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1. Fans visiting Senoia can take a walking tour, eat at Nic and Norman's, and visit the Woodbury Shoppe. What show that ran for eleven seasons between 2010 and 2022 filmed its first season in Atlanta before moving southwest to the small town of Senoia?

From Quiz Georgia TV On My Mind

Answer: The Walking Dead

Officially incorporated in 1866, Senoia residents pronounce the town name "see-noy". In 2010, nearly 3,300 people called the town home. As of the 2020 census, over 5,000 people lived in the city limits. The show filmed throughout the geographic area, including shooting scenes in Hampton and Griffin.

From Quiz Wisconsin On Your Television

Answer: Fonzie

The phrase "jumping the shark" has come to refer to when a television series has outlived its shelf life. It often happens after cast changes, especially if cute kids are involved. The particular episode in question "Hollywood Part 3" (September 20, 1977) follows the "Happy Days" gang as they travel to California. Fonzie is challenged to jump over a shark on water skis, which he does successfully. While "Happy Days" did go downhill, especially in its later seasons, it was still quite popular in 1977. Later that season, Robin Williams would play Mork, launching his career. Henry Winkler actually is a very talented water skier and did most of the skiing scenes in the episode himself. Only the jump over the shark was done by a stuntman. It is hard to imagine Richie or Ralph having the courage to jump over a shark. Watching Marion Ross do it would have been awesome.

From Quiz The Final States...

Answer: Any Day Now

Anyone remember the show "Any Day Now" (1998-2002)? This was a well-intentioned, short-lived show originally set in Alabama in the 1960s about the close friendship between an outgoing white girl and a quiet black girl. They drifted apart and Rene (the latter) moved to Washington and became a successful lawyer, while Mary Elizabeth (the former) got married and stayed in town. 30 years later, after the death of her father, Rene (Lorraine Toussaint) moves back, and she and Mary Elizabeth (Annie Potts) become re-acquainted. "Waltons" are from Virginia; "Andy Griffith" was in North Carolina; "Dukes of Hazzard" is set is Georgia.

From Quiz RE-STATED

Answer: Washington, D.C.

"Murphy Brown" (1988-1998) was a long-running and often acerbic sitcom about the star reporter of a news magazine show in the nation's capital; there were lots of political innuendos (in the 'Dan Quayle' years) and serious topics like single motherhood, breast cancer and addiction. Candice Bergen played Murphy, and the show won a 'boatload' of awards (Emmys, Peabody, Golden Globe, People's Choice) including five Primetime Emmys for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for Bergen.

From Quiz The State of TV

Answer: Family Guy

"Family Guy" is an animated sitcom about the Griffin family, set in the fictional city of Quahog, Rhode Island. Quahog is also the name of a hard-shell round clam which is among the longest lived marine species in the world. In case you're curious about the other choices: "The Office" is set in the very real city of Scranton, PA; the "Friends" live in New York City and "Friday Night Lights" is about a football team in Dillon, Texas.

From Quiz Unreal Estate

Answer: The Brady Bunch

All of the families lived in California, but it was Mike and Carol Brady who owned the big house on Clinton Way; it had enough room for 'yours, mine and' Alice! The upscale Bluths lived in Newport Beach; the Partridges, when not on their bus, lived in San Pueblo; the Tanners (not the ones from "Full House") also lived in Los Angeles, but at Hemdale Street - I wonder if they knew the Bradys? Anyway, the Brady Bunch house still exists and, if you're in the area and should wish to visit, it is located at 11222 Dilling Street, North Hollywood, California.

From Quiz Arizona: On TV 1912-2012

Answer: The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin

"The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin" ran from 1954 to 1959. Lee Aaker portrayed Rusty, who was being raised by the soldiers at Fort Apache, along with his dog "Rinny", following a wagon train massacre that had killed their family. The low-budget show did have a few famous guest stars during its run, including Lee Van Cleef, Jack Elam, Harry Dean Stanton, George Hamilton and Russell Johnson ("Gilligan's Island's Professor). Fort Apache was a real military camp located in what now is the White Mountain Apache Lands. It remained an active fort until 1924 and is now part of an historic park. Although the show took place in Fort Apache, it was actually filmed in California.

From Quiz (More of) What City Is That?

Answer: Los Angeles

Los Angeles is a convenient location for television programs because of all the studios in the area, not to mention the talent -- actors, crew, directors, producers -- who live there. "Dragnet" is a police procedural show that ran on NBC beginning in 1951, after several years as a radio program. Jack Webb was the executive producer as well as the star, starring as LAPD detective Sergeant Joe Friday. HBO premiered "Six Feet Under" in 2001 and ran it for five seasons. Based on the Fisher family, who owned, operated, and lived above a funeral home in Los Angeles, "Six Feet Under" won multiple Emmy, Screen Actor Guild, and Golden Globes awards. "The Big Bang Theory" premiered on CBS in the fall of 2007 but didn't become a huge hit until its second season. By its fifth, it had won five Emmys. The show follows a group of scientists who work at a major university in Pasadena, which is a city in Los Angeles County.

From Quiz Location, Location, Locations of TV Series

Answer: Nevada

The rich and beautiful land that made up the Cartwright's prize Ponderosa ranch was located on the Eastern border of Lake Tahoe, in the state of Nevada. The nearest town to the Ponderosa was Virginia City, where the Cartwrights often purchased their supplies, provisions, enjoyed a drink or hand of poker at the local saloon, and partook in social town activities. During their 14 season run, "Bonanza" air 430 episodes. "Bonanza" was one of the very few series in television history to end their season as the number one rated television programs for three consecutive seasons (1964, 1965, and 1966). Lorne Greene starred as the family head, Ben Cartwright. Ben ran his ranch with the help of his three adult sons, Adam (Pernell Roberts) the oldest and most responsible one, Eric (Dan Blocker) a lovable big man who was known as Hoss, with the gentle touch and youngest son Joseph (Michael Landon), who was known to everyone as "Little Joe", the family prankster, head strong, and sometimes hotheaded.

From Quiz Local Inspiration

Answer: Univille, South Dakota

The warehouse that protects the world from potentially harmful supernatural artifacts is located seven miles outside of the fictional town of Univille. The town, pronounced Un A Ville and not You Na Ville, is very small community, as is all of the real towns I provided as incorrect options. In fact, the incorrect choices are all towns with populations under 1000 residents as of 2011. The warehouse agents, Artie, Myka, Pete, Claudia and Steve (as of season four) all live at Lena's. Lena herself works for the warehouse, but not as a field agent. The previous warehouse, Warehouse 12, was located in London, England and was where HG Wells started her work as an agent around 1889. Helena Georgia Wells was the imagination behind all of the stories taken credit for by her brother Charles Wells. At least that's the truth for "Warehouse 13".

From Quiz Let's get something to eat, TV style!

Answer: Central Perk

The Central Perk was the central meeting spot for Rachel, Monica, Phoebe, Joey, Chandler and Ross. Rachel worked there as a waitress while Phoebe did some singing to the crowd on occasion. "Friends" was on NBC for 10 years from 1994-2004.

From Quiz Where In The World? Part I

Answer: Miami

The "Golden Girls" was one of the best sitcoms of all time. For seven years we lived, laughed and loved with Blanche, Rose, Dorothy and Sophia. None of the show was ever filmed in Miami and the house facade for outside shots was actually a home in Orlando.

From Quiz What City is That?

Answer: New York City

"Law and Order" ran for so long, you'd think people in NYC are tripping over dead bodies everywhere they go. Most of the "Law & Order" spin-offs were set in New York, too, including "Law and Order: SVU", "Law and Order: Criminal Intent" and the short-lived "Law and Order: Trial by Jury". Only "Law and Order: LA" was set elsewhere. Not only was "Law and Order" set in New York, it was also filmed on location there, giving local talent a regular source of employment.

From Quiz School Daze: TV Shows in High Schools

Answer: Head of the Class

"Head of the Class" featured ten genius teens enrolled in an Honors Program at Monroe High School. Jawaharlal Choudhury (Joher Coleman) was a good-natured and witty kid newly arrived from India. Their teacher, Charlie Moore (Howard Hesseman), introduced the bookish group to real life via sports, journalism, and musical productions. Coleman played the first East Indian character in a US situation-comedy. Choudhury was stereotypical and underused, but nonetheless broke a longstanding race and ethnicity barrier on television. In 1988, "Head of the Class" was also the first US sitcom filmed in the Soviet Union, when the Honors Program students went to Moscow to meet gifted Moscow teens. The show ran from 1986 to 1990, with changes in the cast, including Mr. Moore, in the final season.

From Quiz TV Programs Set in the Midwest

Answer: Indianapolis, IN

The show was the first on network television to feature a divorced, single mother raising children on her own. It was based on the real life experience of one of the writers, Whitney Blake, raising her own daughter as a single mother. The daughter? Meredith Baxter. (Duchess716)

From Quiz I'll Bet "Sully" Could Land There

Answer: Cicely, Alaska

"Northern Exposure" ran from 1990 through 1995 and starred Rob Morrow as a new doctor who was required to set up a practice in an unconventional and fictional Alaskan town. It was a quirky dramedy.

From Quiz Pubs & Alcohol on the Small Screen

Answer: The Nag's Head

The pub featured in most episodes of the sitcom, which ran from 1981 until 2003 and was the congregation point for most of the characters, under the stewardship of landlord Mike. The very first words spoken in the Nags Head in episode one were delivered by Tessa Peak-Jones, playing "Woman in Pub". Tessa later went on to play Del Boy's wife Raquel from 1988 until the final episode.

From Quiz TV Shows Based in Chicago

Answer: Married With Children

The beginning of "Married With Children's" theme song features Chicago's famous Buckingham Fountain. The show was filmed at a studio on Los Angeles; however, they did film on location in Chicago for a few episodes.

From Quiz TV Eateries

Answer: Cheers

Especially if your name is Norman.

From Quiz TV Happy Hour

Answer: Central Perk

Some of the original titles considered for "Friends" were "Across the Hall", "Six of One", and "Insomnia Cafe".

From Quiz TV Watering Holes

Answer: Kelsey's Bar

There were two actors that played Kelsey, Brendon T Dillon and Bob Hastings.

From Quiz TV Post Office

Answer: 263 Pinehurst Street , Chicago, IL

Starring Reginald VelJohnson and Jaleel White.

From Quiz "State" The Answer

Answer: North Carolina

Mayberry was based on Mt. Airy, North Carolina, Andy Griffith's birthplace. Show aired 1960-1968.

From Quiz Location, Location, Location

Answer: Absolutely Fabulous

This TV show is allegedly based on the life of Lynne Franks, one of the UK's most famous PR Ladies. Some of the story lines have been changed to protect the guilty!

From Quiz TV Places

Answer: 'Dawson's Creek'

The gang resided in Capeside, Massachusetts until college took them elsewhere. Actress Michelle Williams played Jen. She went on to become famous for her marriage to the late Heath Ledger. Katie Holmes (Joey) became famous for her marriage to Tom Cruise. Of the two actresses, as of 2013, Michelle was the one more famous for her film career. James Van Der Beek (Dawson) did not experience a lot of film success, and Joshua Jackson (Pacey) had a successful stint on the cult sci-fi series "Fringe" in the late 2000s.

From Quiz TV Shows Set in Hawaii

Answer: Hawaii Five-O

With some of the best theme music ever!

From Quiz Recognize This Address?

Answer: Bewitched

Samantha and Darrin Stevens used to live there.

From Quiz TV States

Answer: Connecticut

It was set in Dunns River, CT.

From Quiz Wisconsin On Your Television

Answer: Schotz Brewery

Laverne and Shirley were bottle capers at the Schotz Brewery. The show was a spinoff of "Happy Days" and started its run in January 1976. The first five seasons were set in Milwaukee, then the girls moved to California for the last few seasons. "Laverne and Shirley" ended its run in May of 1983. The other three are real long-time Wisconsin businesses. Harley-Davidson has been making motorcycles since 1903. Usingers began in 1880, and Leons in 1942.

From Quiz TV Shows Set in the South Florida Area

Answer: The Golden Girls

Dorothy (Bea Arthur), Rose (Betty White), Blanche (Rue McClanahan) and Sophia (Estelle Getty), were the stars of this hilarious show. This show was set in the Miami area but shot live at the Ren-Mar studios, located in Hollywood, California. The address used for the ladies' home in Miami was 6151 Richmond Street. But, it was really a home in Brentwood, with the address of 245 N. Saltair Ave. that was used for shots of the Girls' dwelling. Whenever you hear the theme song, "Thank You for Being a Friend", memories of the "Golden Girls" come alive.

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