I was trying to compile a list of TV shows situated in all the 50 US states and DC. I found at least one for some, but can’t think of examples for the rest. (I don’t count “road” shows [Incredible Hulk, The Fugative] that happen to have one episode in a state, nor miniseries.) Here’s what I got so far:
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Alaska - Northern Exposure
Alabama - ?
Arizona - ?
Arkansas - ?
California - Three’s Company, etc.
Colorado - Dynasty
Connecticut - Soap (Dunn’s River, CT)
Delaware - Pretender (The Centre scenes are in Blue Cove; can you think of a better one?)
DC - Scarecrow & Mrs. King
Florida - Miami Vice
Georgia - Dukes Of Hazzard
Hawaii - Magnum PI
Idaho - ?
Illinois - ER
Indiana - One Day at a Time
Iowa - ?
Kentucky - ?
Kansas - ?
Louisiana - ?
Maine - ?
Maryland - Homicide: Life in the Streets
Massachusetts - Cheers
Michigan - Home Improvement
Minnesota - Coach
Mississippi - ?
Missouri - ?
Montana - ?
Nebraska - ?
Nevada - Vega$
New Hampshire - ?
New Jersey - Down the Shore
New Mexico - Quantum Leap (future scenes were in NM mountains; better example?)
New York - Friends
North Carolina - The Andy Griffith Show
North Dakota - ?
Ohio - Family Ties
Oklahoma - ?
Oregon - ?
Pennsylvania - Angie
Rhode Island - Providence
South Carolina - ?
South Dakota - ?
Tennessee - ?
Texas - Dallas
Utah - ?
Vermont - Newhart (even though it was dreamed by a guy in Illinois)
Viginia - The Waltons
Washington - Frasier
West Virginia - ?
Wisconsin - Happy Days
Wyoming - ?
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Sanford was from St. Louis, but the show was set in Los Angeles.
Lucas Tanner (boy, that’s an obscure one) was set in St. Louis, and I believe there was a series based on Tom Sawyer that was located in, obviously, Hannibal.
I understand all the words, they just don’t make sense together like that.
Is the show “Roswell” or “Roswell High” or whatever it’s called actually set in Roswell, New Mexico? If so, that’s probably the best representative for the Land of Enchantment. If not, oh well.
But “Murder She Wrote” was indeed set in Maine.
Heck is where you go when you don’t believe in Gosh.
For Arizona: The New Dick Van Dyke Show or whatever the hell it was called. Not the classic series; the crappy one from the seventies, with Hope Lange.