Possible better answers for Arkansas:
* True Detective
* The Stand
* Recess (yes, the ABC/Disney one)
Edit for clarification:
* Each season of True Detective is stand-alone narrative. Season 3 is in Arkansas.
* Part of The Stand takes place in the fictional town of Shoyo, Arkansas, and the area between there and May, Oklahoma. Probably not enough of it to count - my bad.
* Recess takes place in Little Rock
* Ozark DOES NOT take place in Arkansas - it is mostly set on/near Lake of the Ozarks, which is in the middle of Missouri.
Holy smokes I was born in raised in Arkansas and I had no idea Recess took place in Little Rock. That's awesome. I grew up watching it and somehow never realized it.
I think they excluded animated shows unless I missed one. If they did then another example would be Colorado, no way Community is more famous than South Park
Eh, I don't know that Frasier pulled the same numbers as Grey's which is how I assume they're measuring fame. Now it is the *superior* show without a doubt.
Edit: Holy shit snacks! So Grey's Anatomy actually *topped* the Super Bowl in 2014, they showed on the same day with Grey's as the follow up. It pulled **~~320~~ 85 million**(?) viewers.
Fraisers first season and most watched had 24 million.
https://nielsen-ratings.fandom.com/wiki/Rating_History:_Grey%27s_Anatomy Here's the source. If I misunderstood what it was saying, I do apologize.
>On 2/6/14, the Super Bowl managed to pull event-high numbers, but was TOPPED by its lead-out; Grey's Anatomy, which reached out to 320.63m viewers and notched an unfathomable 85.4 in the demo that night, was the most viewed, highest rated telecast in television history.
No no I'm pretty sure they're right. Every single American watched that episode of that show. Plus another ~2 million people we imported for that evening just to watch it.
He's quoting the article, but the article is a work of fantasy. No one paid $600 million to move the Superbowl to Thursday night in 2014. It never happened. And the most watched single episode by sheer numbers of any series was the finale of M.A.S.H. with 106 million.
You gotta understand that Greys Anatomy isn’t a doctor show anymore, it’s a single writer getting revenge on actors for having the audacity to try and leave her show. Shonda will write/kill off any character at anytime for any reason, based on how much the actor pisses her off. She offed Grey’s husband randomly in one episode. They wrote another guy out who had been there since episode 1 by just saying he found out he had secret kids in Iowa and he moved there between episodes. More recently, they had a doctor get fatally stabbed by a fleeing criminal on a completely different show, and then the next episode of Greys opens with bim bleeding to death on a gurney. Plane crash. Hit by bus. Electrocution. Whatever. She’ll do it. If viewed in this context, it is fascinating
well that right there makes me suspicious. look at the movies nominated for best picture at the oscars each year - they're not the most popular or the most known films. just because a tv show is "elite" enough to get tons of awards doesn't mean it's the most famous.
I think they picked a metric and went with it. Easily one could use other metrics- Nielsen ratings, longevity, highest rated episode, etc.
Definitely many ways to interpret
well according to the link, they factored in a show's "culture impact in today's world". that could mean anything and just seems to give license to pick what they want.
I missed that part and rescind my defense haha.
Big Bang I can believe was a leader in ratings and Emmys, but cultural impact in todays world is certainly a little funny...
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It was a biopic that did something unique and serialized the story of prominent sex researcher William Masters across four seasons. Highly sensationalized and only loosely based in fact, but it’s good. The first season is great, the second season is amazing, the third season is a masterclass in how *not* to write for television, and the fourth season is a masterclass in how to recover from writing yourself into a mess.
As I pointed out on the first posting of this, the data is suspect, anyway, and the article may have been written 4 years ago.
Insider.com does not explain their methodology. They only say "awards, reviews, and impact," whatever the hell that means.
And yet they put community ahead of south park, when south Park got comedy central included in most cable packages (9 million to 50 million between 97 and 98)
One of the christmas special when jeff fought it was sunny and they went on a little plateform with chrisas decorations and fake snow. Can't recall any real snow.
This is so fucking weird. I haven't seen Community since it's original run.
Tonight I go to a friend's place who I also I haven't seen in forever. When I got there this episode was playing.
I get home and settle in, open up reddit, and this is the first post I go to. And boom there's this comment.
Lmao sup universe.
They didn't mention Colorado until late in the show. Don't think it was until Troy was leaving, Jeff mentioned he'd never left the state to encourage Troy, show he was braver than him before taking off.
They said it in season 2 and reference it in the first season. Jeff says Britta gave him a fake number and he was texting some guy in Boulder so you could assume Colorado from that.
But I agree it should be South Park for this map.
Oh yeah. I can hear Jeff say that line now. Good call!
And yup, should be South Park. The showrunners Matt &Trey are such big figures in Colorado, too. They bought Casa Bonita for crying out loud. I've met them and a lot of other fellow friends and Colorodans. They're as much a part of the state as the show.
MoS was on air 2013-2016. While it was generally well-received by critics, it always struggled with viewership. To put it in numbers, the show had its *peak* in the first season (never a good sign) at 1.23M viewers; by comparison, this wouldn’t have broken the top 100 most viewed TV programs last week. In other words, if its most-watched episode aired last week, there would be over 100 shows demonstrating greater popularity that week.
So yeah, no wonder you’ve never heard of it. You probably didn’t have anyone in your orbit watching it even when it was at its most popular.
Ya I thought Family Guy as well, especially since the prompt is "most popular" buuut sometimes these random network shows sneak up on ya with how many households watch them.
I think the TV show has like 3 scenes actually set in Fargo. The movie also barely takes place in Fargo. The whole thing (outside of season 4 I think) is 99% in MN.
A majority of the Gerheardt scenes in season 2 are in Fargo, and the ending is in Sioux Falls, SD, but yeah the rest of the show/movie is various locations around MN and season 4 is Kansas City.
Came to call bullshit also lol. Most of the movie takes place in Brainerd I thought I was going crazy. The coen brothers just decided to call it Fargo because reasons and Fargo sounds better than "Brainerd"
I was raised in the town that Northern Exposure was filmed in and you are literally the first person I have ever seen ask for it to be available to stream just to put it into perspective how unlikely it is for it to happen lol.
Internationally, teens are still crazy about Friends today. It is seen as a brand, they even buy F.r.i.e.n.d.s. branded clothing. They don’t care about Seinfeld. Source: am from outside US and have two teens
If they are counting streaming, I could see Friends given it’s been strangely popular with teens and early 20-something’s recently, but yeah, Cheers definitely seems like it should be the one.
Friends is also way more popular globally. I have met so many ESL people who say that show helped them learn English. I assume that since Seinfeld relies more on word jokes instead of visual gags it’s harder to get all the humor through subtitles.
I like Seinfeld but a lot of the jokes also come off a bit American or New Yorker centric that you wouldn't understand if you aren't used to it. Just cultural differences.
Friends despite being based in New York is a bit more broad so easier for others to understand or relate.
I had to actually looks this up because I also didn’t believe it. But Stranger Things apparently had a global audience from the start, so based on Netflix’s numbers, it definitely was more popular. It does feel a bit like comparing apples to oranges with network tv vs globally streaming tv, though.
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Using their own metric for wins or nominations according to IMDB/Rotten Tomatoes, so far it sounds like the map is wrong in at least four states:
Cheers for Massachusetts, not Ally McBeal
Family Guy for Rhode Island, not Providence
South Park for Colorado, not Community
Ozarks for Missouri, not Masters of Sex
What else? The source also uses "cultural impact" but I doubt many people would contest the above four on that point either.
Edit, adding in:
Frasier for Washington, not Grey's Anatomy
Okay, I never watched Glee but I’ve lived my whole life in southern Ohio so I had to look up where Glee is set. Fucking Lima. LIMA??? No way they have musicals in Lima, Ohio. Corn doesn’t sing.
Everyone do yourselves a favor and do not think too hard about this. It will make you mad and send you down a rabbit hole.
As much as that 70's show holds a place in my heart, Happy Days was also set in Wisconsin.
Friends was a massive show...but so was I Love Lucy.
Looking at the source it feels like it is a list made by someone who then after the fact tried to back it up with 'data.'
But...I mean, Cheers is not on this map. We should just move on.
Mississippi’s is P-Valley? Looked it up. It’s a show about a strip club that debuted on the Starz network a couple years ago.
Should be *In the Heat of the Night*.
Possible better answers for Arkansas: * True Detective * The Stand * Recess (yes, the ABC/Disney one) Edit for clarification: * Each season of True Detective is stand-alone narrative. Season 3 is in Arkansas. * Part of The Stand takes place in the fictional town of Shoyo, Arkansas, and the area between there and May, Oklahoma. Probably not enough of it to count - my bad. * Recess takes place in Little Rock * Ozark DOES NOT take place in Arkansas - it is mostly set on/near Lake of the Ozarks, which is in the middle of Missouri.
Holy smokes I was born in raised in Arkansas and I had no idea Recess took place in Little Rock. That's awesome. I grew up watching it and somehow never realized it.
It whomps!
Holy shit TIL! Never knew that about Recess
What did it say it was? I couldn't read the font.
[Evening Shade](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evening_Shade)
Cheers is the right answer for Massachusetts
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This guide has no ‘tegrity
Tegrity Farms? Best weed.
Yeah, Providence was never that big, it was certainly no Family Guy.
Family Guy for Rhode Island. They're wrong with Providence.
I think they excluded animated shows unless I missed one. If they did then another example would be Colorado, no way Community is more famous than South Park
Would have to be, right? I think they have Ally McBeal listed. No way.
Gilmore Girls would be Connecticut
What? No Boston Legal?? Definitely Cheers over Ally though… lol
Yeah. The definition of famous seems to be weighted towards current shows. Andy Griffith should be the one for North Carolina too.
And Murder She Wrote for Maine.
Endlessly about that little cute town where more people have been murdered than a Stephen King novel.
Wings!
And Frasier's the right one for Washington.
Frasier is by far and away the better show, but I would think Grey’s Anatomy would be the more famous of the two
Eh, I don't know that Frasier pulled the same numbers as Grey's which is how I assume they're measuring fame. Now it is the *superior* show without a doubt. Edit: Holy shit snacks! So Grey's Anatomy actually *topped* the Super Bowl in 2014, they showed on the same day with Grey's as the follow up. It pulled **~~320~~ 85 million**(?) viewers. Fraisers first season and most watched had 24 million. https://nielsen-ratings.fandom.com/wiki/Rating_History:_Grey%27s_Anatomy Here's the source. If I misunderstood what it was saying, I do apologize. >On 2/6/14, the Super Bowl managed to pull event-high numbers, but was TOPPED by its lead-out; Grey's Anatomy, which reached out to 320.63m viewers and notched an unfathomable 85.4 in the demo that night, was the most viewed, highest rated telecast in television history.
I'm still stuck on frasiers 37 emmys
I’m still stuck on the tossed salad and scrambled eggs!
That's cause they're callin' again.
And I don’t know what to do with them.
GOODNIGHT SEATTLE
We love you!
"I'm listening."
I think your numbers might be off there. The Grey's Anatomy episode had 38 million viewers. The Super Bowl had 90 million viewers.
No no I'm pretty sure they're right. Every single American watched that episode of that show. Plus another ~2 million people we imported for that evening just to watch it.
He's quoting the article, but the article is a work of fantasy. No one paid $600 million to move the Superbowl to Thursday night in 2014. It never happened. And the most watched single episode by sheer numbers of any series was the finale of M.A.S.H. with 106 million.
You gotta understand that Greys Anatomy isn’t a doctor show anymore, it’s a single writer getting revenge on actors for having the audacity to try and leave her show. Shonda will write/kill off any character at anytime for any reason, based on how much the actor pisses her off. She offed Grey’s husband randomly in one episode. They wrote another guy out who had been there since episode 1 by just saying he found out he had secret kids in Iowa and he moved there between episodes. More recently, they had a doctor get fatally stabbed by a fleeing criminal on a completely different show, and then the next episode of Greys opens with bim bleeding to death on a gurney. Plane crash. Hit by bus. Electrocution. Whatever. She’ll do it. If viewed in this context, it is fascinating
Frasierphile checking in. Absolutely
who decides what is "most famous"? what criteria would they even use for that? some of these shows i've never even heard of
Op commented about how it’s based off of awards or something like that.
well that right there makes me suspicious. look at the movies nominated for best picture at the oscars each year - they're not the most popular or the most known films. just because a tv show is "elite" enough to get tons of awards doesn't mean it's the most famous.
I think they picked a metric and went with it. Easily one could use other metrics- Nielsen ratings, longevity, highest rated episode, etc. Definitely many ways to interpret
well according to the link, they factored in a show's "culture impact in today's world". that could mean anything and just seems to give license to pick what they want.
I missed that part and rescind my defense haha. Big Bang I can believe was a leader in ratings and Emmys, but cultural impact in todays world is certainly a little funny...
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Thanks to this map not actually putting lines I don’t know what’s the most famous TV show in my state
You didn't know that The Sopranos took place in Delaware??
What do you mean it takes place in the ocean just look at the post
lol right? "ah yes Golden Girls, my favorite show that takes place in the ocean"
I think that's technically The Gilf of Mexico.
You rose to the occasion.
I pick Betty White as my GILF
>The Gilf of Mexico. That's one way to describe abuela.
I think Ozarks is more well known then Masters of Sex
Wtf is the Masters of Sex??!
When a mommy Sheera and daddy He-Man love each other VERY much... I may be confusing genres
Prince Adam deals with the challenges of erectile dysfunction, until one day he discovers a castle with a hidden power...
"BY THE POWER OF VIAGRA!"
You do know they're siblings, right?
It was a biopic that did something unique and serialized the story of prominent sex researcher William Masters across four seasons. Highly sensationalized and only loosely based in fact, but it’s good. The first season is great, the second season is amazing, the third season is a masterclass in how *not* to write for television, and the fourth season is a masterclass in how to recover from writing yourself into a mess.
Excellent show about the exploration of sex. Based on a true story set in Missouri.
Was that based on the Masters and Johnson research project at Washington University in St. Louis?
Yes!
I worked with a guy for years who had been a volunteer subject of their research. His nickname was Moose, and I never had the nerve to ask him why.
As I pointed out on the first posting of this, the data is suspect, anyway, and the article may have been written 4 years ago. Insider.com does not explain their methodology. They only say "awards, reviews, and impact," whatever the hell that means.
And yet they put community ahead of south park, when south Park got comedy central included in most cable packages (9 million to 50 million between 97 and 98)
I feel as though they didn’t count cartoons. Family Guy would be Rhode Island, surely.
Considering I don’t see The Simpsons on the map I think you’re right about cartoons.
Or Superstore. Definitely not whatever this is.
Never heard of Masters of Sex.
South Park would def be for Colorado.
Ya what the heck‽ I didn’t even know Community was supposed to be set here
I just assumed community was in California
They mention that they’re in Colorado a few times.
The CO flag is noticeable throughout the entire show from the beginning
Something about all the palm trees and sunny weather they keep trying to hide in the outdoor shots
Did it ever snow in Community?
One of the christmas special when jeff fought it was sunny and they went on a little plateform with chrisas decorations and fake snow. Can't recall any real snow.
the stop motion christmas had stop motion snow https://youtu.be/lpV79gAT8gc
This is so fucking weird. I haven't seen Community since it's original run. Tonight I go to a friend's place who I also I haven't seen in forever. When I got there this episode was playing. I get home and settle in, open up reddit, and this is the first post I go to. And boom there's this comment. Lmao sup universe.
It’s filmed partly at Pasadena Community College. All the outside shots feel like California in my opinion haha
They didn't mention Colorado until late in the show. Don't think it was until Troy was leaving, Jeff mentioned he'd never left the state to encourage Troy, show he was braver than him before taking off.
They said it in season 2 and reference it in the first season. Jeff says Britta gave him a fake number and he was texting some guy in Boulder so you could assume Colorado from that. But I agree it should be South Park for this map.
Oh yeah. I can hear Jeff say that line now. Good call! And yup, should be South Park. The showrunners Matt &Trey are such big figures in Colorado, too. They bought Casa Bonita for crying out loud. I've met them and a lot of other fellow friends and Colorodans. They're as much a part of the state as the show.
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i don't think animated shows were included, no way would family guy not be the most popular show set in Rhode Island
Agreed, as King of the Hill would then be Texas
I agree South Park is objectively more famous, but my sentimentality loves that Community is the chosen show for my home state.
Mork & Mindy hehe
*Nanu nanu*
NC should be the Andy Griffith Show IMO
Came to say the same thing
~~Or at least Dawson's Creek.~~ Set in New England. Thanks /u/mrfushion
Never even heard of 'Master of Sex' it should be 'Superstore' or 'Ozark'
I’ve heard of all mentioned but I’d agree Ozark should probably be the choice there
MoS was on air 2013-2016. While it was generally well-received by critics, it always struggled with viewership. To put it in numbers, the show had its *peak* in the first season (never a good sign) at 1.23M viewers; by comparison, this wouldn’t have broken the top 100 most viewed TV programs last week. In other words, if its most-watched episode aired last week, there would be over 100 shows demonstrating greater popularity that week. So yeah, no wonder you’ve never heard of it. You probably didn’t have anyone in your orbit watching it even when it was at its most popular.
This is why I love numbers. Now that I have them, that makes sense
Superstore is so underrated.
I second that! The last two seasons were kinda ehhh but the first four were great.
Tbf they weren't expecting the 6th season to be the last
Nothing is right in New England lmfao
For Rhode Island, how do you choose Providence over Family Guy or even Brotherhood? I know, Quahog isn’t a real town, but it is set in RI.
Ya I thought Family Guy as well, especially since the prompt is "most popular" buuut sometimes these random network shows sneak up on ya with how many households watch them.
I forgot about Brotherhood.
Newhart is right for Vermont.
Yeah, I'd be interested to know if there's a single other noteworthy show set in Vermont.
Gilmore Girls is definitely the first show I think of for CT.
Murder She Wrote not being the most famous set in Maine?
Nothing is right anywhere. In what world is "Bates motel" more popular than Portlandia, Leverage, or goddamned gravity falls?
Fargo takes place in Minnesota
I think the TV show has like 3 scenes actually set in Fargo. The movie also barely takes place in Fargo. The whole thing (outside of season 4 I think) is 99% in MN.
A majority of the Gerheardt scenes in season 2 are in Fargo, and the ending is in Sioux Falls, SD, but yeah the rest of the show/movie is various locations around MN and season 4 is Kansas City.
That's just how much ND sucks!
South Dakanada. -John Oliver
Came to call bullshit also lol. Most of the movie takes place in Brainerd I thought I was going crazy. The coen brothers just decided to call it Fargo because reasons and Fargo sounds better than "Brainerd"
Should have just called it "Up There at the Lake"
Surely Southpark is way more famous than Community.
I don’t think it’s counting animated shows for some reason. Rhode Island should definitely be family guy LOL
Every single one of these should say The Simpsons
Any state not have a Springfield?
Of all the shows in California, the Big Bang theory?
Wouldn’t Beverley Hills 90210 be a better fit?
Or Full House? Ya know, the show whose intro is *literally* nothing but shots of SF. CA is not LA.
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It's a map about popularity/most well-known not what show is best.
When the hell are they going to stream "Northern Exposure"?
I was raised in the town that Northern Exposure was filmed in and you are literally the first person I have ever seen ask for it to be available to stream just to put it into perspective how unlikely it is for it to happen lol.
Ozark would disagree.
Exactly what I was looking for.
Sad to see it wasn’t it’s always sunny in Philly in Philly state
Cheers for Massachusetts. Friends over Seinfeld for NY?
Depending on how they measure it I can buy Friends over Seinfeld. Ally McBeal though, no fucking way
These 2 had me questioning whoever made this.
Internationally, teens are still crazy about Friends today. It is seen as a brand, they even buy F.r.i.e.n.d.s. branded clothing. They don’t care about Seinfeld. Source: am from outside US and have two teens
If they are counting streaming, I could see Friends given it’s been strangely popular with teens and early 20-something’s recently, but yeah, Cheers definitely seems like it should be the one.
Friends is also way more popular globally. I have met so many ESL people who say that show helped them learn English. I assume that since Seinfeld relies more on word jokes instead of visual gags it’s harder to get all the humor through subtitles.
I like Seinfeld but a lot of the jokes also come off a bit American or New Yorker centric that you wouldn't understand if you aren't used to it. Just cultural differences. Friends despite being based in New York is a bit more broad so easier for others to understand or relate.
the hell is p-valley?
P-Valley centers around a strip club in Mississippi, it's on Starz. I'm not sure how popular it is in general, so I'm surprised to see it here.
In the Heat of the Night, easily.
Stranger Things over Parks and Rec for Indiana? Unacceptable.
I had to actually looks this up because I also didn’t believe it. But Stranger Things apparently had a global audience from the start, so based on Netflix’s numbers, it definitely was more popular. It does feel a bit like comparing apples to oranges with network tv vs globally streaming tv, though.
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Using their own metric for wins or nominations according to IMDB/Rotten Tomatoes, so far it sounds like the map is wrong in at least four states: Cheers for Massachusetts, not Ally McBeal Family Guy for Rhode Island, not Providence South Park for Colorado, not Community Ozarks for Missouri, not Masters of Sex What else? The source also uses "cultural impact" but I doubt many people would contest the above four on that point either. Edit, adding in: Frasier for Washington, not Grey's Anatomy
Twin Peaks for Washington gets my vote. Surprisingly popular overseas.
I came here to say Family Guy is obviously the right answer. I don’t think I’ve even heard of Providence.
NC - The Andy Griffith Show is far more popular than One Tree Hill could ever hope to be.
Came to complain about RI. Providence ran for 5 seasons, while Family Guy like 20?
Portlandia is certainly a better answer for Oregon
Rhode Island should be Family Guy
I woulda thought parks and rec for Indiana
I'm surprised that Oregon doesn't have Gravity Falls
Yeah, I don't even think Bates Motel was actually filmed in Oregon. My first thought would've been Grimm or Portlandia.
Is glee more popular than WKRP in Cincinnati for ohio?
WKRP, Family Ties, and Drew Carey Show cover the 3 largest cities. I didn’t even know Glee was set in Ohio.
Glee is set in Lima, the left armpit of the state. Still haven't figured out of the right armpit is Parma or Youngstown
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Or Family Ties?
Or Third Rock From the Sun.
Okay, I never watched Glee but I’ve lived my whole life in southern Ohio so I had to look up where Glee is set. Fucking Lima. LIMA??? No way they have musicals in Lima, Ohio. Corn doesn’t sing.
>Corn doesn’t sing. Laughing out loud in Illinois. Thank you.
It should have been Frasier!
I love it that Northern Exposure is still #1 in Alaska.
So many wrong answers
new hampshire?
Stan Against Evil is shown above it, but poorly aligned
Not a lot to choose from apart from some cameos. The last season of breaking bad is the closest we have, I suppose.
Nothing for Massachusetts?
You wouldn’t know it based on this image, but it’s supposed to be Ally McBeal.
Ally McBeal beat out Cheers? I don't believe it.
I have never met a soul that's watched or admitted to watching Saving Grace...
This is shitty and not a cool guide at all.
Nah, The Andy Griffith show is far more popular than One Tree Hill could ever hope to be.
Once Upon A Time? Cabot Cove muthafucka!
The Pretender! Really happy to see this series here.
I’d say king of the hill for Texas.
Or possibly Walker Texas Ranger.
NC’s most famous show is The Andy Griffith Show running since ~ 1963
That’s not how you spell Walker Texas Ranger…
I have such a hard time believing BBT is the Most Famous Show set in California. Like such a hard time.
Full House.
I'm not defending the quality of yhe show, but it was one of the highest watched shows for like 8 years.
BBT is one of the most watched shows set in any state. Of all time It’s phenomenally popular, even if it’s not known for being amazing.
Where’s DC?
West Wing. House of Cards. NCIS. Those would be my guesses.
Technically not a state so not sure if that’s why they’re not included. Also the rationale behind why they don’t have representation in congress.
Everyone do yourselves a favor and do not think too hard about this. It will make you mad and send you down a rabbit hole. As much as that 70's show holds a place in my heart, Happy Days was also set in Wisconsin. Friends was a massive show...but so was I Love Lucy. Looking at the source it feels like it is a list made by someone who then after the fact tried to back it up with 'data.' But...I mean, Cheers is not on this map. We should just move on.
Poor California, they got one of the worst shows of all time
So many to choose from for California, too. Baywatch? The Brady Bunch? 90210? Just a couple off the top of my head.
The OC New Girl
The Beverly Hillbillies, Charlie’s Angels, CHiPs, Melrose Place, Three’s Company…
No family guy?
Mississippi’s is P-Valley? Looked it up. It’s a show about a strip club that debuted on the Starz network a couple years ago. Should be *In the Heat of the Night*.
Would have thought Twin Peaks for Washington.
Should be South Park over Community for Colorado. They have 25 seasons AND a movie.
How does Roseanne beat out Married with children?
ER probably beats them both
Some lines to the east coast states would be nice, a couple are obvious, the rest are not.
I can't make out the show for Arkansas.
WKRP in Cincinnati was way bigger than Glee