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17 rocking behind-the-scenes photos from 'WKRP in Cincinnati'
Baby, if you've ever wondered, wondered whatever became of me…
With a wonderful cast and a crate of awesome records, WKRP in Cincinnati is the most rocking sitcom of all time. People tuned in to both see blonde bombshell Loni Anderson and perhaps catch a bit of the latest Blondie single.
Considering it was set in a raucous radio station, WKRP in Cincinnati was a blast for the actors. No wonder so many of them reunited for The New WKRP in Cincinnati in the early '90s.
Today, we're sticking with the classic. Let's take a peek behind the scenes of the side-splitting sitcom.
Play misty for me
The Everett CollectionLoni Anderson tends to the plants. She even matches the filing cabinets.
Photo booth
The Everett CollectionHoward Hesseman, Gary Sandy, Tim Reid and Gordon Jump goof around in the DJ booth set. Notice how you can see the studio lights above the walls.
A Quarters for your thoughts
The Everett CollectionJan Smithers played Bailey Quarters to perfection.
Carp diem
The Everett CollectionJump senses something fishy is going on with the "KRP Carp" costume from "Fish Story."
It takes a Village
The Everett CollectionAnderson poses with the Village People. She appeared on an episode of The Love Boat with the disco band.
Casting desk
The Everett CollectionThe whole gang gathers around Jennifer Marlow's desk.
Put me in, coach
The Everett CollectionAnderson is ready to play ball for "Baseball."
Les is more
The Everett CollectionRichard Sanders (Les Nessman) points to a truly big Big Guy.
Arnold and Anderson
The Everett CollectionAnderson and Schwarzenegger hit the town. The two starred together in a 1980 made-for-TV movie, The Jayne Mansfield Story, and a Diet 7UP commercial.
Black-and-white Smithers
The Everett CollectionSmithers shows her serious side.
Scum of the Earth
The Everett CollectionMichael Des Barres, center, the real-life rock singer who performed at Live Aid, fronted the fictional band Scum of the Earth in "Hoodlum Rock."
Performing swimmingly
The Everett CollectionAnderson was a pin-up icon of the era to rival Farrah Fawcett.
Rainbow Fever
The Everett CollectionHesseman played one colorful character.
Oh, Sandy
The Everett Collection
Sandy takes notes.
Plaid to meet you
The Everett CollectionFrank Bonner shows off Herb Tarlek's one-of-a-kind style. The plaid even matches his Arkansas Razorbacks mug.
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I like Herb's plaid suit.
My favorite WKRP episode is the one where Les wants a helicopter, and goes flying with Buddy. Hilarious!