Oscar Madison's apartment

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Oscar Madison's apartment is the famously messy New York City bachelor pad that serves as the primary setting for Neil Simon's comedy "The Odd Couple."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional apartment
fictional location
stage play setting
television setting
appearsIn The Odd Couple (1968 TV series) NERFINISHED
The Odd Couple (1970 film adaptation setting, modified)
The Odd Couple (play) NERFINISHED
associatedWith bachelor lifestyle
domestic routines of Oscar and Felix
roommate conflict
contrastWith Felix Ungar's neatness
country United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Neil Simon NERFINISHED
fictionalUniverse The Odd Couple universe NERFINISHED
genreContext comedy
hasFeature balcony or terrace (in some screen versions)
bedrooms
kitchen
living room
hasQuality cluttered
lived-in appearance
untidy
hasRole symbol of Oscar Madison's personality
languageOfWork English
locatedIn Manhattan
New York City
medium film
stage
television
narrativeFunction primary setting of The Odd Couple
notableFor bachelor pad lifestyle
messy condition
occupant Felix Ungar NERFINISHED
Oscar Madison NERFINISHED
plotElement source of conflict over cleanliness
setDesignInfluence influential TV sitcom apartment layout
settingFor arguments between Oscar and Felix
character development of Felix Ungar
character development of Oscar Madison
comic misunderstandings
tenureType rental apartment
timePeriodDepicted 1960s New York City NERFINISHED
usedFor domestic comedy situations
poker games
social gatherings
workOfFiction The Odd Couple franchise NERFINISHED

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The Odd Couple (stage production) hasSetting Oscar Madison's apartment