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Remember WENN is a comedy-drama television series that aired from 1996 to 1998 on the cable channel American Movie Classics, as the network's first scripted original series.
Remember WENN: Created by Rupert Holmes. With Tom Beckett, George Hall, Margaret Hall, Melinda Mullins. Trials and tribulations at Pittsburgh radio station WENN back in the late 1930s, when radio was king.
Presenting herself as the WENN radio contest winner, Betty Roberts (Amanda Naughton) arrives in Pittsburgh from Elkhart, Indiana and is immediately thrust into the everyday chaos of the small 1940's radio station.
College student Betty Roberts wins an internship at WENN, a Pittsburgh radio station. She finds that the employees of the shows are as wacky as the characters they play. Each week, we watch how the station members struggle to keep the station going.
Presenting herself as the WENN radio contest winner, Betty Roberts (Amanda Naughton) arrives in Pittsburgh from Elkhart, Indiana and is immediately thrust into the everyday chaos of the small 1940's radio station.
When Mackie loses his voice after a choking incident, George Smith is put on the air as Lord Branley. When the Branley character becomes an instant sensation, the staff tries to keep the news media from finding out that Smith is black. Rate.
When Betty notices that Victor is no longer the voice of Jonathan Arnold overseas, she fears that he has been killed by Nazis and sneaks around Rollie's office trying to find his secret contact; Hilary forces Betty to choose between her or Jeffrey. Watch Remember WENN Season 3 Online.
Remember WENN - Apple TV. Available on AMC+, Prime Video, Sling TV, Plex. College student Betty Roberts wins an internship at WENN, a Pittsburgh radio station. She finds that the employees of the shows are as wacky as the characters they play.
The personal and professional lives of the staff of fictional Pittsburgh radio station WENN in the early 1940s, before and during World War II.
Sep 8, 2021 · This is television at its all-too-rare very best. It is obvious that Rupert Holmes (the series' creator and main writer) knew and loved The Golden Age of Radio; "Remember WENN" is a loving tribute to those long-ago days.
