The O'Connell Residence is the O'Connell family's home. It appears in the season six "The Simpsons Already Did It".
Background[]
Dougie O'Connell is seen doing his homework on the living room coffee table when Butters arrives to his home to reveal that he cut off the head of the John Wesley Powell statue in the Town Square. Butters turns on his television and celebrates after the news reports his deed, though his excitement stops once the news anchor, along with three citizens thinks it was in homage to The Simpsons season one episode "The Telltale Head" to where even the police kept it to be reminded of The Simpsons every day, rather than solving the crime.
Appearance[]
Exterior[]
The O'Connell's House is built just like every other house in South Park with a garage. The house is a darkish gray color. There are five windows, probably for each of the main rooms in the house.
Interior[]
The only room that has been seen in the house is the living room, though there are most likely a bathroom, kitchen, dining room, and possibly two bedrooms. The living room has cyan walls and a purple carpeted floor with a orange single sofa next to a regular brown sofa with two orange pillows and a small table in-front of both, along with a television in-front of all of that. There also appears to be a brown dining table with three visible chairs in the room.
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