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Some is Hollywood garbage. Some is not.

March happens to be Women's History Month. While we're in that month, there have also been several fictional women in history that have had quite the impact on the evolution of pop culture as we know it. Those fictional women who have made such an impact are typically moms or motherly figures on television. If you had guess who Wyoming's favorite fictional mom was, who do you think it would be?

In Community, the mediocre college for which the series was named, Greendale, is set in fictional Greendale County, Colorado.

In Community, the mediocre college for which the series was named, Greendale, is set in fictional Greendale County, Colorado.

Kevin Costner will star in an upcoming TV show, Yellowstone, starting in June of 2018. Written by Taylor Sheridan, the show focuses on a struggling ranch family.

Streaming media is definitely here to stay. According to study done by Fortune last year, Netflix has more U.S. subscribers than Cable TV. With that in mind, what did the Cowboy State watch the most?

If you are a fan of the hit television series Longmire, then you'll be excited to know the date has been announced for Longmire Days 2018.

Laramie Star Robert Fuller will be Grand Marshal of the 2017 Jubilee Days. He received a belt buckle commemorating that honor.

If Alaska can get a show about their fishermen and bush people, why can't Wyoming get in on this reality show craze? 

We have a runaway favorite sitcom among Wyoming TV viewers!

What is Wyoming's favorite current sitcom? Many would argue sitcom's aren't what they used to be, but there's no denying that we have more entertainment choices than ever before. According to ranker.com, the top 10 best sitcoms currently on TV air: The Big Bang Theory Modern Family The Simpsons New Girl South Park Family Guy Brooklyn Nine-Nine It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia The Goldbergs 2 Bro

“Since this company has taken over, the service is just – almost zero,” says Vitale. “People just aren’t getting what they’re paying for and it doesn’t seem to be a concerted effort to expedite doing whatever they have to do to put this stuff in order.”