Thanksgiving Classic (WKRP)

[RinglingRingling]

yes... full episode:

http://www.hulu.com/watch/322

[TommyBahama]

yes... full episode:

http://www.hulu.com/watch/322

a classic!!!!

[bodypainter]

"As God is my witness,I thought turkeys could fly!"

[big john]

"Oh the humanity!" ----or----

[CaptainP]

Best. TV. Episode. Ever.

[Bicycle Bill]

WKRP in Cincinnati's 1978 episode "Turkeys Away" might just be the greatest Thanksgiving episode — or any other holiday-themed episode — ever. If you haven't seen it, you must have been living in a cave or under a rock or something. So let's see how well you remember it.
Take the test here:
http://mentalfloss.com/node/14069/take#ixzz2lzn4BpJS

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[surfpirate]

I even snuck a WKRP reference (I steal, er ... "borrow" from everything)
in the 2010 "Smokey and the Bubblegum Bandito Great Bootleg Grog Run" storyline ....

[phjrsaunt]

Can't have Thanksgiving without it!

[LiveandletLiver]

I have the last 7 minutes beginning with Les Nesman's broadcast on my DVR. I watched it last night then logged on here this morning to see I'm not alone.

Somehow it doesn't surprise me on this forum.

[CaptainP]

WKRP in Cincinnati's 1978 episode "Turkeys Away" might just be the greatest Thanksgiving episode — or any other holiday-themed episode — ever. If you haven't seen it, you must have been living in a cave or under a rock or something. So let's see how well you remember it.
Take the test here:
http://mentalfloss.com/node/14069/take#ixzz2lzn4BpJS

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Yep. 100%

[citcat]

100% here, too.

"Mr. Carlson, I don't take dictation."

"I don't get coffee."

Jennifer had a great job. I wonder where the actress is now and what she looks like ?

[Bicycle Bill]

100% here, too.

"Mr. Carlson, I don't take dictation."

"I don't get coffee."

Jennifer had a great job. I wonder where the actress is now and what she looks like ?

First off, she was born in August 1945, which means she is currently 68 years old (she would have been in her mid-30s during her run on "WKRP").
otherwise —
"In recent years, Loni has shown incredible perseverance. As always, the stalwart beauty continues to play up the glam but has since downplayed the dramatics. She seems more focused these days on having innocuous fun, playing a number of hearty vixens in sitcoms and series guest spots. Over time, she has enjoyed such lightweight sitcoms as Nurses (1991), The Mullets (2003) and as Tori Spelling's materialistic mother in So noTORIous (2006), which did not get the seal of approval from Tori's real-life mother."
(From her Internet Movie Database bio; Here's a link to the whole thing.)

Lastly, here's a picture of her from an appearance at the premiere of "Sister Act" at the Pantages Theater in Los Angeles back in July 2013.  Looks like she's still a regular at the plastic surgeon.


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