Escape to the Country: The Baffling Detail Connecting Every House

The Obsession

One writer has recently revealed their obsession with the hit BBC show 'Escape to the Country'. The show, which follows aspiring homeowners moving from the city to the countryside, has captivated viewers with its unique properties and charming locations.

A Common Thread

But it's not just the picturesque landscapes that have caught the writer's attention. They noticed a strange detail that connects every house featured on the show - the positioning of the televisions.

Strangely Positioned Tellies

From Dorset to Gloucestershire and Devon, it seems that all the houses on 'Escape to the Country' have strangely positioned televisions. In one house, a TV is placed between two single beds, but not facing either of them. In another, a very expensive house in Gloucestershire, the TV is set up in front of a single seat instead of the larger sofa, meaning only one person can watch it at a time. And in one house in Devon, the TV is positioned in a way that no one can see it comfortably from either of the big living room couches. There's even an ancient CRT television set in another home in Devon.

Not Just Badly Placed TVs

Despite the bizarre positioning of the televisions, viewers can still enjoy the show for its unique properties and captivating stories. In a recent episode, a couple was left floored by a 'haunted' castle that came with a catch - a price tag of £350,000 for only two bedrooms. Another prospective buyer had an emotional breakdown after seeing an "utterly charming" thatched house from the 19th century. So, there's more to 'Escape to the Country' than just badly placed TVs!

Conclusion

Whether you're a fan of the show or just looking for some escapism, 'Escape to the Country' continues to provide viewers with captivating stories and stunning properties, even if the TVs are a bit strange.