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Midwestern US.
And I’m pretty sure it IS airing in Italy. I was talking to someone there about it. It began airing there on Christmas day 2011.
You can see some start dates on the wiki page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Once_Upon_a_Time_(TV_series)#International_broadcasts
I am from North America, Chicago. Actually, I was born in Wisconsin, but my family moved to Illinois when I was like seven or eight months old, so I consider Chicago, Illinois, my one true home.
Anyone else from Chicago out there?I’m from Denmark.
The show has aired in Denmark, but we haven’t gotten as far as USA. My sister has been able to record some of the episodes, which I have seen. And I have been able to watch a few clips here and there and also read the synopsis for each episode on the internet.@sjm wrote:
Mia, wasn’t sure I really wanted to give that info away 🙄
Oh, I know. The thing is. With that info it’s still very hard to find out who you really are. Unless someone REALLY wants to know. Then there’s not much one can do. With or without giving info. 😐 Anyway, glad I know where you’re from. Interesting how many people come from more “northern” (and eastern, too, I guess) states than southern.
I grew up in the South, though. Lived in the West and just recently moved to this area which is actually considered Midwest. Seems more northern to me though, especially in the winter. I figured when I went on another website I was not even logged into and it showed a little rotating world with pin dots of everyone even online at their site and then listed my city in a column on the right, it didn’t really matter anymore. Using the internet, if someone really wants to find you, they can. It’s like having a cell phone.
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