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Leonard H. Goldenson on airing the McCarthy Hearings in their entirety on ABC

Leonard H. Goldenson on the success of Monday Night Football

Leonard H. Goldenson on the success of Monday Night Football

Leonard H. Goldenson on the best advice he received, recounted in a story from S. A. Lynch at Paramount: "if you're negotiating deals, don't slam the door."

On ABC's The Fugitive and The F.B.I.; on several other ABC hits and ABC's success with miniseries and movies of the week

On changing the sponsorship model for television; on Oliver E. Treyz's contributions to ABC; on airing the McCarthy Hearings in their entirety

On the success of American Bandstand; on the payola scandal; on his management style, executives he hired, and grooming a successor; on ABC becoming the number one network

On Roone Arledge's impact on ABC, sports, and news; on the success of Monday Night Football

Howard Storm on working on Woody Allen's features film "Take the Money and Run" and "Bananas"

Howard Storm on standing in as a director for Woody Allen on his films

Howard Storm on meeting Lou Gostel

Howard Storm on the difference between shooting on film or tape

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

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

On his early life and influences; on working on Woody Allen's features film "Take the Money and Run" and "Bananas"; on his earliest experiences watching television

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