2012 senior class photos
2012 West Carrollton graduation
Home of the Week
Home > Blogs > Reality Bytes > Archives > 2005 > September > 26 > Entry
Theme Park House
This show never ceases to amaze me. This time, the Monster House crew had to transform four rooms within a house into a Theme Park.
The living room became a candy factory (complete with an enormous gumball machine and every type of lollypop imaginable). The dining room had a hole punched through the wall so that the “kid’s side” of the table was on one side of the wall - and the adults would eat on the other side. The adult’s side of the table included an infinity mirror and a monster sized constant fountain tea kettle and tea cup arrangement (that took up a lot of space on the dining room table).
The kid’s side of the table was part of the kid’s playroom. This room included a roller coaster, secret passageway into the candy factory/living room, and giant cartoon feet and legs made of foam.
The fourth room was the son’s room which was made to look like bunk beds snuggled in a forest with vines. Little Tarzan would be thrilled.
Tweet
Comments
By jgeier
September 27, 2005 10:09 AM | Link to this
I saw this and it WAS amazing. The furniture making guy was completely out of it though. Did you see him stand there for an hour on a project, supposedly being creative, and then what he built was no more elaborate than what any of the others would have done? All in all, they always have a very talented group and every episode that I’ve seen, they always make it by the deadline to win the prize. Wouldn’t it be more dramatic to see them not finish, leaving a family with a paritally completed Monster House?