Talk:Our House (American TV series)

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Where did this show take place? I seem to remember the family moving from Fort Wayne, IN in the first episode, but I can not remember where the show was set. Acronjsmith 20:05, 14 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

- I think it was set in southern California in an older suburb. Perhaps Whittier because the house they live in is fairly old. Also, I believe this show aired more on the Family Channel then it ever did on the networks. EdRooney 15:33, 10 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Just for future reference for similar articles on semi short lived TV shows (1-2 seasons only)

I removed two unsourced statements from the article. The first was about Warner Brothers supposedly "refusing to provide an episode guide". Without specific evidence the fact they do not provide an episode guide for this series may just be the result of the show being somewhat short lived and barely remembered, with little interest shown for such a episode guide. It does not have to be the result some negative or mean spirited intent on their part. As to the statement about whether the show will ever be released on DVD being unknown at this time, well that applies to just about every somewhat short lived and barely remembered show, so their is no need to point that out. There are plenty of shows that lasted a year or two but have not received a DVD release yet if ever. Only point out instances where sources clearly state that their is a significant enough interest in a somewhat short lived show to be released on DVD or VOD and either the rights holder has refused or has not stated there intentions or said it will be released at some point but not when. --108.239.8.149 (talk) 08:30, 19 November 2018 (UTC)[reply]