Not american, is there a place where this show is located IRL?
Not american, is there a place where this show is located IRL?
Austin Powell
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Connor Jackson
911 memorial ground
Adam Wood
its based on a real life incident where an elderly couple just disappeared without a trace
their house even looks a bit like the bad household, a small wooden shack surrounded by nothing but empty fields
the only thing they found was their cat, all alone in their house
the case was never solved, but may have been an inspiration for the shows premise
Brandon Reyes
where
Brandon Barnes
It’s just any generic empty sport on the map, hence the name Nowhere.
I always viewed it as somewhere around the dust bowl area, Oklahoma or Kansas
Noah Bailey
Most likely Kansas or Arkansas a state with a lot of farm land, not much else.
Kevin Harris
I'm not american.
Kevin Ramirez
Do they have Google in your country?
Asher Miller
I wanted to make a thread about the place of the show.
Jaxson Miller
Blake Gutierrez
see
Jayden Morales
>is there a place where this show is located IRL?
Middle of nowhere
Joshua Thomas
The Great Plains region, the heartland of the United States which comprises of vast open and largely flat grasslands similar to the Russian Steppe. Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota make up most of the Great Plains.
Grayson Lewis
the shows stated to take place in "nowhere, Kansas" a few times
Jace Taylor
Middle of Nowhere, or as the Australians call it, Bloody Woop-Woop.
Zachary Gonzalez
They already gave a clear location in the near-centre of Kansas in one episode.
Aaron Gonzalez
What the hell is PICMIX
Chase Roberts
>dust bowl
First time I'm hearing about this, it explains a lot.
What a cool aesthetic.
Alexander Garcia
The show's isolation is an exaggeration, but only slightly. There used to be a thing called "prairie madness."
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Basically holy fuck it is depressing to live in a place where there's nothing to look at and the nearest human being is a day's journey away. These days it's all walmarts and megachurches.
Caleb Gutierrez
"Cool aesthetic" wasn't the way people who lived in the Dust Bowl saw it. Read "The Grapes of Wrath" or watch the movie.
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"The Wizard of Oz" was written before the Drought but it typifies that sort of hardscrabble life. (In subsequent books, the bank forecloses on Uncle Henry and Auntie Em.)
I think the term nowadays is "flyover country".
Caleb Martin
that's probably not true but damn is it freaky