There was nothing on TV this morning, so I pulled out my WKRP DVD's and watched this episode. Johnny played the long-lost McCartney tune "Arrow through Me." I just found out he'd moved on to the station in the sky. Who's gonna teach the kids about Bo Diddley now?
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Theology Fever
sandcrab72217 March 2022
If only to drink in the magnificence that is Herb's jacket. Smithers makes a very dowdy sweater salacious yum. Pinstripe Flytrap better than shirtless Redford.
Limp celery der schlüssel? Loony bin bound?
'Niffer clever. We expected that.
Arthur helpful. Did not see that coming. :-D.
Limp celery der schlüssel? Loony bin bound?
'Niffer clever. We expected that.
Arthur helpful. Did not see that coming. :-D.
Lesser Fever
snelling27 June 2020
Out of a sea of wonderful WKRP episodes, this one is pretty weak. And any sitcom not set in a radio station could have played it out. It was funny only because of the talent involved. The same epiphany could have happened to almost any other character with nearly the same outcome. It only happened to Johnny because it was always assumed he was using some sort of drug at one time or another. The 'golf pro' joke was probably the best. Since Mr Carlson has always been portrayed as a religious man, it is natural to assume that his input would be involved and matter to the story's resolution. The ending could have just as well taken place back at the station.
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