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Fictional city/town planners on television and streaming shows

Here’s our list of shows on broadcast television and streaming services that contain(ed) a character who is a city or town planner. The most recent addition is the character of Helen who appears in the new Netflix/CBC comedy, North of North. If you know of any others that were overlooked, please feel to pass them along.

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North of North (2025-?) – Netflix/CBC

  • Mary Lynn Rajskub plays Helen, the Town Planner in the fictional Canadian Inuk Arctic hamlet of Ice Cove.
Source: nonatslaq.com

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Numb3rs (2005-2010) – CBS

  • Alan Eppes, played by Judd Hirsch, is a former city planner for Los Angeles.
Source: allocine.fr

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Parks & Recreation (2009-2015) – NBC

Source: pinterest.com

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The Handmaid’s Tale (2017-2025) – Hulu

Source: eonline.com
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"The Handmaid's Tale" is back. Co-showrunners Eric Tuchman and Yahlin Chang, plus creator Bruce Miller and star/director Elisabeth Moss, spoke to @THR about the process of making it, and how it resonates today. “You have to imagine if you have no moral compass, if you are completely guided by avarice and selfishness and cowardice and covering your own ass, how would you act and what would you do? In that way, what’s happening now feels very understandable and predictable to a certain extent,” says Chang, who notes that this final season is also one of triumph and uplift. “It’s been a lot of dark and disturbing stories in the past, but now it’s the final season, and it’s a season about fighting back, about defiance and resilience and courage and guts and hopefulness. It’s time,” Tuchman concludes.

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Elisabeth Moss as June in The Handmaid’s Tale season six.
The Hollywood Reporter · ’The Handmaid’s Tale’ Final Season Will Be One of Triumph: “It’s Time”By Jackie Strause
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