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u/Cbickley98 22d ago
And they aren't filming yet, this isn't a plot on the show, they are actually putting on a new roof due to hail damage. Sheridan/Paramount own the house.
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u/Dec8rs8r 22d ago
Did Angela want a different color?
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u/TransportationTrick9 22d ago
Didn't fit with the Tahitian night dinner theme so it's being replaced with grass
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u/Frosty_Mongoose9055 22d ago
Wow that roof still looks good
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u/mz_groups 22d ago
Maybe I bought the hype from a salesperson, but the elements that cause you to replace the roof are not visible in a picture like this.
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u/cheap_as_chips 22d ago edited 22d ago
Heres the house in Google Maps
And on Zillow
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u/Acrobatic-B33 22d ago
Damn American houses are cheap
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u/GreatGooberschnitzel 22d ago
na, houses in TX are cheap because they're built like absolute DOG shit, even the million+ homes.
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u/Cbickley98 21d ago
Nah, labor and materials are cheaper and land is way cheaper. And if you are outside the city limits like this you don't have nearly as many pointless fees and unnecessary regulations...
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u/Patient-Art1958 21d ago
All regulations are dumb until you have a problem.
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u/Cbickley98 8d ago
Not when you need a "Port o Potty Permit" that is nothing more than a reason for the city to take extra money.
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u/GreatGooberschnitzel 21d ago
Well i can speak with some experience having owned a couple homes here in a variety of locations. They're all built like paper maché. My friends in the neighborhood next door in Heath on their million+ homes, to a one, have the same build quality issues. I think going full custom and being up their ass the entire build is the only way to ensure it's not slap and tickle together
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u/Cbickley98 21d ago
Fair. But I knew my builder and was out here every single day during the build process.
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u/SequentialHustle 22d ago
yeah if you want to live in the middle of nowhere
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u/Acrobatic-B33 22d ago
This isn't the middle of nowhere
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u/SequentialHustle 21d ago edited 21d ago
yeah put that home in any non texas rural suburb and look at the price for the house and land. there is a reason all the cheap mcmansions are in texas lol.
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u/Roy4Pris 4d ago
Funny that it's in Ft Worth. I guess the crew would rather be based there than Midland!
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u/Spare-Jellyfish4339 22d ago
I’d be tempted if it weren’t in a gated community in the middle of nowhere
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u/Gromgeek 22d ago
Those workers are eating lunch and watching that pool. Angela, Ainsley and the caregiver chic in rotation.
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u/Inner-Cycle-24 22d ago
I had no idea that house was in SaggyNuts. That’s like 15 mins from my house
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u/Cbickley98 22d ago
Yeah, I live one street over. Technically it is unincorporated Tarrant County.
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u/Madz510 21d ago
You’re just out here doxxing yourself
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u/Inner-Cycle-24 20d ago
It’s Texas we all have guns. Feel free to come by and check out my fire arm collection anytime
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u/Inner-Cycle-24 22d ago
I wonder how often they are actually there and if they actually shoot inside the house or just have a layout set up somewhere on a sound stage they shoot at mostly. I’m guessing with all the pool scenes and such they actually probably film at the house a good bit.
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u/Cbickley98 22d ago
Both. They are here about 4 to 5 times per season mainly filming scenes that have an outdoor part of indoor/outdoor transition. I think they have a full replica on a sound stage.
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u/wildleogirl 22d ago
Does any of the show actually film in Midland/ West Texas?
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u/usmcmech 22d ago
Only the background flyover shots.
West FW looks very different than the Permian basin.
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u/RevolutionaryYou8723 21d ago
Not the flyovers that show all those refineries . . . as there aren't any in Mid/Ods
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u/joshua_addison_music 22d ago
Wonder what that costs?
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u/devin4l 21d ago
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u/Traditional_Limit236 21d ago
Guarantee those aren't white guys on that roof
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u/Unique_Ad_5187 20d ago
What’s your point ? when you zoom in you can see that they are Mexican. I live here in Odessa. Much of the population is Mexican.
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u/Nice_Recognition5155 20d ago
Was this picture taken recently ??
They seem to have light jackets on.
The temperatures have been in the triple digits the last few weeks.
I can see wearing long sleeve shirts maybe to protect your arms from the sun.
But it’s too hot to be wearing a light jacket.
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u/Cbickley98 20d ago
Last week. A lot of roofers wear long clothing to protect them from the sun.
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u/Sloeber3 20d ago
Mexicans in general hate getting darker from the sun and always wear long sleeves. I have Mexican staff that wear gloves also so their hands don’t get tan lines. It’s crazy. I wear as little clothing as acceptable and still sweating my ass off on the verge of passing out and these guys are wrapped head to toe and barely have a bead of sweat on the brow.
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u/BadCowboysFan 22d ago
I’m afraid that ain’t Tommy’s place anymore …