Herb trying to push his way under a bathroom stall while wearing the carp outfit was hilarious.
I never thought of KRAP and don’t believe it was meant that way.
There’s an AM radio station in Cincinnati with call sign WKRC (Wiki cite). The one time I was in Cinci (mid 1980s) I heard them use a variant of the WKRP call sign tune. I assume some legal arrangement was made for the use of the song. The Wiki page I linked to says that an Atlanta station was the inspiration for the sitcom, not Cincinnati’s WKRC, so the “W-KRAP” idea for the show may be correct.
Yep. 
I used to date a lady that looked a lot like Loni Anderson though whenever anyone brought it up she would deny it. Then one evening at a friend’s house with several other couples the Ginger/ Mary Ann, Betty/Veronica, Jennifer/Bailey discussion came up and I said Bailey. I got the cold shoulder for about a week before one of the other men from the party informed me his wife told him my girlfriend was pissed I’d said Bailey that night.
By the way l must be a bit older then you. My first TV crush was Marsha, Marsha, Marsha.
Bailey, all the way! :o
My first crush was probably Joi Lansing, Superman’s “wife,” followed by Connie Hines on Mr Ed. She had the most delightful … figure! 
I consider Bailey and Jennifer equally good choices. Both are hot, smart and fun. Never really had a real ‘thing’ for either of them.
Nowadays, I’d probably choose Bailey, if only because her look hasn’t dated as completely, so Jennifer would be a weird artifact, whereas Bailey would only have gotten a bit quirkier. >_>
My first TV crushes were Barbara (Valerie Bertinelli) from One Day at a Time, and Punky (Soleil Moon Frye) from Punky Brewster. Punky was age appropriate (Frye is about 5 months older than me), Barbara, not so much (Bertinelli is 17 years older).
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I thought they were “… the KOME spot on your radio dial”
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Yep, that was one of their tags along with “Wake up with KOME in your ear!” and “You’ve got KOME oozing out of your speakers!”
Knew it from the beginning. I worked at my college radio station, and we had names for other local stations where we’d ignore the W. Thus WRUC was “ruck” and WRPI was “rippy.” So I caught on to “crap,” in the first episode.