They're popping up in real estate listings.

Bed canopies, anyone?

The sprawling, 24,000-square-foot French Chateau-style limestone mansion that served as the original home Johnny, Moira, David and Alexis Rose in the hit Canadian TV show "Schitt’s Creek" just hit the market at a whopping $14.98 million.

If you spent your Friday nights in the '90s curled up with popcorn watching the iconic TGIF lineup, hold onto your hat.

“He had impeccable taste and a keen sense of design which is reflected in the apartment's renovation."

The lambs may have stopped screaming, but the listing is making plenty of noise.

These racist clauses in deeds were once common—and some still exist today.

It's only six feet wide.

It's a Tony-worthy video walkthrough.

It's a portal to the past.

The writing room is so dreamy.

The pop star's former home, a sprawling Mediterranean estate in Beverly Hills, has officially hit the market for $6.8 million.

In El Lago, about 30 miles outside of Houston and just a short drive from NASA's Johnson Space Center, you can snag the mid-century home that served as home base to astronaut Neil Armstrong during the famed Gemini and Apollo missions.

It was built in 1989 (and looks like it never left that year).

You just can't go inside.

Now, some other lucky home buyer can snag it.

The exterior certainly doesn't let on to what's happening inside.

It's heavily inspired by Tolkien.