TV Article TV bites the big apple TV bites the big apple -- Manhattan is home to plenty of today's television favorites, from ''Seinfeld'' to ''NYPD Blue'' By Erica K. Cardozo Published on September 22, 1995 04:00AM EDT New York, New York, it’s a helluva town…in which to set TV shows, apparently. ”New York is a place where all these fascinating worlds intersect,” says Darren Star, creator of the Big Apple-based Central Park West. ”You’ve got all these different characters. That creates a lot of story possibilities.” It’s going to have to: This season, NYC (or at least a Hollywood soundstage version of it) will be the hometown of no fewer than 9 new shows and 9 returnees on the big-four networks — as many as are set in L.A. (10) and Chicago (8) combined. Below, we’ve mapped out the shows’ (mostly) made-up addresses. Four of the series (Central Park West, Law & Order, New York Undercover, and New York News) are actually filmed in Manhattan. Guess that ”I Love New York” campaign really worked. 1. New York Undercover Harlem2. Too Something Upper West Side3. Seinfeld 129 W. 81st street4. Central Park West 65 Central Park West5. Ned and Stacey 5th avenue and 70th street6. The Nanny 914 Park Avenue7. Newsradio Midtown8. New York News Chelsea9a. Law & Order (Squad Room) West 23rd street9b. Law & Order (Courthouse) 52 Chambers street10. Can’t Hurry Love Chelsea11. Mad About You 51 5th avenue12. Friends 90 Bedford street13. The Single Guy 126 W. 4th street14. Caroline in the City Tribeca15. NYPD Blue (Precinct House) 321 E. 5th street16. Misery Loves Company Stuyvesant Town17. Living Single Brooklyn’s Clinton Hill District18. The Preston Episodes Unspecified Manhattan location — with additional reporting by Kirsten McCumber