Where did Willis sleep in season 6????
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BWRocks — 11 years ago(October 04, 2014 02:12 AM)
I know in the first ep when Sam moved in they put a cot in the bedroom. Also when Maggie and Mr. Drummond come back from their honeymoon they asked Pearl to leave and go stay with her mother for a short while so they can make more room.
We do know that the penthouse was huge; however they made it quite clear in previous eps that it only had the 4 bedrooms. Perhaps he used Mr. Drummond's office/library or perhaps the viewers are supposed to believe that it did in fact have more than 4 bedrooms, contradicting previous seasons (which would really make more sense in a place that big). Also I think in some eps it could have been loosely implied that Willis was away at school. I know he wasnt in every ep in S6, however I believe by then it was established that he went to college, see below.
Kimberly did not go away to Paris until S7. So in S6 her room was not vacant (although she was not seen in every ep). The final ep with Kimberly as a main character was the S6 season finale. Her bedroom could have been used in S7 for Willis. If the place only had 4 bedrooms and she was abroad it would have made the most sense to use her room during S7.
Another odd plot contradiction is that in S8 he is a freshman in college, yet in previous seasons he was already attending college (I think since at least S6). I remember there is an ep in S8 when he moved into a dorm. -
megafauna005 — 11 years ago(October 04, 2014 04:59 AM)
If Drummond was as rich as they claimed he could've rented out a smaller place in the same building just for Willis! Or maybe he just slept on a cot in the hallway! LOL
Regardless Drummond had plenty of money to get Willis sleeping accommodations!
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SimbaSam — 11 years ago(October 05, 2014 09:02 PM)
I also remember a VERY early episode where Arnold wanted to hide from Mr. Drummond so he wouldn't get punished, so he hid in the HOT TUB that was in this weird random room somewhere on the top floor. I always wondered if that was Mr. D's private bathroom, but it was HUGE. It was never mentioned or shown again.
I guess we were just supposed to suspend reality and believe there was suddenly a bedroom next to Pearl's somewhere behind the kitchen. -
mistersparkle — 11 years ago(October 06, 2014 05:24 PM)
I guess it's not unprecedented to mess with the established house layout. On the Brady Bunch in an early episode they claimed the attic was too small to turn into a bedroom for Greg, but later in the series what do they do? Turn the attic into a room for Greg! lol
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SimbaSam — 11 years ago(March 09, 2015 08:31 PM)
But there wasn't an extra guestroom. past episodes made that perfectly clear. There was one episode where Willis needed to study, but he couldn't concentrate in his bedroom with Arnold. They clearly stated there was no other room for Willis to go, so Mr. Drummond bunked with Arnold and Willis used Mr. Drummonds room to study for a few days. Had there been a guest room, Willis would have studied there. Also, whenever guests came over, they would conveniently have Pearl be "out of town" so the guest had her bedroom..again, because there was no OTHER bedroom. Regarding Kimberly's room, Mr. Drummond mentioned a few times "Kimberly's room is empty" when guests would stay over. Meaning Willis was not occupying that room. This is why I asked the questionThere were too many times that they mentioned there was not enough bedrooms.
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NatalieC22 — 1 year ago(December 11, 2024 04:40 PM)
Very late reply here, but I watched Hooray for Hollywood Part 2 today and Arnold asked this same question of Mr D.
Arnold: "Just wondering where we'll put all these people. We'll have to put a revolving door on the bathroom."
Mr
"Oh don't worry we'll figure something out. Maybe we'll add on a room for Willis."
Willis: "Oh man that's great! I finally struck privacy!"
Mr "And Sam can share your room with you Arnold."
Arnold: "Oh. But Dad, you're breaking up the old team. Willis would be lost without me."