Oregon - Hello, Larry

Case made. :) Carnivale has been added.

Now back to work. Need to get a few things done. I'll update anything further later.

Rome, Wisconsin . . . IIRC.

Minnesota - The Mary Tyler Moore Show

I also think Happy Days should top the Wisconsin list, at least before Laverne and Shirley

You can add 'West Wing' to DC as well.

Michigan - Home Improvement

WA- There was a short lived Medical comedy based out of Seattle on FOX (I wanna say it was Medicine Ball or something). This show came out 6-8 years ago..lasted like 7 episodes.

Or maybe I am just crazy

I already posted three, so this doesn't count:

das

Also Michigan - Freaks and Geeks
Louisiana - Swamp Thing

Ohio:

WKRP
Family Ties
Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
Fernwood 2Nite
Ed
Normal, Ohio

Also, Homicide: LOTS.

Indiana - One Day at a Time.

Louisiana - Thief.

You can add One tree Hill and dawson's creek to north carolina.

I can tell you with absolute certainty that there has never been a show set in Delaware. The closest it's ever come was The Pretender.

Wasn't Roseanne set in Indiana

Wyoming - The Young Riders

The first season of Saved by the Bell (aka, "Good Morning, Miss Bliss") was set in Indiana.

There was also a Sat. morning kids show about basketball--and co-starring Reggie Theuss and Dick Butkus--that took place in Ind.

Freaks and Geeks - Michigan

There was a sitcom set in Des Moines, Ia, but I can't think of the name.

No. Illinois.

Double Trouble. Staring the Segal twins. :drool:

I was going to say threadkiller until I looked at your link. Wiki only has 31 states listed compared to DVDtalk's 41 (so far, 42 w/DC). DVDtalk rules!

Yeah it seems to be missing a lot. Why is Iowa listed under T?

Because they suck

Daniel Boone - Kentucky

"T" for "Television Shows Set in Iowa".

Either that or "Time to Leave".

das

If IMDB is right and there will be a tv version of The Butterfly Effect some time in 2007, that would likely be set in West Virginia. Otherwise, I'm drawing a blank on it.

Eureka - Oregon
Kyle XY - Washington
Gilmore Girls - Connecticut

I believe Family Matters took place in Illinois and Early Edition as well (both in Chicago).

The Pretender WAS set in Delaware. Sort of. :)

Not a TV show, but Fight Club was set in Delaware.

Delaware was also mentioned in Who's the Boss, X-Files ("Mind's Eye"), etc.

Also Metropolis is in Delaware:
http://www.supermanhomepage.com/imag...is-car-tb.html
http://www.supermanhomepage.com/imag...il9-13-tb.html

I think in Worlds Collide (comic), Metropolis is shown to be halfway between New York and DC, south of Philadelphia. :shrug:

But TB answered it correctly.

Little House on the Prairie Minnesota

I found one in Tennessee. "Nashville 99" was a cop show that had a few episodes in 1977.

How old can the show be?
found a show called My Friend Flicka set in Montana that ran from 1956 - 1958

Dawson's Creek was absolutely not NC. It took place in Capeside, MA. A Faux-town on Cape Cod in MA. It was filmed in NC, and did not take place there.

Mentioned or was there? X-files and Bones have made the trip up from D.C. although not shot on location.

And, of course, the Simpson's famous "I want to visit a screen door factory" was in regards to Delaware.

if you want to ignore the rule about crappy reality TV, for Nebraska you could use Tommy Lee Goes To College

Pennsylvania - Boy Meets World, Brotherly Love, Amen, All My Children, Fat Albert, thirtysomething, American Dreams, Hack, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Strong Medicine, Mr. Belvedere, The Guardian, My So-Called Life and The Office (US)

Montana - Lonesome Dove the Series

North Dakota - My Secret Identity

Alabama - "Any Day Now"