WKRP in Cincinnati — Season 2

Johnny's ex-girlfriend comes to town and threatens him with a palimony suit.

Johnny learns the real reason his ex-girlfriend is suing him.

Les arranges a softball game with rival radio station WPIG.

Herb manages to sell Les enough insurance coverage for six men after the newsman is involved in a bizarre accident.

Jennifer falls for a poor but handsome man.

Mr. Carlson discovers the hazards of politics when he runs for a seat on the city council.

Johnny loses his ability to talk on the air when a flippant remark gets him in trouble with City Hall.

Mr. Carlson's wife announces she is pregnant.

Everyone at the station is happy to learn that they've gone from 16th to 14th in the market... except Andy.

Les feels threatened by Bailey's promotion to on-air newscaster.

Everyone, with the exception of Jennifer, is anxious to leave the staff Christmas party.

Mr. Carlson hires baseball manager Sparky Anderson as the host of a new sports show.

Johnny thinks he is going insane when he hears God talking to him.

Andy's prejudices are revealed when he is angered over a date between his sister and Venus.

Herb's father runs away from the rest home and shows up for an unwelcome visit.

Jennifer decides to call Herb's bluff by finally accepting a date with him.

A Soviet defector turns to Bailey for help.

An overzealous fan invades Les' life.

The entire WKRP staff is overcome with feelings of guilt and anger after a major rock concert they helped to promote results in the death of eleven concertgoers. This episode directly referenced The Who concert disaster at Cincinnati's Riverfront Coliseum on December 3, 1979.

Johnny's grown-up daughter shows up with her shiftless boyfriend.

Mr. Carlson learns that the photographer who took promotional photos of Jennifer secretly photographed her as she was changing.

After the nude photos of Jennifer and the blackmail plot is revealed, the radio staff tries to recover the photos and negatives from the unscrupulous photographer.

Venus is offered a higher paying job as the program director of a rival station.

Johnny's co-workers become jealous when he receives a broadcasting award.