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"You put my Nona in a home for elderlies?" |
| Elderly Acres | |
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| General information | |
| Type | Elderly home |
| City | Venice, Los Angeles, California |
| People | Nona (tenant) Hank (tenant) Carl (tenant) Stank Maxwell (tenant) Other tenants |
Elderly Acres is a retirement home in which Nona resides.
History[]
In #Pilot, Nona moves into Elderly Acres and Sam and Cat come to visit her. Cat interrupts a Twister game with Nona and the other seniors and Nona reassures Cat that she likes being at the retirement home. Meanwhile, Sam offers to give an elderly man a tattoo, but accidentally gives him a tattoo of a chicken leg instead of one of Abraham Lincoln.
Appearances[]
- #Pilot
Interior of Elderly Acres
- #FavoriteShow
- #TheBritBrats
- #NewGoat
- #MotorcycleMystery
- #OscarTheOuch
- #Lumpatious
- #BrainCrush
- #BlooperEpisode (clips and bloopers)
Trivia[]
- The original name for the retirement home was "Shady Acres" but Dan Schneider changed it to "Elderly Acres" because he felt the former "wasn't very funny or interesting."[1]
- As seen in #Pilot, some residents get tattoos from Sam.
- The set for "Troubled Waters Mental Institution" appears to have been recycled for this set.
- According to Dan Schneider, he would love to retire at Elderly Acres since you could play Twister and watch movies in pools.
- Dan Schneider played a resident there.
- The residents there love children as shown in #FavoriteShow.
- Jennette McCurdy's real-life grandparents guest starred in #TheBritBrats, they portrayed residents.
Jennette with her grandparents.
- Twice a year, a service called Everybody Dyes is hired to give the elderly residents colorful hair.
- One of the elderly residents can drive a motorcycle.
- Elderlies are allowed to get tattoos there.
- There is an elderly Hall Of Fame Award.
- In #NewGoat, Mr. Oldman, a returning character from The Amanda Show, appears pictured as the Elderly of the month.