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Betty Roberts (Amanda Naughton), an [[MostWritersAreWriters aspiring writer]], arrives at the station for an unpaid internship -- but swings into action as the station's main writer, and HilarityEnsues. Mostly, as befitting the fictional medium, in the form of [[WorldOfPun wordplay]].
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Betty Roberts (Amanda Naughton), (Creator/AmandaNaughton), an [[MostWritersAreWriters aspiring writer]], arrives at the station for an unpaid internship -- but swings into action as the station's main writer, and HilarityEnsues. Mostly, as befitting the fictional medium, in the form of [[WorldOfPun wordplay]].
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* ForgottenThemeTuneLyrics: The theme song with lyrics were only used in two episodes, as sung by Patti [=LuPone=].
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* WPUN: {{WPUN}}: WENN--get it?
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* WorldWarII: The last two episodes of the fourth season (and, thus, of the series) show the characters learning of the Pearl Harbor attack and dealing with the country's entry into the war.
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Betty Roberts (Amanda Naughton), an [[MostWritersAreWriters aspiring writer]], arrives at the station for an unpaid internship -- but swings into action as the station's main writer, and HilarityEnsues.
Mostly, as befitting the fictional medium, in the form of [[WorldOfPun wordplay]].
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Betty Roberts (Amanda Naughton), an [[MostWritersAreWriters aspiring writer]], arrives at the station for an unpaid internship -- but swings into action as the station's main writer, and HilarityEnsues. \n\n Mostly, as befitting the fictional medium, in the form of [[WorldOfPun wordplay]].
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A 1996-1998 {{Creator/AMC}} {{dramedy}} about [[WorkCom the staff]] of a UsefulNotes/{{Pittsburgh}} radio station in the late 1930s-early '40s. Betty Roberts (Amanda Naughton), an [[MostWritersAreWriters aspiring writer]], arrives at the station for an unpaid internship -- but swings into action as the station's main writer, and HilarityEnsues.
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A 1996-1998 1996–98 {{Creator/AMC}} {{dramedy}} about [[WorkCom the staff]] of a UsefulNotes/{{Pittsburgh}} radio station in the late 1930s-early '40s. circa 1939–41.
Betty Roberts (Amanda Naughton), an [[MostWritersAreWriters aspiring writer]], arrives at the station for an unpaid internship -- but swings into action as the station's main writer, and HilarityEnsues.
Betty Roberts (Amanda Naughton), an [[MostWritersAreWriters aspiring writer]], arrives at the station for an unpaid internship -- but swings into action as the station's main writer, and HilarityEnsues.
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* CutShort: After the fourth season, which resulted in a LoveTriangle plot involving Betty, Victor, and Scott being LeftHanging.
* ForgottenThemeTuneLyrics: The theme song with lyrics were only used ina two episodes, as sung by Patti [=LuPone=].
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* WorldWarII: The last two episodes of the fourth season (and, thus, of the series) show the characters learning of the Pearl Harbor attack and dealing with the country's entry into the war.war.
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A 1996-1998 {{Creator/AMC}} {{dramedy}} about [[WorkCom the staff]] of a UsefulNotes/{{Pittsburgh}} radio station in the [[WorldWarII 1930s-40s]]. Betty Roberts, an [[MostWritersAreWriters aspiring writer]], arrives at the station for an unpaid internship -- but swings into action as the station's main writer, and HilarityEnsues.
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A 1996-1998 {{Creator/AMC}} {{dramedy}} about [[WorkCom the staff]] of a UsefulNotes/{{Pittsburgh}} radio station in the [[WorldWarII 1930s-40s]]. late 1930s-early '40s. Betty Roberts, Roberts (Amanda Naughton), an [[MostWritersAreWriters aspiring writer]], arrives at the station for an unpaid internship -- but swings into action as the station's main writer, and HilarityEnsues.
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* ForgottenThemeTuneLyrics: The theme song with lyrics were only used in a 2 two episodes, as sung by Patti [=LuPone=].
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* WhiteDwarfStarlet: Hilary Booth either made it on the stage or ''almost'' made it, depending who you ask. She's never given up on reviving her career.
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* WhiteDwarfStarlet: Hilary Booth either made it on the stage or ''almost'' made it, depending who you ask. She's never given up on reviving her career.career.
* WorldWarII: The last two episodes of the fourth season (and, thus, of the series) show the characters learning of the Pearl Harbor attack and dealing with the country's entry into the war.
* WorldWarII: The last two episodes of the fourth season (and, thus, of the series) show the characters learning of the Pearl Harbor attack and dealing with the country's entry into the war.
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A 1996-1998 {{Creator/AMC}} {{dramedy}} about [[WorkCom the staff of a Pittsburgh radio station]] in the [[WorldWarII 1930s-40s]]. [[NaiveNewcomer Betty Roberts]], an [[MostWritersAreWriters aspiring writer]], arrives at the station for an unpaid internship - but swings into action as the station's main writer, and HilarityEnsues.
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A 1996-1998 {{Creator/AMC}} {{dramedy}} about [[WorkCom the staff staff]] of a Pittsburgh UsefulNotes/{{Pittsburgh}} radio station]] station in the [[WorldWarII 1930s-40s]]. [[NaiveNewcomer Betty Roberts]], Roberts, an [[MostWritersAreWriters aspiring writer]], arrives at the station for an unpaid internship - -- but swings into action as the station's main writer, and HilarityEnsues.
* TheCasanova: Jeffrey Singer. Of course he's supposed to be married, and of course he never stops flirting.
* NaiveNewcomer: Betty Roberts.
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* TheCasanova: Jeffrey Singer. Of course he's supposed to be married, and SetBehindTheScenes: of course he never stops flirting. a Pittsburgh radio station.
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* NetworkRedHeadedStepchild: It's not hard to understand why a DarkerAndEdgier AMC would neglect to mention this earlier effort in the midst of ''Series/MadMen'''s, and later ''Series/BreakingBad'''s, success.
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* NetworkRedHeadedStepchild: It's not hard to understand why a DarkerAndEdgier AMC would neglect to mention this earlier effort in the midst of ''Series/MadMen'''s, ''Series/MadMen''[='=]s, and later ''Series/BreakingBad'''s, ''Series/BreakingBad''[='=]s, success.
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* NetworkRedHeadedStepchild: It's not hard to understand why a DarkerAndEdgier AMC would neglect to mention this earlier effort in the midst of MadMen's, and later BreakingBad's, success.
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* NetworkRedHeadedStepchild: It's not hard to understand why a DarkerAndEdgier AMC would neglect to mention this earlier effort in the midst of MadMen's, ''Series/MadMen'''s, and later BreakingBad's, ''Series/BreakingBad'''s, success.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Series creator Rupert Holmes is most famous for his hit, "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" and slightly less famous for his musical [[AllMusicalsAreAdaptations adaptation]] of {{Creator/Charles Dickens}}'s [[AuthorExistenceFailure unfinished novel]], {{Theatre/Drood}}.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Series creator Rupert Holmes is most famous for his hit, "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" and slightly less famous for his musical [[AllMusicalsAreAdaptations adaptation]] of {{Creator/Charles Dickens}}'s [[AuthorExistenceFailure unfinished novel]], {{Theatre/Drood}}.
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* PluckyGirl: Betty Roberts
* TheCasanova: Jeffrey Singer
* TheVoiceless: Mr. Foley
* WhiteDwarfStarlet: Hilary Booth
* PluckyGirl: Betty Roberts
* TheCasanova: Jeffrey Singer
* TheVoiceless: Mr. Foley
* WhiteDwarfStarlet: Hilary Booth
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* NetworkRedHeadedStepchild
NetworkRedHeadedStepchild: It's not hard to understand why a DarkerAndEdgier AMC would neglect to mention this earlier effort in the midst of MadMen's, and later BreakingBad's, success.
* PluckyGirl: BettyRoberts
Roberts, bright-eyed and fresh from Elkhart, Indiana, arrives to a chilly reception by cynical staff - and wins them over by settling a crisis or five, however awkwardly.
* TheCasanova: JeffreySinger
Singer. Of course he's supposed to be married, and of course he never stops flirting.
* TheVoiceless: Mr.Foley
Foley, who makes a uniquely mighty racket - just never with his tongue.
* WhiteDwarfStarlet: HilaryBoothBooth either made it on the stage or ''almost'' made it, depending who you ask. She's never given up on reviving her career.
* PluckyGirl: Betty
* TheCasanova: Jeffrey
* TheVoiceless: Mr.
* WhiteDwarfStarlet: Hilary
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Low-atmosphere launch.
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A 1996-1998 {{Creator/AMC}} {{dramedy}} about [[WorkCom the staff of a Pittsburgh radio station]] in the [[WorldWarII 1930s-40s]]. [[NaiveNewcomer Betty Roberts]], an [[MostWritersAreWriters aspiring writer]], arrives at the station for an unpaid internship - but swings into action as the station's main writer, and HilarityEnsues.
Mostly, as befitting the fictional medium, in the form of [[WorldOfPun wordplay]].
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!!This series provides examples of:
* BetaCouple: Eugenia and Mr. Foley
* PluckyGirl: Betty Roberts
* TheCasanova: Jeffrey Singer
* TheVoiceless: Mr. Foley
* WhiteDwarfStarlet: Hilary Booth
Mostly, as befitting the fictional medium, in the form of [[WorldOfPun wordplay]].
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!!This series provides examples of:
* BetaCouple: Eugenia and Mr. Foley
* PluckyGirl: Betty Roberts
* TheCasanova: Jeffrey Singer
* TheVoiceless: Mr. Foley
* WhiteDwarfStarlet: Hilary Booth