buczek
So, you can relive Uncle Jesse jamming with his band or baby Michelle taking her first steps by traveling to 1709 Broderick Street, San Fransisco. Following these two iconic television series came Breaking Bad in third place, Charmed in fourth place, and The Sopranos in fifth place.
The term “Breaking Bad house” receives over fourteen thousand Google searches every month, and fans can visit Walter White’s notorious home located at 3828 Piermont Drive, Albuquerque.
Additionally, the Los Angeles-based Charmed home receives about seven thousand and four hundred Google searches each month; meanwhile, the New Jersey-set hit series The Sopranos garners about seven thousand Google searches each month. Unfortunately, though, the true addresses of both the Charmed and The Sopranos homes have not been disclosed.
And in case you were wondering what came after these top five TV homes, there are still plenty of famous hits involved in the monthly Google search mix.
Next came Yellowstone, Ozark, Stranger Things, Modern Family, and Seinfeld, respectively. Then, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, The Brady Bunch, Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Gilmore Girls, and Outer Banks.
It might be shocking that such classic shows are still consistently competing (and winning) in searches against countless newer series on both cable and streaming platforms. But perhaps this just goes to show how TV casts are not the only thing that makes shows feel like “home” in our hearts.
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