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On meeting his comedy partner Lou Alexander; on developing his comedy act with Lou Alexander; on developing a solo comedy act after his partner was drafted

On his first appearance on television on The Merv Griffin Show; on becoming a "Desilu Player" at Desilu Studios working with Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz; on standing in as a director for Woody Allen on his films

On deciding to become a television director; on becoming the director on Rhoda; on the invaluable advice he recieved about directing television while he was working on Rhoda; on directing several MTM series including Doc starring Bernard Hughes

On the difference between shooting on film or tape; on the detail of a production workweek on Laverne & Shirley created by Garry Marshall; on the cast of Laverne & Shirley being close and on his favorite episodes

On directing Fernwood 2-Nite with Fred Willard and Martin Mull

Howard Storm on deciding to become a television director

Howard Storm on how he came to be the director on Rhoda; and invaluable advice he received

Howard Storm on becoming a "Desilu Player" at Desilu Studios working with Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz

Howard Storm on his earliest experiences watching television

Howard Storm on meeting his comedy partner Lou Alexander

Howard Storm on developing his comedy act with Lou Alexander

Howard Storm on developing a solo comedy act after his partner was drafted

Howard Storm on becoming the director on Rhoda

Howard Storm on the invaluable advice he recieved about directing television while he was working on Rhoda

Howard Storm on the detail of a production workweek on Laverne & Shirley created by Garry Marshall

Howard Storm on the cast of Laverne & Shirley being close and on his favorite episodes

Howard Storm on directing Fernwood 2-Nite with Fred Willard and Martin Mull

Howard Storm on his first appearance on television on The Merv Griffin Show

Howard Storm on directing several MTM series including Doc starring Bernard Hughes

On his career as a movie producer; on becoming a writer; on the death of his daughter

On covering the Klaus Von Buelow trial; on covering the O.J. Simpson trial; on his series Power, Privilege and Justice

Dominick Dunne on covering the Menendez and O.J. Simpson trials

Dominick Dunne on his career as a movie producer

Dominick Dunne on becoming a writer

Dominick Dunne on the death of his daughter and writing for Vanity Fair

Dominick Dunne on covering high profile trials 

Dominick Dunne on covering the Claus Von Buelow trial

Dominick Dunne on covering the Menendez and O.J. Simpson trials

Dominick Dunne on his series Power, Privilege and Justice

On growing up in the Bay Area, and on the traits he inherited from his parents; on his early interest in storytelling based on TV shows he enjoyed as a child; on attending college at UC San Diego, and on starting to make short films at that time; on having an interest in entertainment, but not being sure how to pursue that path, and on working for tech start-ups after college