With TV bigger and more widespread than ever before, it looks like every state in the union is getting its due.
We decided to make our own list of the most popular TV show from every state.
We left out reality shows unless we couldn't find a popular-enough series. Selections were based on each show's longevity, critical acclaim, awards, and lasting cultural impact.
Did we get your state right? Let us know in the comments if you have another suggestion.
ALABAMA: "Any Day Now" (1998-2002)
Network: Lifetime
Seasons: 4
The hour-long drama followed the friendship between two girls of different races during the civil-rights movement of the 1960s.
The series flashed back and forth between the two women, Mary Elizabeth O'Brien Sims (Annie Potts) and Rene Jackson (Lorraine Toussaint), during childhood and as adults.
ALASKA: "Northern Exposure" (1990-1995)
Network: CBS
Seasons: 6
What started out as an eight-episode summer series, gradually turned into a popular staple on the network.
The two-time Golden Globe winner followed Dr. Joel Fleischman (Rob Morrow) as he's forced to move his practice from New York to Cicely, Alaska, to complete scholarship requirements from college.
ARIZONA: "Medium" (2005-2011)
Networks: NBC/CBS
Seasons: 7
Patricia Arquette plays a medium who uses her powers to speak with the dead and see future and past events to help solve police investigations.
The show aired its first five seasons on NBC before airing two final seasons on CBS. Arquette won a Primetime Emmy for her role in 2005.
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