A recent study by Clever analyzed whether iconic TV and movie characters could afford their homes today, considering real salaries and property values.
Only two shows featured homes their characters could realistically afford: Roseanne, where the Conners could buy their house, and That '70s Show, where the Formans could manage their mortgage.
The Soprano family's mansion, however, was found to be unaffordable for the waste management income of Tony Soprano, illustrating the financial discrepancy for iconic characters.
Both Twilight and 10 Things I Hate About You characters lived in homes that were rent costs fitting their fictional income, demonstrating a gap in ownership potential.
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