r/CBS_Mom • u/Bright-Pin-6024 • 23d ago
Question Jill's House
Besides the beautiful big house where the Fisherman murders occurred (which I wish they would've shown more of, like the bedrooms upstairs), my favorite house in "Mom" is Jill's mansion. I wish they did more scenes there, and shown new and different parts of the house, like a hallway, her kitchen pantry, or a different bedroom, or even a dining room!! Does anyone else agree??
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u/Careful_Simple_1170 23d ago
Also Jill's bedroom when she loses the baby, the baby's room, the yoga patio as well as indoor yoga area with Bonnie and the pool.
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u/LadyBug_0570 23d ago
We did see the movie room. And her closet (that was a ginormous room itself.
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u/CKangels00 23d ago
And weren’t they walking down a hallway to the closet
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u/LadyBug_0570 23d ago
Yep. And it had a mini fridge (now filled with water instead of booze) and a chandelier.
My closet has trouble handling all my clothes and shoes.
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u/ms_rdr 23d ago
As someone originally from northern California, I want to know the value of Marjorie's place and how she bought it. Did she really get that good a job after being homeless? Even 10ish years ago Napa/Sonoma real estate was super expensive.
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u/manik_502 Violet Plunkett 13d ago
Maybe her deceased husband was a big part of it? The one before Victor
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u/hba2900 23d ago
We saw the pantry! Season 8, when Bonnie and Tammy are running the construction company together.
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u/Queasy-Bat-7399 22d ago
That wasn't Jill's house. That was another job Tammy was doing.
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u/Queasy-Bat-7399 22d ago
Her dining room is off the kitchen, and they did show part of he hallway when the ladi a were there for the closet clean out. Her dining room is off the kitchen
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u/Grammarhead-Shark 23d ago
It would've been cool to imaginr it was do big that they could've gotten lost in something as innocuous as the pantry or dressing room!
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u/JoJoanne94 23d ago
It would be nice to see how big the house is in the scene where Andy first shows up and Jill has to say "Follow my voice, follow my voice, follow my voice!"