Bupkis..was it W-I-F-E or W-Y-F-E ? - Sitcoms Online Message Boards

bb · 04-04-2002, 07:38 AM

The "Bupkis" episode of DVD, the radio station Rob called up after he heard Bupkus on the air was it....

WIFE or WYFE?

I do know the radio dj said something like the station you "are married too" then Robs cracks " I want a divorce".

Reason I ask, at the time of this show there WAS an actual station called WIFE in Indianapolis ( one of those big famous top 40 stations of the 60s, like WABC in NY, and lke WABC you can hear old WIFE shows elsewhere on the internet ).Someone who used to work at the real WIFE claims that the call letters used in DVD were really "WYFE" but I saw Bupkus not long ago and I could've sworn the dj said "WIFE".

what do you think? which call letters were used?

David VP · 05-31-2004, 11:15 PM

Two Years Later -- RESURRECTION!!

.......

It was definitely "WIFE" ("The station most people are married to!").

And I remember station WIFE in Indianapolis. I listened to it many times.

04-04-2002, 07:38 AM	#1
bb Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Sep 30, 2001 Location: Martinsburg, WV usa Posts: 276	Bupkis..was it W-I-F-E or W-Y-F-E ? The "Bupkis" episode of DVD, the radio station Rob called up after he heard Bupkus on the air was it.... WIFE or WYFE? I do know the radio dj said something like the station you "are married too" then Robs cracks " I want a divorce". Reason I ask, at the time of this show there WAS an actual station called WIFE in Indianapolis ( one of those big famous top 40 stations of the 60s, like WABC in NY, and lke WABC you can hear old WIFE shows elsewhere on the internet ).Someone who used to work at the real WIFE claims that the call letters used in DVD were really "WYFE" but I saw Bupkus not long ago and I could've sworn the dj said "WIFE". what do you think? which call letters were used?

05-31-2004, 11:15 PM	#2
David VP Member Frequent Poster Join Date: May 29, 2004 Posts: 310	Two Years Later -- RESURRECTION!! ....... It was definitely "WIFE" ("The station most people are married to!"). And I remember station WIFE in Indianapolis. I listened to it many times.