There isn't much to discuss, but this has been bothering me for years.

 

 

 

Every time I turn on the television to watch an airing show, they always have characters traveling to distant countries to follow the plot. However, they are often very wrong on portraying the weather and scenery of the actual place. For example, on the show Heroes, a character traveled to a city in Texas called Odessa. Well in the show, the plant life is a luscious green and hills are as far as the eye can see. In real life, however, the city is a desert with flat land stretching for hundreds of miles. (I would know because I live here :o )

 

 

 

Shows have been doing this for years and it becomes very irritating after a while to me. So, do these errors bother you?

Doesn't bother me at all.

 

 

 

Alot of people know they don't do alot of filming on location, so we tend to not let us affect us.

I know they do hardly any filming on location, but the fact that they get the scenery so wrong really irritates me. :wall:

Best not to pay attention to the scenery then.

 

 

 

The scenery is a very minor part when it comes down to it. Whats more important is the plot and characters.

 

 

 

Hell, every T.V show has some faults that we never think of.

 

 

 

(Like The Simpsons, Homer and Marge are nearly 40, yet Bart was said to have been born when they were just out of High School, but he's only 10. Hardly anyone would have thought of that until 1 episode of the program where it was revealed.)