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Here's a game, a poster comments a Tv show, movie, cartoon etc and the following poster comments the states/cities/metros that come to mind, based on the common appearance and personalities of the actors, the accents they try to portray, the scenery of a set location (Don't include those that appear to have multiple locations) etc
Example 1
-That 70s Show
-Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana, Minnesota, Iowa
(Midwest vibe, heavy reference to Wisconsin in particular)
Example 2
- The Big Bang Theory
- Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, California
('nerds'= areas with high percentage of college educated people)
Rural Georgia/Alabama (or really, anywhere in the rural Deep South), although eastern Kentucky in particular also comes to mind as well due to the town of Hazard.
Rural Georgia/Alabama (or really, anywhere in the rural Deep South), although eastern Kentucky in particular also comes to mind as well due to the town of Hazard.
Next: Green Acres
Kansas is the state that comes to mind. Also Oklahoma, Nebraska, or Iowa.
I'd say the Inland Empire or Lancaster/Palmdale, CA at this point, given how "bougiefied" the neighborhood where the traditional setting has taken place ever since, with increasing diversity as well as teardowns for more upscale housing as well. Perhaps even metro Phoenix due to being noticeably whiter than SoCal these days.
Next: Sha Na Na
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