I also hope y’all will reply to this remember the episode where the heat went out in the building and the Willises and Mr. Harry Bentley the Englishman were staying with George and Louise??!!!…I think Louise said let’s play games and Helen said what are we going to play?…and George said pin the tail on the honkey meaning Tom Willis
I hope y’all will reply to this I liked The Jeffersons and WKRP in Cincinnati they were funny shows…I’d like to get the DVD set but I afraid the music isn’t what was on the show when it was broadcast originally
The Shout Factory WKRP set has as much music as they could get the rights to, which is most of it. Series creator Hugh Wilson worked to find suitable replacements for the handful of songs they simply couldn't get rights to.
@@LogoMan7777 The only ones I can think of are "The Joker's Wild" from 1977 to 1982, "The Hollywood Connection" in '77, "Bowling for Dollars" in 1977 thru early 1979 (w/the late great Dick Goddard) and Break the Bank in 1985 (just before the K was dropped from the call letters).
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Veteran Cleveland TV/Radio announcer Bill Ward announcing the promos. Ward remained at the station until 2011.
One of my all time favourite shows
The Jeffersons was good, too!
@ yes!
Now WJKW is FOX
I also hope y’all will reply to this remember the episode where the heat went out in the building and the Willises and Mr. Harry Bentley the Englishman were staying with George and Louise??!!!…I think Louise said let’s play games and Helen said what are we going to play?…and George said pin the tail on the honkey meaning Tom Willis
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I hope y’all will reply to this I liked The Jeffersons and WKRP in Cincinnati they were funny shows…I’d like to get the DVD set but I afraid the music isn’t what was on the show when it was broadcast originally
The Shout Factory WKRP set has as much music as they could get the rights to, which is most of it. Series creator Hugh Wilson worked to find suitable replacements for the handful of songs they simply couldn't get rights to.
I'm guessing they couldn't get Wheel of Fortune?
WEWS carried it until 2012 and was moved to WOIO where it currently airs to this day.
@@usa02 So, did WJKW get any syndicated game shows?
@@LogoMan7777 The only ones I can think of are "The Joker's Wild" from 1977 to 1982, "The Hollywood Connection" in '77, "Bowling for Dollars" in 1977 thru early 1979 (w/the late great Dick Goddard) and Break the Bank in 1985 (just before the K was dropped from the call letters).