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Jimmy brings his fiancee to be to WNYX just as the building catches fire. Everyone face the prospect of...
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The 920 users who count themselves as NewsRadio fans have written a total of 38 reviews.
Jimmy returns to finalize the sale of the station and tries to persuade one staff member to relocate to New Hampshire with him.
"NewsRadio" showcases the hilarious antics of the whimsical #2 news radio station in New York City. The corral of characters are eccentric and witty, and they surprise each other with their back-and-forth banter. Their workplace humor also supplies an abundance of laughs amidst this unlikely bunch of colleagues.
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All in all I think it was a good season, even though Phil Hartman was gone. I like Jon Lovitz a lot and I don't think they could have gotten anyone better to replace Phil. Just wondering what other people think of season 5. Also wondering if anyone knows if/when it will come out on DVD.
What's your favorite episode? Mine is "Complaint Box" in season 3. I just love when Dave is sitting at the conf table reading all the bs complaints. And when Matthew wrote a complaint about himself. I couldn't stop laughing.
What seemed like a run of the mill show is actually a great comedy. hide « show »
One of the funniest shows ever!! hide « show »
Funniest sitcom of the 1990s? hide « show »
One of the first shows to allow for some depth of character, not just going for the fast laugh all the time. hide « show »