Johnny Fever

[Wolfman]

My inspiration--- back when there were real DJ's spinning real vinyl. Had a lot of fun doing it.

[Screw_Michigan]

Is this the dude from WKRP?

[Diego in Seattle]

Is this the dude from WKRP?

Yes:


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And it's no surprise that schmuck doesn't have any clue as to what happened more than a decade ago...

[Screw_Michigan]

CNN.

I don't watch CNN, so I wouldn't know any better.

[Screw_Michigan]

Yes:


1,2

And it's no surprise that schmuck doesn't have any clue as to what happened more than a decade ago...

I'm old enough to remember the show (all-time greatest TV jingle) but not old enough to remember watching any episodes. Bode me, I guess.

[Diego in Seattle]

Yes:


1,2

And it's no surprise that schmuck doesn't have any clue as to what happened more than a decade ago...

I'm old enough to remember the show (all-time greatest TV jingle) but not old enough to remember watching any episodes. Bode me, I guess.

I'm sure that you remember the (t)Hanksgiving episode that concluded with Carlson saying "As God as my witness I thought that chickens could fly."

IIRC there was an episode about a Russian dancer wanting to defect from the USSR (I believe it closed with Elton John's Tiny Dancer in the background).

And there was also an episode revolving around the tragedy at Riverfront Stadium during The Who concert in 1979 where 11 people died when a crowd tried to rush the gate.

[Screw_Michigan]

Ah, I kind of remember his character. RIP.

[Softball Bat]

I liked Johnny Rivers more than Johnny Fever.

[smackaholic]

Wonder if he ever got anywhere with Loni?

She and wonder woman were two of my generation's jerk fodder.

[smackaholic]

I'm sure that you remember the (t)Hanksgiving episode that concluded with Carlson saying "As God as my witness I thought that chickens could fly."

Why yes, I do remember. But it wasn't chicken, dumbass.



One of the funniest episodes ever. Les was awesome doing the play by play.