Can you name the tv shows by address/setting? by sobdennis

setting	show
West Beverly Hills High School
Tuckahoe, Westchester County, New York
704 Hauser St, Queens
963 N. Gilbert Ave. , Chicago, Illinois
KACL Radio station, Seattle
Greenwich Villiage Apartment building
Sky Pad Apartments
A farm in middle America, US Forest Service, Holden Ranch
0001 Cemetary Lane
Waratah National Park, New South Wales
PT -73
Los Angeles Tribune
San Pueblo, California
9114 Central Ave., Watts
San Diego, CA
Gotham City, Wayne Manor
Ponderosa Ranch
Arlen, Texas

setting	show
623 E. 68th st.,Manhattan;Westport, Connecticut
148 Bonnie Meadow Rd, New Rochelle
Mapleton Drive; 211 Pine Street
South Fork Ranch
Daily Planet, Metropolis
A large townhouse in Edwardian England
Suburban Detroit, Michigan
Shady Rest Hotel
A Manhattan high rise apartment building
Fort Courage, somewhere in the west
Tom Nevers Field Airport
A Boston bar
St. Eligius Hospital, Boston
Cabot Cove, Maine
Philadelphia Police Department
Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia
An uncharted tropical Island

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tv shows by address/setting Quiz

by sobdennis

Created Oct 7, 2010 in Television
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	sobdennis:	Oct 7th, 2010 at 06:55 GMT	2 points
	Even though I thought I had seen a similar quiz before, when I checked, it said no matches. Either way, I tried to include many shows I don't remember seeing on another quiz. I also tried to get a mixture of shows from all eras of television,and different genres, including reality tv. Tell me what you think.

	minnmich:	Oct 7th, 2010 at 09:33 GMT	1 point
	really great range in terms of shows. i'd suggest weeding out a couple of vague ones (eg various spots all over the world & a large ranch; college campus) and youve got a good one

	Kicking222:	Oct 7th, 2010 at 12:52 GMT	2 points
	What minnmich said- lots of shows have taken place on uncharted desert islands, or in San Diego, or in "various spots". Also, you should change the column widths so that the hint column is much wider (it's under "Style" on the creation page). Otherwise, cool quiz.

	bmo1616:	Oct 7th, 2010 at 16:48 GMT	-1 points
	How could you forget 1313 Mockingbird lane for The Munsters? Or 37 Spooner St. for Family Guy?

	sobdennis:	Oct 7th, 2010 at 18:01 GMT	1 point
	I understand your concerns and would love to improve those clues. But how else would you describe where the show that took place in "various spots all over the world" was set? I guess reality shows are not that easy to do in a quiz like this. I am open to suggestions.

	Kicking222:	Oct 8th, 2010 at 19:50 GMT	1 point
	You DON'T describe it- you just remove that clue, or replace it with another one. You have 37 answers, which is plenty- nothing wrong with removing a few. In addition to changing the column widths (which would really improve the game), I personally hate the "randomize clue order" function- I think very few games ever benefit from it. However, that's just personal opinion.

	rockgolf:	Oct 8th, 2010 at 19:56 GMT	1 point
	Actual TV addresses have already been done (on the front page). Can you remove the duplicates? http://www.sporcle.com/games/rockgolf/sitcom_addresses

	sobdennis:	Oct 9th, 2010 at 16:39 GMT	1 point
	I guess I can remove those clues. I liked having them in there because it adds to the variety and puts some more recent shows in there, though. As for the duplicates from another quiz, it is not as if duplicate questions have not appeared in other pairs of quizzes. I see nothing wrong with some duplication here as long as it is not an exact replica of the other quiz.

	sobdennis:	Oct 9th, 2010 at 16:53 GMT	1 point
	I went and removed the two reality shows and widened the column for the first column. Also I made one of the clues more specific so that only one show really fits where before two did, even though both shows had been acceptable.