NewsRadio

1995 • NBC
4.8
196 reviews
TV-UNRATED
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Season 1 episodes (7)

1 The Pilot
3/21/95
Dave fires his predecessor. © 1995 Brillstein-Grey Communications. All Rights Reserved.
2 The Crisis
4/11/95
Dave faces his first big test. © 1995 Brillstein-Grey Communications. All Rights Reserved.
3 Inappropriate
9/30/95
An affair disrupts the workplace. © 1995 Brillstein-Grey Communications. All Rights Reserved.
4 Smoking
9/30/95
No cigarettes, no coffee, big trouble! © 1995 Brillstein-Grey Communications. All Rights Reserved.
5 Luncheon At The Waldorf
5/2/95
Dave balances budgets and love. © 1995 Brillstein-Grey Communications. All Rights Reserved.
6 Big Day
4/18/95
Bonuses and headaches for Dave. © 1995 Brillstein-Grey Communications. All Rights Reserved.
7 Sweeps Week
5/9/95
Dave's ex-girlfriend arrives. © 1995 Brillstein-Grey Communications. All Rights Reserved.

About this show

Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) is an eager yet naïve young man who’s been made the news director at a New York City radio station. Faced with an eccentric boss and a pair of headstrong news anchors, he must earn the respect of his offbeat secretary and a nervous copywriter as he makes peace with a co-worker who thinks she should have his job.

Ratings and reviews

4.8
196 reviews
Sean B.
May 29, 2021
This is the sitcom that went up against "Friends"... and would've been just as popular and memorable had it not been for the actions of an alcoholic crime of passion. Every episode of this series is truly funny, even season 5 without Phil. I recommend this highly to anybody that needs AAA+ comedy in their life. RIP Phil 'Frankenstein' Hartman. You are Truly missed!!!
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Javier Madrid
June 12, 2015
Along with Seinfeld this was my favorite sitcom growing up. The cast is top notch. There are a couple of Hartman / Lovitz (as guest star) episodes that are pure gold (hope Google adds these seasons). The show never recovered from Hartman's death, mainly because he provided the gravitational pull that brought all the other characters together and upon which they could build upon. It really is the example of the perfect sitcom.
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Mike N
March 24, 2015
This show was one of my favorites while it was running. I watched it again a couple of years ago and found even more to laugh at. Phil Hartman is comedy gold, Dave Foley and Maura Tierney were fantastic together, Andy Dick was hilariously ridiculous, and Stephen Root (this was the first time I had ever seen him) was perfect! The show is funny, smart, and definitely worth watching all the way through. Side note: Phil Hartman died while this show was still on the air. I am a huge SNL fan, and I have to admit, I teared up hearing about that. Phil was an amazing entertainer, and for a guy like me who grew up making friends with characters on TV, his passing hurt...a lot. The show handled his death with class, and kept it light and comedic. If you haven't seen this show, add it to your watch list. You will be happy you did.
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