Alaska Reality
In todays advanced info and technology it is disappointing to see Alaska portrayed as an extension of northern California.
First - a location three hundred miles north of Anchorage is NOT just outside of Anchorage - it's just short of Fairbanks....You would fly into Fairbanks to get to a location less than a hundred miles away. Anchorage Airport looks very similar to most big city airports with cement sidewalks.
There are no towns between Anchorage and Fairbanks more than a few hundred in population and none with large businesses and beautifully laid out streets with lots of stores and people on streets. There are no brick buildings in the interior because the cost of transporting building materials inland is way too expensive.
Cedar trees don't grow in the interior and neither do large pines. The trees have lost their leaves by Dec. and the spruce north of Anchorage are mostly short and spindly.
December is cold and mostly dark.
Alaska does have a large population of people and they do watch television - can you make it at least slightly believable if you are going to pass it off as Alaska??