Well, we know they're in Papen County now.
Boxed Set, Vol. V: Just a Hint of Denial and a Dash of Retcon
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And the call sign on the newsprogram started with a "W." WKPC or something.
And the call sign on the newsprogram started with a "W." WKPC or something.
So, we know it's east of the Mississippi then.
Or in Minnesota. We're special.
The Great Lakes actually have some lighthouses, IIRC -- they're actually Great enough to need them. :: hums chorus of "Edmund Fitzgerald" ::
However, the show did specify sea caves, and I believe they had to wait for the tide so they could go exploring in them.
The Great Lakes also have tides. But "sea caves" to me does indicate an actual ocean.
I suspect the geography of Couer de Couers is similar to the geography of Sunnydale, where deserts, mountains, and oceans appear as needed for the narrative and then promptly vanish back into the aether.
Heck, my great-grandfather got shipwrecked in Lake Michigan. He became a bricklayer rather than go back to sailing.
Enhanced version of webisode - with commentary by Jane Espenson is also available.
Whoa. The Legend of the Seeker series comes fast and furious with the KLEE-shays. Then again, I suppose this particular hero's journey has been covered so many times, there really is no room for innovation.
I have to say though, LotS is much better than Merlin both production and acting-wise.