[69franx]

Welcome Matt

[toby]

Right, the point is that in certain subjects no one cares for reality or accuracy.

Replace 'no one' with 'the general public' or 'people outside the industry being dealt with' that would probably be more accurate.  Shows are always going to rub some segment of the population the wrong way when they botch the details on a subject, whether it's the local accents, the food, the zoom in and enhance, or whatever.  Sometimes, it's a minor nit like seeing Pacific Bell payphones in what's supposed to be a DC airport, but other times, it can be more cringe worthy (like the accents of any supposedly New Orleans based show ever).

[pete b]

Right, the point is that in certain subjects no one cares for reality or accuracy.

Replace 'no one' with 'the general public' or 'people outside the industry being dealt with' that would probably be more accurate.  Shows are always going to rub some segment of the population the wrong way when they botch the details on a subject, whether it's the local accents, the food, the zoom in and enhance, or whatever.  Sometimes, it's a minor nit like seeing Pacific Bell payphones in what's supposed to be a DC airport, but other times, it can be more cringe worthy (like the accents of any supposedly New Orleans based show ever).

Bad Boston accents get hit pretty hard here.