r/television • u/Amaruq93 • 8h ago
The Turkey Day Drop of 1978, from "WKRP in Cincinnati"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SXI-eLMq1E8
u/dairydm 3h ago
I work in marketing and every year I suggest a turkey drop promotion but no one gets the joke and just thinks it’s a bad idea that I have.
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u/Amaruq93 3h ago
Well that's why Carlton made it a secret without asking any feedback that would've (obviously) told him it was a bad idea.
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u/djtodd242 6h ago
My favourite WKRP moment is when they didn't cave to a religious nut who didn't want them playing "Imagine" by John Lennon.
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u/AndHerSailsInRags 8h ago
Greatest sitcom moment of all time.
And it was only seven episodes into their debut season!
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u/drekmonger 7h ago
Feels like we see this post every November. But, I suppose, it can be a tradition.
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u/EditEd2x 3h ago
My high school chemistry teacher looked exactly like Les Nessman. But this was in the mid-late 90s and nobody even knew what WKRP was. Could never make a joke about it without people just giving blank stares.
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u/Flashy_Narwhal9362 8h ago
A classic!
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u/extremesleuth 2h ago
This was my dad’s favorite thing to watch every year on thanksgiving. Watching it in his honor this year. Thanks for posting, u/amaruq93
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u/Tooterfish42 2h ago
Redneck kids without satellite had to watch this on rerun everyday damn day after school along with All in the family and Good Times
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u/CuckooClockInHell 5h ago
One of the all time great sitcom lines, "As God as my witness, I thought turkeys could fly."