Television

When you think about TV series that were set in Maine, reality shows like "North Woods Law" and "Maine Cabin Masters" come to mind or a miniseries based off Stephen King books. But here are five TV shows you might not have known were set in Maine.

A variety of television shows seek to expand our knowledge of the paranormal and prove the existence of ghosts.

These eight New England-based skits that will have you cracking up.

HGTV published a list of the 50 most charming small towns in America, including one in the Granite State.

A New Hampshire college campus has served as the set for numerous movies.

Locals want to see these 20 deserving New England restaurants make their television debut.

Many of the park's elements have remained the same throughout the years.

If you missed his critically-acclaimed episode of 'No Reservations' that was shot in Maine, here's a snapshot of everything Bourdain saw, did, and tasted.

This footage is nothing short of inspirational.

In the '80s, there was a popular game show called 'So You Think You Know Maine', where contestants could win an atlas or sack of potatoes.

November 1, 2014, was the day we lost Bruce Glasier, and Lee Goldberg posted what I think is one of the best Fifth Quarter openings ever in remembrance of him.

Before Tom Bergeron was on television nationwide, he had his local television debut in 1983 at the age of 29 on a New Hampshire TV game show.

While all the contestants are worthy of support, there's one houseguest that we Mainers can root for this season—Reilly Smedley.

This show brings strong feelings of nostalgia. But...why?

Love to see a local family man be featured in a Boston Bruins hype video.

Based on the hideouts of some of fictions most feared characters, is New Hampshire actually too quiet for our own good?