Ep 7. Three Days of the Condo

In season 4 episode 7 of WKRP in Cincinnati, titled "Three Days of the Condo," chaos ensues at the radio station when the staff decides to share a condo together for a weekend. The idea is the brainchild of program director Andy Travis, who thinks it will be a great way to bond as a team.

At first, everyone is excited about the prospect. But as they begin to settle into their new digs, it becomes clear that sharing a space isn't as easy as they thought it would be. Tensions rise as personal habits clash and tempers flare.

Things come to a head when news director Les Nessman accidentally walks in on sales manager Herb Tarlek while he's taking a shower. Embarrassed and humiliated, Herb demands that Les leave immediately.

Meanwhile, morning DJ Dr. Johnny Fever is having a hard time adjusting to the communal living situation. He's used to living alone and having complete control over his space. When he comes home to find someone else sitting in his favorite chair, he freaks out and threatens to move out.

As the weekend wears on, the situation only gets worse. The staff members bicker over who gets to use the bathroom first, who left the dirty dishes in the sink, and who took the last beer from the fridge.

Adding to the chaos is the sudden arrival of a group of rowdy guests who are staying in the condo next door. They're loud, obnoxious, and prone to partying all night long. The WKRP staff members are forced to deal with their disruptive neighbors, adding even more stress to an already tense situation.

Despite everything, Andy remains determined to make the weekend a success. He tries to get everyone to play games and bond over shared experiences, but his efforts fall flat. Even his attempts to diffuse the situation with a group therapy session result in more fighting.

In the end, the WKRP staff members pack up and head back to their respective homes, grateful to be away from each other. They've learned that while they may be great coworkers, living together is a whole other story.

"Three Days of the Condo" is a hilarious episode that highlights the challenges of communal living. It's a great reminder that sometimes, it's best to keep your personal space just that - personal.