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Lucille Ball FAQ
Lucille Ball and her "spider face"
Christopher Robinson, author of How the West was Not
Why Gunsmoke is still the ultimate TV Western
Rhonda Shear on her new 24/7 Roku network
Rhonda Shear, George Burns, and Bob Hope
David Van Deusen and Dick Van Dyke
David Van Deusen, author of From Fandom to Friendships
David Van Deusen: The "other" DVD
Caroline Aaron on her new play, The Best Medicine
Caroline Aaron on the power of observation
40 Years of Oprah
Lorraine Bencivengo-Ziff, the Goddess of Slots
Lorraine Bencivengo-Ziff of Un$uited
Why That Girl was the original Mary Tyler Moore Show
Randy Oglesby of The Burbs and Spider Noir
Randy Oglesby, David E. Kelley, and Clint Eastwood
An Insider's Guide to Autograph Collecting
60 Years of Star Trek
40 Years of Star Trek IV
Favorite Star Trek Characters
The legacy of Star Trek
Linda Kaplan Thaler, author of My Life in 30 Seconds
How goose bumps play an important role in the creative process
The Chicago roots of Tom Dreesen
Catherine O'Hara: She Could Do Anything
Charlotte Stewart and Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young
Charlotte Stewart on why composition was important to David Lynch
Richard Lefkowitz, author of Welcome to Fabulous Angeles
Richard Lefkowitz on the music of Van Halen and Jackson Browne
Remembering Demond Wilson
The Variety Shows of Sid & Marty Krofft
Charlotte Stewart of Little House on the Prairie
Michael Tove, writer and producer of Yale Saleing
Michael Tove, The Handmaid's Tale, and Yale Saleing
Ted Turner's imprint on television
Martha Reeves on her new album, Searching, and why purple is her favorite color
James Burrows: "He Knew How to Do Funny"
Why the legacy of James Burrows is laughter
Why Gene Shalit was a "30 Rock utility player"
Remembering Ronnie Schell
Christopher Martini, director of Everybody's Angel
James Garner, Stuart Margolin, and The Rockford Files
How James Garner mentored Stuart Margolin
Mary Hampton on the life and career of Jim Hampton
Jim Hampton, James Garner, and Casa Manana
Jim Hampton, Burt Reynolds, and F Troop
Jane Seymour of Harry Wild
How Robert and John Mitchum became Them Ornery Mitchum Boys
The heart of John Mitchum
The return of Them Ornery Mitchum Boys
How Robert and John Mitchum became actors by accident
Jane Seymour on reuniting with Joe Lando on Harry Wild
Perry Hibner, author of Centennial Revisited
Why Centennial is basically a history of the U.S. as a country
A final word on Centennial
Walter Cronkite, Danny Kaye, and Beverly Sills
Walter Cronkite, Johnny Cash, and Thomas Jefferson
How NBC and ABC Covered the Bicentennial
Sing, America, Sing and The Bicentennial Minutes
The Sounds of the Bicentennial
Network TV and the Spirit of '76
Life in America in 1976
Baseball, Cronkite, and Jazz in America
The "motion picture" quality of Movin' On
Why Movin' On lasted only two seasons
Martha Reeves on why her new album, Searching, is an answered prayer
The back story of Movin' On
What made Movin' On an unusual TV series
Why Movin' On could not be made today
A Centennial Celebration for Marilyn Monroe
Ruta Lee, Morgan Fairchild, and Marilyn Monroe
Don Sainte-Johnn on how KFRC became Magic 61
Jim Meskimen of Landman and Hungry
Jim Meskimen on his gift for mimicry
David Spencer, The Novelizers, and The Rockford Files
David Spencer, The Novelizers, and Passing Fancy
Don Sainte-Johnn, author of San Francisco's Last Top 40 Disc Jockey
How Wilber Johnson became Don Sainte-Johnn
Don Sainte-Johnn on some crazy moments behind the scenes at KFRC
The bond between Robert and John Mitchum
Why Centennial remains a point of pride for many actors
Ruta Lee on the inner light of Marilyn Monroe
How John Barbour became known as The Godfather of Reality TV
David Spencer, author of The Novelizers
David Spencer on the art of adaptation
David Spencer on the joy of reading aloud
Lee Goldberg on his series of tie-in novels based on Monk
Lee Goldberg on his original novels based on Monk and Diagnosis Murder
Raymond Burr wins his first Emmy for Perry Mason
Emmy Award-winning producer Charles Floyd Johnson on his path to becoming a writer
Charles Floyd Johnson on learning how to become vulnerable on the page
Charles Floyd Johnson, John Lewis, and Red Tails
How Movin' On grew its core audience because of its early time slot
The Art of Writing TV Tie-in Novels
Don Sainte-Johnn with a peek inside the world of Top 40 radio
Charles Floyd Johnson on the aura of Stephen J. Cannell
Why Quincy Jones was "the people groover"
50 Years of Wonder Woman on TV
Kathleen Bradley takes us backstage at The Price is Right