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The argument is made in the article below that it's the "Turkeys Away" episode of WKRP In Cincinnati. And despite nearly every sitcom doing at least one holiday episode every year, there's an argument to be made this one is, in fact, the greatest of all time.
It comes up because Thursday is Thanksgiving Day in the U,S.
WKRP in Cincinnati’s ‘Turkeys Away’ Is Still the Best Thanksgiving Episode Ever
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Actually, it was Vulture that brought it up. I just thought it would be interesting to some here. Sorry you didn't agree.
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RadioActive wrote:
Actually, it was Vulture that brought it up. I just thought it would be interesting to some here. Sorry you didn't agree.
I for one found the piece to be of interest.
Thanks RA
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Media Observer wrote:
I for one found the piece to be of interest.
Thanks RA
And I'll second that. Great article about a classic show.
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Years later, the NEW WKRP in the 90's...
12:17 in... lol
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Lorne wrote:
Media Observer wrote:
I for one found the piece to be of interest.
Thanks RA
And I'll second that. Great article about a classic show.
Yes. Good article, classic show.
Thanks RA
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Whatever you say or do on this site is alright with me RA. I have the box set of WKRP. Not all episodes (in my mind) stand up; but most do. For those of us who have been around for awhile we all tend to agree we all worked with all of those characters at one time or another : >)
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John D wrote:
Whatever you say or do on this site is alright with me RA. I have the box set of WKRP. Not all episodes (in my mind) stand up; but most do. For those of us who have been around for awhile we all tend to agree we all worked with all of those characters at one time or another : >)
It's a given that any sitcom based on an actual profession, will "exaggerate and/or ignore the daily reality", if deemed necessary for a good script.
Having said that, your comment inspires me (as a fan of WKRP, with no radio background myself) to finally ask a question that has lingered in the back of my mind for some time... how accurate do the radio veterans on this board assess the show's depiction of the industry back in the era it was filmed?
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