15 Towns Made Famous Because of TV
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West Covina, California
The hilarious comedy-drama Crazy Ex-Girlfriend revolves around a New York City-based lawyer, Rachel Bloom, who moves to Los Angeles to chase her teenage crush. And while West Covina may, indeed, be in LA, it’s not the glitzy-meets-edgy area much of the sunny SoCal city is known for. Rather, it’s a pleasant suburb with plenty of chain stores, kitschy malls and beautiful homes. Throughout the first season, “West Covinaaaaa, Californiaaaa!” is sung in the musical hit. Speaking of TV, check out these 30 “As Seen on TV” products.
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Westport, Connecticut
The most glamorous witch that graced your TV screen was surely Samantha Stephens on the show Bewitched. She and her husband, Darren, settled down in Westport, Connecticut, residing at 1164 Morning Glory Circle. The real-life town is known for its extreme wealth, with the average household income reported to be $270,222 in 2017.
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Litchfield, New York
Netflix original series Orange is the New Black made Litchfield, New York famous thanks to its setting in a fictional prison in the small town. Located in upstate New York, Litchfield doesn’t actually have a federal penitentiary, yet offers an ideal location for nature lovers, as it’s situated on the hills overlooking the southern rim of the Mohawk Valley and the eastern rim of the Sauquoit Valley. Take a look at 20 of the world’s most enchanting homes you can rent.