I live in Connecticut so mine would be 'Bewitched' and 'Who's The Boss?'

Wings
Boston Common
Cheers
Goodnight, Beantown
Two Guys and a Girl

The only ones I can think of are 8 Simple Rules and Home Improvement, in Michigan.

The Andy Griffith Show
Mayberry RFD
One Tree Hill
The Famous Jett Jackson

Seinfeld, Sex and the City, ElR, Caroline in the City, and it keeps going and going and going.

I dont live in a "STATE", we have provinces here! And to be honest, i couldnttell you what shows were set in Ontario other than King of Kensington

Ohio: The Drew Carey Show, Family Ties, WKRP in Cincinatti,
3rd Rock From the Sun, and Homefront.

Wings
Boston Common
Cheers
Goodnight, Beantown
Two Guys and a Girl

and:

St Elsewhere
Something Wilder
The Paper Chase

The most Bay State of all shows was set in California - Yes Dear.

Jean Louisa Kelly was born in Worcester
Liza Snyder in Northampton
Mike O'Malley in Boston (raised in NH) big Red Sox Nation fan
Anthony Clark went to Emerson - which looks something like the school on Boston Commons - he often performs in Boston

I don't know if there are any set in Maine are there.

I don't know if there are any set in Maine are there.

Dark Shadows
Murder She Wrote
The Dead Zone

The only one I can think of right now is The Guardian. lol

dallas the show

and:

St Elsewhere
Something Wilder
The Paper Chase

The most Bay State of all shows was set in California - Yes Dear.

Jean Louisa Kelly was born in Worcester
Liza Snyder in Northampton
Mike O'Malley in Boston (raised in NH) big Red Sox Nation fan
Anthony Clark went to Emerson - which looks something like the school on Boston Commons - he often performs in Boston

don't forget Ally McBeal and The Practice as well as Boston Legal and Boston Public

I don't know if there are any set in Maine are there.

Murder, She Wrote at least for the first several seasons before it moved to NY...

Rhode Island:
Providence
Family Guy
Brotherhood

For me it would be Fraiser::

Ohio: The Drew Carey Show, Family Ties, WKRP in Cincinatti,
3rd Rock From the Sun, and Homefront.
Also in Ohio:

Ed
Hope & Faith
Normal, Ohio

THE TONY RANDALL SHOW (sitcom from the 70s; for those who don't know of it)
HACK
THE GOVENOR AND J.J. (sitcom from the late 60s-early 70s)
IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA
ANGIE

Dallas

Friday Night Lights?...based on Odessa Permian, but not sure about the TV show.

Mine would be California:

The Beverly Hillbillies
Full House
Dragnet '67
The Streets Of San Francisco

and:

St Elsewhere
Something Wilder
The Paper Chase

The most Bay State of all shows was set in California - Yes Dear.

Jean Louisa Kelly was born in Worcester
Liza Snyder in Northampton
Mike O'Malley in Boston (raised in NH) big Red Sox Nation fan
Anthony Clark went to Emerson - which looks something like the school on Boston Commons - he often performs in Boston

Also, the 1985-88 ABC Cop Series "Spenser: for Hire," starring the late Robert Urich was also another show you can add to the Boston list. You can see shots from Boston in the opening credits of that show.

if you're talking about the Bay Area that is "San Francisco?"

if so, then "Full House" and "The Streets of San Francisco" take place there, too. As well as this one very short-lived sitcom that aired on ABC in the early to mid-'90s starring Margaret Cho also took place there.

If it's Oakland, CA, then you can also add:

"Hangin' With Mr. Cooper" to the list of shows that took place in Oakland, CA.

Others:

Besides "Alice," what other shows were settled in Arizona? I was originally born in Arizona, but now reside in Illinois.

Illinois Sitcoms:

Webster
Punky Brewster
Married with Children
Hogan Family, The
Perfect Strangers
Good Times
Family Matters
Roseanne
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (short-lived TV adaption of the movie)

Illinois non-Sitcoms:

Chicago Hope
Hill Street Blues? (it was said that this show was situated in the Midwest, so I might be in Illinois)

I live in Kansas, and I can't think of any shows that were or are set in Kansas.:( If anyone can think of any, please let me know.

For me it would be Fraiser::

and don't forget Grey's Anatomy

Also, the 1985-88 ABC Cop Series "Spenser: for Hire," starring the late Robert Urich was also another show you can add to the Boston list. You can see shots from Boston in the opening credits of that show.

if you're talking about the Bay Area that is "San Francisco?"

if so, then "Full House" and "The Streets of San Francisco" take place there, too. As well as this one very short-lived sitcom that aired on ABC in the early to mid-'90s starring Margaret Cho also took place there.

If it's Oakland, CA, then you can also add:

"Hangin' With Mr. Cooper" to the list of shows that took place in Oakland, CA.

Others:

Besides "Alice," what other shows were settled in Arizona? I was originally born in Arizona, but now reside in Illinois.

Illinois Sitcoms:

Webster
Punky Brewster
Married with Children
Hogan Family, The
Perfect Strangers
Good Times
Family Matters
Roseanne
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (short-lived TV adaption of the movie)

Illinois non-Sitcoms:

Chicago Hope
Hill Street Blues? (it was said that this show was situated in the Midwest, so I might be in Illinois)


don't forget to add ER to the Illinos list.

lots in California
-Three's Company
-Moonlighting
-The Fresh Prince of Bel Air
-Full House
-The A-Team

I live in Kansas, and I can't think of any shows that were or are set in Kansas.:( If anyone can think of any, please let me know.
Kansas: Smallville, Jericho, Gunsmoke

I can think of 4 for Wisconsin

-Happy Days
-Laverne and Shirley
-That 70s Show
-Step By Step

I live in North Carolina so for me it would be Andy Griffith.

I live in North Carolina so for me it would be Andy Griffith.

Likewise plus a few other shows.

Now that I think of it I remember seeing the Charles River in Banacek.

Like me, Something Wilder is Bay State through and through but not from Beantown. It was set in the beautiful Berkshires - Norman Rockwell's Stockbridge.

To the North - Those from Vermont have Newhart.

I live in Louisiana and the only one I can think of is the upcoming this fall show
K-Town
its a drama I believe another cop show from the previews looked to show...

Any tv shows located in Oregon? I can't think of any...

Any tv shows located in Oregon? I can't think of any...

Eureka & Hello Larry

Any tv shows located in Oregon? I can't think of any...

Was Harry and the Hendersons in Oregon or Washngton?

In my current home state, Georgia: Designing Women
In a past home state, Indiana: One Day at a Time

Drexell's Class
Double Trouble

:lol: Never heard of either one. Had to wiki to get that much.

The only ones I can think of are 8 Simple Rules and Home Improvement, in Michigan.


Ditto!
Back in the 70's there was a failed series supposedly set in Flint, Mi. (I live 10 miles west of Flint) It was so lame! The series revolved around a steel plant. Which is ridiculous. No steel plants in Flint! It should have been an auto plant, DUH!:rolleyes: and in an outdoor shot of a kid riding his bicycle around his neighborhood there was a mountain in the distance!:lol: The Flint area is basically flat. The only "mountain" in a 20 mile radius is a landfill.:lol: I can't remember the name of the series but I believe that Elinor Donahue played the mother. Does anybody remember this fiasco?:D

I think it was Mulligan's Stew. Or maybe it was Please Stand By.

Florida
Miami Vice (Miami)
Burn Notice (Miami)
CSI Miami (Miami)
Karen Sisco (Miami)
B.L. Stryker (Set in my home town West Palm Beach)

Well, I'm not American, but I will make this cute little list anyway. (I got some help from you other guys, but I've come with most of it myself.)

California: "Ellen", "That's so Raven", "Lizzie McGuire", "Alf", "Seventh Heaven", "Falcon Crest", "Baywatch".

Texas: "The brothers Garcia", "Dallas".

Florida: "The golden girls", "Empty Nest", "Miami Vice".

Michigan: "8 simple rules", "Sister, sister", "Home Improvement".

Illinois: "Family Matters", "Kenan & Kel", "Two of a kind".

Winsconsin: "Step by step", "That 70s show", "Happy days".

Massachusetts: "Sabrina the teenage witch", "Cheers", "The suite life".

New York City: "The Cosby show", "Friends".

Washington DC: "Cory in the house", "Smart Guy".

I live in Louisiana and the only one I can think of is the upcoming this fall show
K-Town
its a drama I believe another cop show from the previews looked to show...

Franks Place

Massachusetts: "Sabrina the teenage witch", "Cheers", "The suite life".



someone correct me if i'm wrong, but isn't "The Suiet Life..." set in New York City? Manhattan to be specific?

^ Wasn't The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd set in NYC as well? It's been years since I've seen it so I've forgotten. I'm sure it was set in the East.

I live in Connecticut so mine would be 'Bewitched' and 'Who's The Boss?'
Soap was set in CT (Westport, I believe) as well.

someone correct me if i'm wrong, but isn't "The Suiet Life..." set in New York City? Manhattan to be specific?
Isn't it set in Boston?

Since I'm from Canada, there have been a couple of shows set in my home province of Prince Edward Island. 'Road to Avonlea' (or 'Avonlea' to those who got the airings on Disney Channel) and 'Emily of New Moon'. 'Avonlea' was filmed in Ontario, while 'Emily' was filmed in Prince Edward Island (not far from where I live). 'Emily' starred Susan Clark (best known to you 'Webster' fans as Katherine), John Neville (from 'Grand'), Sheila McCarthy (from 'Little Mosque on the Prairie'), and Linda Thorsen (from 'The Avengers').

Isn't it set in Boston?


it might be, i've only seen it a few times and i just kind of assumed it was set in NYC...

I could swear they said it was in Boston?

Minnesota: Mary Tyler Moore

Pennsylvania: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Mr. Belvedere

Any others?

Drexell's Class
Double Trouble

:lol: Never heard of either one. Had to wiki to get that much.

Double Trouble (I know S2 was set in NY for a fact, b/c the girls lived with the Aunt in NY)

I could swear they said it was in Boston?


Suite Life is set in Boston. They work at the Paul Revere MiniMart.

Minnesota: Mary Tyler Moore

Pennsylvania: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Mr. Belvedere

Any others?

QAF

Another Massachusettes sitcom you can add is "Boy Meets World," too.

QAF

What's QAF?

What's QAF?

Sorry, Queer as Folk (which was on Showtime) was set in Pittsburgh.

Another Massachusettes sitcom you can add is "Boy Meets World," too.


No, Cory was a Phillies fan - there is no way the show could be in the Bay State. Actually. I think it was set in Philadelphia.

K-Vill

Double Trouble (I know S2 was set in NY for a fact, b/c the girls lived with the Aunt in NY)
Yeah, the first 11 or so eps were in IA.

BROTHERS (a sitcom from the 80s that was on Showtime)

No, Cory was a Phillies fan - there is no way the show could be in the Bay State. Actually. I think it was set in Philadelphia.
You're right! That show is set in Philadelphia (Pennsylvania).

Sorry, Queer as Folk (which was on Showtime) was set in Pittsburgh.

Oh yeah! I almost forgot about that show!

Another Texas-based show, though it's animated that you can also add in is:

Beavis and Butt-Head, b/c Highland was set in Texas and Mike Judge's voice-overs for Tom Anderson are quite similar to Hank Hill's voice on King of the Hill.

Suite Life is set in Boston. They work at the Paul Revere MiniMart.


wait, isn't The Suiet Life Of Zack and Cody set in a Manhattan HOTEL? are we talking about two different shows?

Minnesota: Mary Tyler Moore

Pennsylvania: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Mr. Belvedere

Any others?


Actually Fresh Prince was set in California, hence the name "Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air", only the character of Will was fron Pennsylvania and only a few episodes were set in Pennsylvania. The show was set in Bel Air, California.

But especially in the beginning, Will talked so much about Philly, that it was almost like it was partly set there.

wait, isn't The Suiet Life Of Zack and Cody set in a Manhattan HOTEL? are we talking about two different shows?

No sorry, definitely Boston - one episode took them back to Colonial Times and the Boston Tea Party. There was a picture in the lobby of the tea party. There are also shots of the John Hancock Building - not far from the Common.

See? I knew it was Boston! :D

No sorry, definitely Boston - one episode took them back to Colonial Times and the Boston Tea Party. There was a picture in the lobby of the tea party. There are also shots of the John Hancock Building - not far from the Common.


Okay i stand corrected...

But especially in the beginning, Will talked so much about Philly, that it was almost like it was partly set there.

well that may be, but the show was always set in California...

But especially in the beginning, Will talked so much about Philly, that it was almost like it was partly set there.

Whoops, my fault on that. It's like Will kept talking about Philly so much, I actually thought it was set in Philly! :lol:



what about:

Maryland
Virginia
Washington D.C. (well not really a state, but it sits between Virginia, West Viriginia and/or Maryland)?

Where was "Amen" set at?

Whoops, my fault on that. It's like Will kept talking about Philly so much, I actually thought it was set in Philly! :lol:



what about:

Maryland
Virginia
Washington D.C. (well not really a state, but it sits between Virginia, West Viriginia and/or Maryland)?

Where was "Amen" set at?

Murphy Brown- Washington D.C.

Murphy Brown- Washington D.C.
Get Smart was also set in D.C., b/c the opening credits from the final season definitely showed shots of various D.C. landmarks.

"That's My Mama!" was also a D.C. based show, b/c Clifton Davis always talked about his father's barber shop was in D.C. in the opening credits of S1.

Scarecrow and Mrs. King was also another D.C. show.

The F.B.I. (1965-74 ABC Quinn Martin drama) was also D.C.

227 was also another show that was based out of D.C. as well.

Amen was also another show that based out of Pennsylvania.

Wasn't Angie also out of Pennsylvania?

yes; ANGIE was set in Philadelphia, pennsylvania. I remember that because when it started my family had just moved to "philly" and my brother and I used to like to name the philly landmarks they showed in the opening.

D.C: The West Wing

I can only think of FAMILY TIES at the moment...

Interesting to know though!

Home Improvement

Home Improvement. (Detroit Michigan)

I'm sure there are other sitcoms set in Detroit, but I can't think of any at the moment.

Ed.