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Gordon Jump

Gordon Jump

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Search complete. 11 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Gordon Jump".

Oct 9, 2026

Aram SinnreichGUEST
31:19
Um, and he also has this music video where he has these basically deepfakes of all the principal actors in the show, and they're kinda dancing along with him.
Aram SinnreichGUEST
31:29
And there's this meta-narrative where Gordon Jump from WKRP, who played like a, um, a purveyor of CSAM, uh, o- on a very special episode of Different Strokes.
Aram SinnreichGUEST
31:41
In the video, Gordon Jump gets, like, beaten up with a baseball bat and tied up and put into the back of a trunk and eventually, like, put in jail by the Different Strokes kids, um, as this, like, long-awaited, uh, revenge for the crimes that he committed on, on, on the show 40 years ago.
Aram SinnreichGUEST
32:00
Um, and I just-- it was one of the most creative uses of, uh, of AI that I've seen in the music space or heard in the music space recently.
Aram SinnreichGUEST
32:09
And I, I think it's only a matter of time before a Black artist gets sued, um, for creating a work like that.
Arthur CarlsonGUEST
19:31
... and I was born before the show came on.
Arthur CarlsonGUEST
19:33
But when I was a kid, everybody always like, "Oh," like, "uh, the big guy from WKRP in Cincinnati." And I was like, "Yeah, that's, uh, that's true." But the best is what Gordon Jump played, um, Arthur Carlson, and I don't...
Arthur CarlsonGUEST
19:45
He was also known for playing the bicycle repair- the bicycle man in, um, the Diff'rent Strokes where, um, um, Arnold's friend gets, uh-
Adam WindleGUEST
19:54
Yep
Keith LauriaHOST
12:38
it was Gary Sandy, right? No, no.
Keith LauriaHOST
12:40
It was actually Gordon Jump who was at the end
Jody SchwartzHOST
12:43
of it.
Jody SchwartzHOST
12:44
As I'm recalling, I don't think Gary Sandy was there.
Jody SchwartzHOST
12:59
That could be.
Jody SchwartzHOST
12:59
You know,
Anthony SteckerHOST
12:59
like the person who seemed to be, you know, like the dad of the family or the mom of the family or like, you know, Gordon Jump was sort of the boss of the thing.
Anthony SteckerHOST
13:08
Do you know who
Mike ImpreventoHOST
140:46
Oh, God.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
140:47
So, you know, one of my favorites, because I love TV, WKRP in Cincinnati, Gordon Jump.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
140:53
Remember, he was the radio station manager? Yes.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
140:56
Oh, he had a monkey on his... something about there was drugs and something and he had a monkey on his foot he had cocaine in a sock and just the funniest uh he died in in on this day in 2003 he was also the maytag repairman made plenty of money in the tv commercials i thought gordon jump was so funny um he died in 2003
Kerry DoughertyHOST
141:23
I saw, just, can I divert from it? Yeah, we go back and forth.
Kerry DoughertyHOST
141:26
I was in Mississippi for the football game on Saturday, and people were posting pictures from the tailgate, and they said, oh, I just spotted my first LSU fan with an ankle bracelet.
Shuli EgarHOST
25:19
Very true.
WoodyVOICE_ACTOR
25:21
Tonight on a very special episode of Diff'rent Strokes, Arnold and Dudley find man-boy love with Gordon Jump, only on NBC.
Shuli EgarHOST
25:31
I've always thought of, th- like, why do you take that role, Gordon, you know? [laughs] Some parts you can turn down, bro.
Shuli EgarHOST
25:39
That's all.
speaker_3NARRATOR
24:49
Very true.
speaker_3NARRATOR
24:51
Tonight, on a very special episode of Different Strokes, Arnold and Dudley find man-boy love with Gordon Jump, only on NBC.
Shuli EgarHOST
25:01
I've always thought of, like, why do you take that role, Gordon? You know? Some parts you can turn down, bro.
Shuli EgarHOST
25:08
That's all.
Rob SpewakHOST
16:42
Okay.
Rob SpewakHOST
16:43
Uh, he was replaced eventually by Gordon Jump from WKRP, but he, uh-
Josh SrokaHOST
16:47
Okay
Rob SpewakHOST
16:47
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