These comedies, dramas and reality shows do not revolve around radio but occasionally feature radio as a semi-regular element of the series. Below is a starter list of those that had radio plotlines at different points in the show's history, but the overall program did not focus on radio.
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Shows with some semi-regular radio characters include:
Full House (Jesse and Joey are the "Rush Hour Renegades")
M*A*S*H (war camp radio)
Northern Exposure (Alaska station WBHR with DJ Chris)
The Bradys (Adult Cindy works as DJ dating her older boss)
Saved by the Bell/Saved by the Bell: The New Class (campus station KKTY)
Gilligan's Island (radio picks up news from civilization)
Hee Haw (KORN news)
Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In (Gary Owens at radio microphone and some radio drama spoofs)
How I Met Your Mother (character worked on radio station in flashbacks)
How I Met Your Mother (character worked on radio station in flashbacks)
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