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The New WKRP In Cincinnati aired from September 1991 until September 1993 in first run syndication.

Nine years after WKRP In Cincinatti left CBS, a new version returned in first run syndication with 3 returning characters from the network series-bumbling station manager Arthur Carlson ( Gordon Jump), sleazy salesman Herb Tarlek ( Frank Bonner), and nerdy news director Les Nessman ( Richard Sanders). New to the station were Donovan Aderhold ( Mykel T. Williamson), the recently hired black program director; Burns and Allen ( Kathleen Garrett, Michael Des Barres), the quarrelsome married couple who were known on the air as " The Morning Maniacs"); Mona Loveland ( Tawny Kitaen), the sexy late-night disc jockey; Claire( Hope Alexander-Willis), WKRP's cynical traffic manager; Ronnie ( Wendy Davis), the young receptionist; Buddy ( John Chappell), the station's portly rumpled engineer; and Mr. Carlson's son, Arthur Jr.( Lightfield Lewis), an ambitious and rather arrogant apprentice salesman working with Herb. Nancy ( Marla-Jeanette Rubinoff), a sexy but dopey receptionist replaced Ronnie early in 1992 and a number of cast changes were made that fall. Gone were " The Morning Maniacs" , replaced by Razor Dee ( French Stewart), a spaced-out younger version of Johnny Fever ( from the original series); Dee lived in a trailer he had conned Les into leaving in his backyard. Johnny Fever himself ( played by Howard Hesseman), who had shown up several times during the previous season, was back full time on the graveyard shift, and Art, Jr, who had been a pain for Herb, had given up selling to go to graduate school.

Seen Occasionally during the syndicated run, as well as during the original network run was Herb's perky wife Lucille, played by Edie McClurg.

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