For four decades after the purge, few sitcoms of note were set in the South, and many of those were set in urban or suburban communities. One media critic stated that only four of note had been made—"House of Payne", "Meet the Browns" (both from Atlanta-based Tyler Perry), "Designing Women" and "The Carmichael Show". Other examples include "Evening Shade", a Burt Reynolds vehicle set in a fictionalized version of Evening Shade, Arkansas; "The Golden Girls", set in Miami, Florida and featuring the identifiably Southern Blanche Devereaux as a main character; "Mama's Family", set in a Southernized version of Raytown, Missouri and featuring "Mayberry RFD" star Ken Berry in a major supporting role; and the animated sitcom "King of the Hill", which ran for 13 seasons on the FOX Network and featured a caricature of suburban Texas life.