Unleavened Bread by Judge Robert Grant, set partly in Boston The Vanished Child by Sarah Smith (writer), set partly in Boston The Virgin Knows by Christine Palamidessi Moore; sibling rivalry and art theft (from the basements of Harvard's Fogg); set in Boston's Italian North End Vital Signs by Robin Cook; Boston is the home of protagonist Marissa Blumenthal You Can't Take a Balloon into the Museum of Fine Arts by Jacqueline Preiss Weitzman; a children's picture book about a girl's lost balloon floating past landmarks in Boston Zodiac by Neal Stephenson; an eco-thriller focusing on industrial pollution in Boston Harbor Television A number of popular television series are set in Boston, four of which were notably created by David E. Kelley, who grew up in suburban Boston. Ally McBeal, romantic comedy popular in the late '90s, created by David E. Kelley of Belmont, Massachusetts Banacek, detective series starring George Peppard as Thomas Banacek Being Human, a werewolf, a ghost and a vampire share a house in Boston The Best Years, Canadian TV show set at a fictional Boston College Between the Lines, short-lived TV series based on the movie of the same title Boston Common, comedy about attending a fictional Boston college, featuring Anthony Clark Boston Legal, centered on a Boston law firm, created by David E. Kelley Boston Public, centered on a Boston public school, also created by David E. Kelley Chasing Life, about a journalist in Boston who is diagnosed with leukemia Cheers, by Charles-Burrow-Charles Productions and Paramount Pictures; centered on a Boston bar, which in reality is the Bull & Finch Pub. In the sequel to Cheers, Frasier, Dr. Frasier Crane frequently refers to Boston. Crossing Jordan, crime drama, follows the lives of Boston Medical Examiner Jordan Cavanaugh and her co-workers Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, in the episodes "Where the Heart is", Parts 1 and 2. Dawson's Creek, teen drama 1998–2003; in Season 5 the main characters go to college in Boston Falling Skies, sci-fi drama set in Boston and the surrounding areas Fringe, set in Boston and surrounding area Goodnight Beantown, sitcom dating to 1983 How High, set at Harvard James at 15, later retitled James at 16 Leverage, set in Boston The Paper Chase, based on the 1970 novel and the 1973 film of the same title Park Street Under Paul Sand in Friends and Lovers, a short-lived 1974–75 situation comedy featuring Paul Sand as