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school of child-rearing) backfired as her son ended up indecisive, weak-willed, and afraid of her. As a display of her cutthroat attitude, she has a painting hanging above her fireplace in her living room of two pairs of dangling legs of people just hanged. In the series' final episode, it is revealed she had always intended WKRP to lose money (for the tax write-off), which explains why she allows the incompetent employees to continue working at the station. The only one who is regularly able to get the better of her is her sarcastic butler, Hirsch.
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513:native Gordon Sims (with the on-air persona of
2741:"'WKRP in Cincinnati' lyrics just 'gibberish'"
2712:"'WKRP in Cincinnati' lyrics just 'gibberish'"
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2612:"WKRP in Cincinnati theme by Steve Carlisle"
1434:Outstanding Video Tape Editing for a Series
1036:The show initially earned poor ratings, and
1997:Season 1, episode 17, "A Commercial Break".
1572:at 617 Vine Street in downtown Cincinnati.
1401:Outstanding Video Tape Editing for a Series
1104:Starting with the second season, CBS moved
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2107:"WKRP in Cincinnati – Golden Globes"
1834:Bowie, Stephen (November 21, 2012).
485:The station's new program director,
4974:1980s American multi-camera sitcoms
4969:1970s American multi-camera sitcoms
2236:Learmonth, Michael (June 4, 1998).
2039:Teitelman, Bram (January 7, 2009).
1792:20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
1576:Real stations with similar branding
1456:Classic TV Broadcaster of the Year
882:List of WKRP in Cincinnati episodes
872:also appeared in supporting roles.
4999:Television shows set in Cincinnati
4915:List of radio stations in Kentucky
3054:Terry, Josh (September 16, 2014).
2836:Salas, Randy A. (April 22, 2007).
2803:Salas, Randy A. (April 23, 2007).
2710:Heitz, David (November 12, 2008).
2349:Fybush, Scott (January 30, 2003).
2075:Evanier, Mark (January 13, 2006).
2016:. January 19, 2009. Archived from
1860:Kiesewetter, John (May 29, 2014).
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4934:with extended nighttime coverage.
4920:List of radio stations in Indiana
3029:"WKRP in Cincinnati Music Update"
2875:Levine, Justin (April 13, 2007).
2790:Top Adult Contemporary: 1961–1993
2480:Arave, Lynn (February 10, 1989).
1972:King, Susan (September 1, 1991).
1548:actually belongs to Cincinnati's
1138:before a live studio audience at
1115:. The final first-run episode of
2979:. August 5, 2014. Archived from
2328:The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
2321:Ho, Rodney (February 16, 2019).
1751:" (which was later replaced by "
2225:. December 6, 1997. p. 64.
2195:. Popular Press. pp. 6–7.
2051:on January 7, 2009 – via
1836:"Turkeys Away: An Oral History"
1714:chart in 1981 and at 29 on the
1048:back without any cast changes.
4910:List of radio stations in Ohio
3083:"WKRP in Cincinnati Community"
2949:Lacey, Gord (March 31, 2007).
2792:. Record Research. p. 41.
1974:"Retro: 'WKRP' in Los Angeles"
1705:label. It peaked at 65 on the
684:. Jan Smithers was one of two
339:flirts with Jennifer Marlowe (
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4984:Television series about radio
4449:by frequency & subchannel
3959:Isabella and the Dinosaur Dog
2838:"A different tune for 'WKRP'"
2536:"Really on air in Cincinnati"
2134:"Past Winners & Nominees"
1794:released the first season of
1144:Goldenwest Videotape Division
387:that he selected WKRP as the
4989:Rock music television series
2846:. p. 4F. Archived from
1588:, an AM station that had a "
1570:Cincinnati Enquirer Building
3836:The Trials of Rosie O'Neill
2587:"WKRP in Cincinnati Trivia"
1891:Kassel, Michael B. (1993).
1840:The Classic TV History Blog
1531:In 1997, Bobby Harper told
1488:Broadcaster(s) of the Year
1252:(for "God Talks to Johnny")
1032:Little House on the Prairie
533:. Ruthless business tycoon
505:and clueless news director
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4880:Huntington-Ashland-Ironton
3967:The Boy Who Drank Too Much
3919:(1996–2000, season 1 only)
3852:The New WKRP in Cincinnati
3479:The New WKRP in Cincinnati
3313:The New WKRP in Cincinnati
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1758:Wilson has commented that
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1423:Outstanding Comedy Series
1340:Outstanding Comedy Series
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474:The New WKRP in Cincinnati
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3007:The Cincinnati Enquirer
2540:The Cincinnati Enquirer
2373:The Cincinnati Enquirer
2065:Kassel 1993, pp. 75–76.
1866:The Cincinnati Enquirer
1641:Raleigh, North Carolina
1060:. This allowed creator
501:, greasy sales manager
384:The Cincinnati Enquirer
4932:Clear-channel stations
4050:Radio stations in the
3892:Bailey Kipper's P.O.V.
2852:Also published by the
2300:440 International, Inc
2041:"Radio's Call To Arms"
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1154:Awards and nominations
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1528:"Skinny" Bobby Harper
1285:Primetime Emmy Awards
1016:Timeslots and success
718:in the series pilot,
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3983:Just Between Friends
3652:We've Got Each Other
3644:The Betty White Show
3564:The Bob Newhart Show
3404:The First Wives Club
3117:Hometheaterforum.com
3061:Consequence of Sound
3035:. September 15, 2014
2961:on February 5, 2013.
2817:on February 22, 2014
2633:"WKRP in Cincinnati"
2264:Barrett, Don (ed.).
2161:"WKRP in Cincinnati"
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529:and junior employee
414:(Jennifer Marlowe),
406:(Dr. Johnny Fever),
114:Theme music composer
4007:Christmas Every Day
3788:Eisenhower and Lutz
3780:Beverly Hills Buntz
3412:Blast from the Past
3119:. November 22, 2016
2858:on May 5, 2007 as "
2745:The Quad-City Times
2217:"Lifelines: Deaths"
2020:on January 19, 2009
1560:Studios and offices
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1187:Golden Globe Awards
840:Throughout its run
422:(Bailey Quarters),
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4954:WKRP in Cincinnati
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3951:Something for Joey
3668:WKRP in Cincinnati
3612:Three for the Road
3596:The Bob Crane Show
3580:The Texas Wheelers
3572:Friends and Lovers
3471:The Famous Teddy Z
3447:WKRP in Cincinnati
3380:Rustlers' Rhapsody
3285:WKRP in Cincinnati
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3168:WKRP in Cincinnati
3093:on October 6, 2014
2912:on August 4, 2003.
2904:Weinman, Jaime J.
2850:on April 22, 2007.
2433:Q102 101.9 WKRQ-FM
1952:Television Academy
1749:Fly Me to the Moon
1726:The show's use of
1716:Adult Contemporary
1686:that parodied the
1590:middle of the road
1546:WKRP in Cincinnati
1540:Transmission tower
1508:"Real" WKRP people
1134:was videotaped in
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858:Michael Des Barres
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2747:. Davenport, Iowa
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2435:. August 10, 2012
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