Jan Smithers was to WKRP what Maryann was to Gilligan's Island.

No tv show had a better cast of characters with better chemistry and Fever was spectacular. RIP Howard Hessman will always be Dr. Johnny Fever to me.

One of my favorites was when Johnny and Venus were drinking on the air so they could show how impaired you get when you drink and Venus got terribly affected while Johnny’s reactions got quicker with each drink.

An extremely underrated sitcom, how Howard Hesseman never won an Emmy is shameful

Rest in Peace Dr. Johnny Fever

Loved him and the show..... They don't make tv like this anymore, so sad

I worked with Howard on "Head of the Class" for his 4 years with it. He is and will be missed.

R.I.P. Howard Hessman...a talented actor in the many various roles in his career. But Dr. Johnny Fever (John Caravella) is THE character he will be fondly remembered for. A beloved ❤ character that was just a regular dude. WKRP in Cincinnati is one of the most UNDERRATED sitcoms of the 70's/early 80's (1978-1982). Thanks for uploading a great highlight.

Every single character was special. Favorite show back in the day.

Bailey was the true Bae of this show

I loved this show in its day. Dr. Johnny was hilarious--sardonic, ironic and such great comic timing.

When a sitcom was actually hysterically funny!!!!

Such a great show...each character with a distinct personality. I loved how Les had a bandage (somewhere) in every single episode.

Still watching 50yrs. later . Great show , love the people snd stories .

Just got enough time to pour yourself a nice steaming cup of.... CHEMICALS!

This show not only demonstrates a unique ensemble but has me looking up some rock and roll gold.

You played many different Characters,and made the world laugh. You shall be missed. Rest in peace.

How can I remember so much about a show from so long ago!

RIP Mr. Hesseman...I remember the episode when you were running from the "phone cops"! One of the funniest episodes ever!

Great show... I was in high-school in the 70s. This show was spot on with the times... Loved it...

My God what a classic show. Perfect cast.

That was my favorite tv show all four seasons , had the poster of Loni Anderson and my favorite character was Dr Johnny Fever he always reminded me of my late brother RIP Johnny

The people at WKRP made everything sound super exciting .

This show was classic.emjoyable..great acting .just a delight.

RIP Howard Hesseman.

R.I.P, Dr. Johnny, I had no idea he passed away last month so sad, 💔

I just watched the first episode of WKRP and now I’m going to have to watch the whole thing again. I had forgotten how good it was.

Thank you for honoring Howard Hessman ❤ 🥀

I grew up with this show, and at the time I didn't know how much it took for such. Sustained. Television. Comedy. Kudos -and Rest in Laughter.

Mr Carabella thanks for the laughs. RIP Mr Hessman

Loved the show

I LOVED Dr Johnny Fever ! he was MY DJ, forever ! ------The 70's Ruled !

"And the award goes to ... W.T. N. A". After all these years, I finally get that joke.

Johnny Fever was the best. He was a big part of the show😂😂😂

One of my favorite shows growing up. Dr. Johnny Fever was always my favorite

I was working at a legendary rock station in the SF Bay Area when this show was on the air. We used to get together as a staff to watch this show every week. It was more real than you think.our morning guy looked like Dr Johnny, and was one of the most brilliant program directors I ever worked for, I was the friendly mid day guy, our all night lady was about as wholesome as you could get like Bailey, our night guy was one of the original shock jocks, a brilliant writer of satire with a wild act nothing like he was personally, our afternoon drive guy used to have comedians on the air and rock stars who would drop by the station. It was a very creative era in radio. If you remember KOME back in the 70s and 80s , you know what I mean. It was a time when radio was entertainment, not just a juke box. Listeners developed relationships with the folks on the air. Today, with corporate control of broadcasting, there isn’t much radio that’s compelling to listen to. Classic rock stations play the same 400 songs over and over again. Hard for a new band to break through in alternative rock stations as well. I have Sirius XM, their Deep Tracks is close to old free form as you can get in rock radio these days. Performers like Jim Ladd, Earle Bailey, Dusty Street were all there in rock radio during this period. It’s great to hear them on Sirius again. At least in Sirius radio, you an find a music station to fit whatever mood or genre of music you like or talk station. Yeah, it costs money but to me it’s worth it. With Pandora and Apple Music I can hear music I haven’t thought about in years and new music as well. You tube also allows new bands to break through creating a new resurgence in symphonic metal bands like Nightwish, and especially Japanese bands like Band Maid, and other bands who incorporate traditional Japanese instruments with rock. And they look like their having fun which is what Rock is all about. Terrestrial radio, who cares, boring as boring can be. I’ve moved on, so has the audience.

Wonderful show. Loved this, great writing.

Gotta love how they all respected Les’ invisible walls and door! Lol

Best show of my high school years. No one on TV held a candy to Jennifer. Each character was unique yet blended into one harmonious humor.

ITS THE PHONE COPS!!!!

I grew up on this show in the 70's, loved Dr. Johnny Fever!

When Johnny Fever listens to Pink Floyd, yep, best bit in the whole show. He's DJing in Heaven now.

I loved that show! RIP Howard Hessman.

Simpler times. Great show. I went and brought a copy of Blondie's Parallel Lines on the back of one of the episodes.

One of the Best shows on the air! At the time! Creative and funny, but not cheap!

RIP, Mr Hessman - we hardly new ye❤️❤️⭐️

Dr. Johnny Fever was my favorite character on this show. I was half in love with him.

Johnny fever shall never be forgotten and will live forever he's spinning records in heaven rip

An instant star-making role for journeyman Howard Hessman.

I vote Yes for Bailey

He was such a natural

That show..., that show was the Best of the 70s. Part of the background of my life. RIP WKRP.

I loved this show and Jonny fever.❤

I forgot what a great fashion icon Herb was I’m going to start dressing like him

Fantastic writing and a solid group of actors made this one of the greatest shows ever made. The shame of music royalties kept this wonderful show away from syndication. Unless you watched it on it's original run on CBS from 78 to 82 you probably don't know what WKRP is.

I remember him more from Head of The Class as a kid

Thanks for this. Loved that show.

This is like slipping into a warm tub. So comforting.

Bailey. Is. The. One. We. Boys. Wanted.

Loved the show RIP to Johnny fever

Rest in Peace Johnny Fever!✌❤🎧🎵🎤

I was in love with Jan back in the day.....

the best !!!! thank you!! WKRP legacy!!

You will always be missed!!! Rest in Peace!!!

I was hoping to see a clip of my favorite. The Drunk driving episode was one of the funniest in my opinion. Cop was so mad. Lol.

We miss you Dr Johnny Fever 🤕

Chi-Chi Rod-we-gwez!

I almost forgot fella babies. BOOOOGER

that bailey quarters is something to look at.

As would be for any of the WKRP cast, Howard Hessman's memorial was a string of Les Nessman vignettes. (and a reminder of how much we all loved and miss this show and its endearing characters.) RIP Dr Fever.

I liked the episode with the "phone cops."

I saw Head Of The Class but I missed this, I was born in 1979 but hey Hesseman was great period.

Dave K. This 15:49 seemed like only a mere 5 minutes. Time flees when the characters welcome their personality's into our very own. Brava!

Very good show wish I can find it somewhere streaming

He played that role like he was born to do it.

What the hell happened to us all. TV used to be good Radio used to be good This country used to be good People used to be good and had a sense of humor.. ...how we have fallen....

The winner is, station WTNA. I missed it the first time around.

Bought this series and loved it.

I wanted to be a radio disc jockey cause WKRP in Cincinnati was my inspiration plus I love watching reruns of this classic show

Great combination of characters. One needs to understand top 40 AM radio of the 60's and 70's to truly appreciate the show

I didn’t know… but have to say thanks for this being my moments of (not) silence! ❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️

In the 80's I worked in radio..LOVED WKRP..figured if they could have Venus Flytrap, I could be Venetia Blind!! Lol...Nope

Since the very first time seeing that delightful slice of angel cake goodness in the film 'Stroker Ace', I instantly fell in love with Loni Andersen. For me... The perfect 10. 😍😍😍😍 😎🇬🇧

Simply the greatest tv show ever put on air. Prove me wrong...........

The wait by the pretenders was a great song it’s on my play list

R.I.P Dr. Johnny Fever!

I just bought every season of WKRP on dvd !!!!

I'll watch anything with Bailey in it

Am I the only one who thinks that Floyd Pepper is the Muppet version of Dr. Johnny Fever?

WTNA lol. Lord knows how many jokes we missed as kids.

My favourite memory is when the cast and crew welcomed the Iran hostages back to the U.S. when they were free (instead of the already filmed introduction).

Great stuff

Loni Anderson was hot as hell on this show.... 🤪🤩😍

Lol, now Huggable Herb would be in the HR office having a chat.

This was one of the most memorable shows of its era. A talented cast with great chemistry.

I have always known how great this is , it's my high bar of standards. None come close !

KSTN/STNK stockton, Mexican fm, Tape recorder played 2 hours of WKRP, ratings soared

Love this! Thank you. And thanks for including the closing theme.

Even has the kitty at the end :)

Instantly recognizable theme song which no one can sing the lyrics to. Not even it’s author. I loved this show. Still do