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The D.C. Real World House: Bedrooms, Game Room, and Confessional on First Floor

Posted by Ruth Samuelson on Jun. 18, 2009, at 11:40 am

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If there is any lingering doubt that Real World is happening at 2000 S Street, I think we can put that to rest. I submit to you: Building plans for the inside of the Real World 23 house.

Oh yes, many of the classics are there: The confessional, the game room, the creepy control room areas, where producers quietly watch everything that’s going on ten feet away. But where is the JACUZZI? I see no love pool in the plans.

Perhaps producers are worried that D.C. will not inspire the same hook-ups as Vegas, Austin and some of the other seasons. Thus, bedrooms come first! Make it through the door, and you’ve practically stepped into a bedroom.

One great way to ensure all those drunk confessional interviews: Catch those cast-members coming out of the bathroom at 3 a.m. (Actually, I’m a little unclear what those diagonal lines reflect.)

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Comments

Michael Tyznik June 18th, 2009
2:11 pm

#1

The diagonal lines probably denote spaces which won’t be seen by the audience.
Fritz June 18th, 2009
3:30 pm

#2

Seriously, who gives a shit? Does this even count as real estate news? I think I hear the bottom of the barrel getting scraped here at Housing Complex…again.
Rick June 18th, 2009
3:38 pm

#3

Give me a break, Fritz. It’s a couple posts, and it’s funny. (How does it feel, by the way, to be spending your time commenting on the bottom of the barrel?)
kapowski June 18th, 2009
5:38 pm

#4

I’ll second that ‘who gives a shit’ remark.

that being said, it looks like the diagonal lines are simply labeling things … like “Wall built as extension of (E) plaster”

:-o
John Sawyer June 19th, 2009
6:38 am

#5

The diagonal lines represent solid walls. It’s a standard architectural drawing convention.
John Sawyer June 19th, 2009
6:41 am

#6

Oh, you meant the diagonal lines that AREN’T walls, but are drawn in open room areas. Like Michael Tyznik says, they’re probably areas the audience won’t see.
Roger June 30th, 2009
9:46 am

#7

The Hot tub is located off the game room in that out door patio. I saw it being delivered and it has since been covered by an awning.
Arthur C. July 6th, 2009
2:48 pm

#8

If you don’t give a shit…then why are you here???

This is real state news.

The Confessional seems to be just as big as the exterior patio…that’s kinda odd…why are they making the confessionals so big??? Since Hollywood they’ve had pretty big confessionals.

I see another Brooklynn this season, and that sould be interesting…not another “Vegas” attempt (Like Cancun).

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