Hold My Order, Terrible Dresser: The WKRP in Cincinnati Podcast

We're back! Season 3 of HMOTD begins with the WKRP episodes "The Airplane Show" and "Jennifer Moves," plus actors' strikes, hamster voices, suburban ghosts, and the busting of same.

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We interrupt your summer hiatus for this programming announcement: Hold My Order, Terrible Dresser will be back for Season 3 of WKRP in Cincinnati at the end of summer! In the meantime, Mike is launching a brand new podcast venture: The Whole Shebang. Hear all about it here, or at http://www.thewholeshebangpodcast.com/.

Mike and Rob celebrate the second season of WKRP and the first anniversary of this podcast, with shoutouts to our favorite episodes, guests, other podcasts, and friends.

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Rob and Mike get upwardly mobile with "Venus Rising" and end Season 2 of WKRP with a big group hug with "Most Improved Station."

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Mike & Rob peep through the one-way mirror of history to spy on WKRP's "Filthy Pictures." With special guest sexpert Sean Davidson!

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With the help of special guest Terry Maguire, Rob and Mike look at WKRP's episode about the Who concert disaster at Riverfront Coliseum in Cincinnati, "In Concert," and also get to know "The Doctor's Daughter."

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It's a Cold War pop culture bonanza as Mike & Rob look at "The Americanization of Ivan," and experience a fatal attraction (fatal for Les's walls, anyway) in the psychological thriller "Les's Groupie."

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Father, son, husband, wearer of polyester: such is the enigma of Herbert R. Tarlek, Jr. Rob & Mike go deep into Herb's psyche with the help of two WKRP episodes: "Herb's Dad" and "Put Up or Shut Up."

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Mike and Rob hear a voice from beyond, solve racism, and discuss technicolor poop, along with the WKRP in Cincinnati episodes "God Talks to Johnny" and "A Family Affair."

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Well, "Jennifer's Home for Christmas" and Rob and Mike are feeling festive; not even "Sparky" can dim the holiday joy! Fisher King bless us, every one!

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