WKRP in Cincinnati

Série télévisée
1978–1982
TV-PG
30min

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12 k

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Les mésaventures du personnel d'une station de radio en difficulté à Cincinnati en Ohio.Les mésaventures du personnel d'une station de radio en difficulté à Cincinnati en Ohio.Les mésaventures du personnel d'une station de radio en difficulté à Cincinnati en Ohio.

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Récompensé par 1 Primetime Emmy
- 2 victoires et 16 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
Les Nessman wears a bandage on some part of his body in almost every episode. Eventually, he reveals that he has a very large dog at home. In real life, Richard Sanders was injured before taping Pilot: Part 1 (1978), and had to wear a bandage on the air. He decided to make it Les' trademark.

Gaffes
Les Nessman is a bachelor, but he often is seen wearing a wedding ring.

Citations
Arthur 'Big Guy' Carlson: As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly.

Crédits fous
The lyrics for the closing credits consist of gibberish words.

Versions alternatives
MTM Productions' license to use some of the songs for this show expired in the mid-1990s. Syndicated and home video versions since then, including that on the Nick-at-Nite cable network, have replaced some of those songs with stock music.

Connexions
Featured in The 32nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1980)

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The Funniest Comedy of All Time?

Only a very few comedies have reached what I consider the height of mixing pathos, characterization, slapstick, verbal byplay. Night Court, Cheers, Mary Tyler Moore...and WKRP manages to surpass them all. WKRP comes out ahead of most of these (except maybe Night Court) because it was a true ensemble. It didn't focus on just Sam & Diane, or just Mary, but equally covered each of its cast members, giving them almost-equal screen time.

These were also folks who had _lives_ that didn't revolve entirely around the office or resolving the problem at the office: families, social lives, etc.

The recent Nick at Nite marathon (40 hours, five nights) just brought back home to me that this show was so funny, and why even some of the worst episodes are still a heck of a lot funnier than most "comedies" on the air today.

Hopefully WKRP will be settling into a long stay on Nick at Nite once the marathon runs its course.