Jobs in TV shows you would have loved to have

[Big C]

If you could have a job that took place in a TV show (I'm talking about jobs that occured in shows, such as the shoe store in Married... With Children), what would you have chosen?

Here are two I would have wanted:

1. Al Bundy's shoe store. It would be cool to see how he did what he did, and I could relate to him in terms of liking pretty women.

2. The auction house (Buckland's) in Charmed- I'm not into auctions and that stuff, but I would have wanted to get a job just to look at Prue all day: (That was Shannen Doherty's character)

http://www.hkb.org.uk/collages/s/shannendoherty/ShannenDoherty_Charmed208_hkb20.jpg

[MickeyMac]

I would like to be a DJ at WKRP In Cincinnati. With all due respect to Mr. Carleson but he is a super easy boss to deal with, and Andy Travis is a cool program director since he lets the DJ's play program their own shows. Something that is a rarity in commercial radio.

[Rosslover]

I always wanted to work in the WJM newsroom when I was a little girl...what fun employees and thought Lou was a doll.

A secretary at Ewing Oil... such benefits......


more recently ...waitress at Central Park... serving the gang would be fun and especially Ross.

[Scoobiedoo30]

Benson Asistant when he was LT. Governor

[jimpickens]

Proprietor of the Jiggly Room man that would be a sweet gig
The owner of Arnold s just so I can shove Fonzie face first into the deep fryer as payback for killing Happy Days.
Boss Hogg's role as boss of Hazard County

[littlebelle]

Definitely Amanda Woodward's (Melrose Place) job at D&D Advertising as an ad executive. She always seemed to be bossing people around yet still got to pitch cool ideas to clients to win them over. I actually want to be an ad exec. when I grow up so it's my ideal job.

[Schmoopie]

Elaine Benes job at the J Peterman Catalog!
Maggie Seaver's job as a journalist