A WRITER revealed the reason why they're obsessed with Escape to the Country – and viewers will be surprised to hear about the weird detail that connects each of the houses.
The hit BBC show follows aspiring homeowners who are hoping to move from the city to the countryside.
A host shows them around different potential properties – but one viewer picked up on a strange similarity they all have.
And it's that they all are home to strangely positioned tellies.
The worst example is a TV in a house in Dorset which is positioned in between two single beds, but not facing either of them.
Another telly in a very expensive house in Gloucestershire is set up in front of a single seat instead of the larger sofa, meaning only one person can watch it at a time.
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One house in Devon also has the TV positioned in a way that no one can see it comfortably from either of the big living room couches.
Meanwhile, a second home in Devon displays an ancient CRT television set.
However, viewers who are not interested in seeing badly placed TVs can still enjoy the show for its unique properties.
A recent episode showcased a couple who were left floored by a 'haunted' castle that came with a catch.
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The historic building was on sale for a whopping £350,000 despite only having two bedrooms.
Another prospective buyer broke down in tears during the latest season after seeing an "utterly charming" thatched house from the 19th century.
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