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Status: Ended
First Aired: January 13, 1996
Seasons: 4
Episodes: 56
Networks: AMC
Genres: Comedy

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Remember WENN(1996)

TMDB Rating: 8.0 (4 votes)

Overview

The personal and professional lives of the staff of fictional Pittsburgh radio station WENN in the early 1940s, before and during World War II.

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Season 1

13 episodes • 1996

#	Episode	Air Date
1	On the Air	Jan 13, 1996
2	Klondike 9366	Jan 13, 1996
3	A Rock and a Soft Place	Feb 7, 1996
4	There But for the Grace	Feb 21, 1996
5	Sight Unseen	Jun 1, 1996
6	Emperor Smith	Jun 8, 1996
7	Who's Minding The Asylum	Jun 15, 1996
8	Armchair Detective	Jun 22, 1996
9	Hilary Booth, Registered Nurse	Jun 29, 1996
10	Valentino Speaks	Jul 13, 1996
11	A Capital Idea	Jul 20, 1996
12	Popping the Question	Aug 3, 1996
13	World of Tomorrow	Aug 17, 1996

Season 2

13 episodes • 1996

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Radio Silence	Nov 16, 1996
2	I Now Pronounce You Man and Wife Again	Nov 23, 1996
3	Some Good News, Some Bad News	Nov 30, 1996
4	Don't Act Like That	Dec 7, 1996
5	The Diva That Wouldn't Die	Dec 14, 1996
6	Christmas In The Airwaves	Dec 21, 1996
7	Behind Every Great Woman	Dec 28, 1996
8	Strange Bedfellows	Jan 4, 1997
9	Close Quarters	Jan 11, 1997
10	Scott Sherwood of the F.B.I.	Jan 18, 1997
11	The First Mrs. Bloom	Jan 25, 1997
12	Like a Brother	Feb 1, 1997
13	Magic	Feb 8, 1997

Season 3

17 episodes • 1997

#	Episode	Air Date
1	In the WENN Small Hours	Aug 16, 1997
2	Prior to Broadway	Aug 23, 1997
3	Who's Scott Sherwood?	Aug 30, 1997
4	The New Actor	Sep 6, 1997
5	Two for the Price of One	Sep 13, 1997
6	The Importance of Being Betty	Sep 20, 1997
7	Mr. and Mrs. Singer	Sep 27, 1997
8	Nothing Up My Sleeve	Oct 11, 1997
9	A Star in Stripes Forever	Oct 18, 1997
10	A Girl Like Maple	Oct 25, 1997
11	From the Pen of Gertrude Reece	Nov 1, 1997
12	Eugenia Bremer, Master Spy	Nov 8, 1997
13	Courting Disaster	Nov 15, 1997
14	And How!	Nov 22, 1997
15	The Ghost of WENN	Dec 6, 1997
16	Caller I.D.	Dec 13, 1997
17	Happy Homecomings	Dec 27, 1997

Season 4

13 episodes • 1998

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Some Time, Some Station	Jun 19, 1998
2	Thanks a Lottery!	Jun 26, 1998
3	You've Met Your Match	Jul 3, 1998
4	And If I Die Before I Sleep	Jul 10, 1998
5	Hilary's Agent	Jul 17, 1998
6	Birth of a Station	Jul 24, 1998
7	The Follies Of WENN	Jul 31, 1998
8	Pratfall	Aug 7, 1998
9	Work Shift	Aug 14, 1998
10	Past Tense, Future Imperfect	Aug 21, 1998
11	The Sunset Also Rises	Aug 28, 1998
12	At Cross Purposes	Sep 4, 1998
13	All's Noisy on the Pittsburgh Front	Sep 11, 1998

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