This Photo is Not Edited, Look Closer at the WKRP in Cincinnati Blooper

Did you know that WKRP in Cincinnati was literally named after excrement and that a jacket worn by Venus Flytrap in the show actually misspelled the name of the Ohio city? Welcome to our latest facts-packed video, where we take a deep dive into the world of WKRP in Cincinnati and explore the bloopers and mistakes that occurred throughout the show's run. From forgotten lines to wardrobe malfunctions, this video is a must-watch for diehard fans of the show who want to know every behind-the-scenes detail.

▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Selling Himself Short
00:48 - Marital Issues
01:10 - Pew Pew!
01:44 - Drop The Needle
02:18 - Another Audio Mishap
02:44 - Real-World Momentos
03:25 - Going Up?
04:04 - The Great Midwest Palm Trees?
04:42 - This One Goes to 71
05:23 - Number Games
06:04 - Cincinnato
06:21 - Bandaged Up For Good
07:01 - Wait Till You See The Interior!
07:23 - What’s In A Name?
07:52 - Outro

We'll start by examining some of the show's most iconic moments and revealing the slip-ups that occurred during filming. Did you know that Les Nessman's famous Buckeye Newshawk Award was actually forgotten by the actor during one bathroom scene? Or that in the episode "Hoodlum Rock," the rockers throw a bellhop out of the window but the camera angle reveals they're definitely not on the first floor?

But that's not all we'll cover in this video. We'll also reveal some little-known facts about the making of the show, such as the fact that many of the radio station props and decorations were actually donated by real-life DJs who loved the show. Plus, we'll explore some of the inside jokes and references that only the most eagle-eyed viewers may have caught.

So grab your popcorn and get ready for a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most beloved sitcoms of the 70s and 80s. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to the show, this video is sure to entertain and enlighten. Don't miss out!

This Photo is Not Edited, Look Closer at the WKRP in Cincinnati Blooper

[MrsParksIsInTheHouse]

Loved this show! To this day, every Thanksgiving, my family and I still send each other the YT clip of Mr. Carlson saying, “As God as my witness, I thought turkeys could fly”… ❤

[skivvywaver]

I just loved Bailey. The show was very funny, but Bailey made it even more fun for me to watch. Jan Smithers was just a really pretty girl.

[wbcau]

The show ran from 1978-1982. At the time UHF TV went up to channel 83. It was in 1983 that the UHF spectrum was changed and channels 70-83 were removed. So, channel 71 mentioned in the show would've been correct at the time.

[lorireece]

This show really should’ve lasted longer! It was fantastic!

[dalereigle]

I loved the show.... The turkey drop was great, but i also enjoyed the surreal thoughts of the concert give away, where a fan died in the leaving of the concert. It showed that WKRP was not afraid to look at some ofthe negative sides. Also, the paster that wanted to restrict certain songs, and the funeral home plugs that were stopped. In them two, it showed that Mr. Carlson was not just a bumbling fool.

[kirnpu]

Love the turkey show of course, but my next favorite is when Jennifer calls Herb's bluff and invites him to her place for dinner. Totally hysterical!

[wayne]

My wife worked for a printing company that printed the University of Cincinnati’s basketball poster that she designed. It was on the side of Les Newsman’s desk one year and the next year’s design was on the side of the teletype machine. Two years, two different posters.

[keithpetersen]

One of the funniest shows ever aired on TV! I could watch re-runs over and over and

[NotYoung]

Well this was well worth the time to watch it. Thanks for this.

[leesashriber]

Loved this show!!! Every episode was hilarious. I miss Howard Hessman and Herb. Thank you!!!😊

[edinop]

Always had a hunch that the wKRP, was a synonym for "krap"... Great show on TV, which we sadly don't get much anymore.

[TEC_Stuff]

I love the show WKRP in Cincinnati. I watched all of the seasons when they were being first broadcast. It was such a fun show, and a great lead out of the depressing 1970's shows from years before this show came into being. The only way someone would have noticed these incorrect details is if the were training to be a movie Gaffer, or binge watching entire runs of episodes back to back nowadays. Stop sucking the joy out of fun shows. This show was at the top of the comedy genre when it was running.

[cindeed]

David Cassidy was offered the part of Johnny Fever but turned it down.
Heart Of Glass by Blondie was first played on the show and became popular as a result.
Venus showcased the quiet storm format first as well. He was so cool and suave!

[Quenstar]

The actor who played Herb graduated from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, which is why he almost always had an Arkansas Razorbacks cup/mug on his desk (visible at 7:17).

[BillyBob-puvc]

Best episode had to be the thanksgiving turkey drop.
I thought turkeys could fly!

[doloresshaffer]

Thanks for creating this. I have watched the DVDs several times and noticed the palm trees and Les's wedding ring.

[francismalakius]

"Somewhere out there , there is a Volkswagen without seat covers " . Funny ! . 😅

[tjable]

This was great, thank you for sharing it. I love this show! God Bless You and stay safe 🙏 ❤️

[CyndisKrist]

Had a huge crush on Gary Sandy back then, but the most humor came from Les Nessman who always felt he should've been given an office. Love the episode where there's a glitch switching between tapes, and it comes out "And it's down the drain...with Les Nessman!"

[samadams]

Great show I used to watch I met GordonJump once at an airshow in Dayton Ohio. A very nice man.

See, you can do very well when you want to. Stay away from material that is salacious and prurient; it coursened society and degrades us all. We all should try to leave this world better than we found it. This was enlightening and fun. That is a great formula to follow.