@mimpaquintt: Never, She Sang: #FamilyGuy TV Theme by #WalterMurphy originally performed by series creator Seth MacFarlane and cast. (Do look up Walter Murphy, his background is remarkable!) Epic TV Theme Songs Season 2 What if...? #AngelaLansbury Sang That? #Broadway #WestEnd [If after reading this you want to know more, leave a gimme facts in comments and I'll share one!] I lived in NYC for over 20 years and now live in Belle Mead, in Central NJ. I'm originally from New Bedford, Massachusetts. Born and raised for 18+ years. Nee Bedford, MA is thirty minutes away from Providence, and Cranston, Rhode Island and about an hour and forty-five minutes from Boston, Massachusetts.  Even though the fictional town of Quohog is based on Cranston, RI, the various "regional accents" on the show are a mix of Brookline Kennedys of mid-20th century fame and other port city accents of the north east. Every New England regional accent is fair game to represent Quohog.  Being from New Bedford is like saying, "I was born on Mars."  Do you know what a quohog is? Did you know that in public school lunches stuffed quohog was served? Usually with a side of cheese cubes, green beans, and mixed fruit... with a carton of milk. This helps serve the question: Just exactly how New England are you Mim?  I am so New England that my primary hobbies are genealogy and general world history. Many of us from the region have a mix of something else mixed with French Candanian, Acadian, First Nations, indigenous, metis, Objibwe, M'ikMaq ancestry. And at the same time have Mayflower  ancestors. The very fibers of our DNA tell a unqiue story of cultural diversity and heritage. (And for those new here: Mayflower pilgrims are NOT the same as Boston puritans. The Pilgrims sought religious freedom, while the Puritans aimed to create a "model society" based on their stringent religious beliefs. FACT. And unlike the rest of the state, our history is rooted in Quaker belief of equality.  Unlike other cities, segregation was never a thing in our public schools which were fully-- naturally integrated in the middle 1800s.) It is an honor to declare facts like: our city was a major stop for the underground railroad, Frederick Douglass and his wife Anna live there. Herman Melville lived there and sailed on whaling vessels from there, inspiring Moby Dick.  Our city was a melting pot way early on because of whaling and textile industries.  Everybody comes from somewhere. This show captures that spirit and some!

Mim Paquin

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