Howard Anderson Jr. on creating the opening titles for Dragnet
Howard Anderson Jr. on creating the opening titles for The Fugitive
Howard Anderson Jr. on creating the opening titles for I Spy
Howard Anderson Jr. on creating the opening titles for Mission: Impossible
Howard Anderson Jr. on creating the opening titles for Mod Squad
Howard Anderson Jr. on creating the opening titles for The Untouchables
Howard Anderson Jr. on creating the opening titles and special effects for Charlie's Angels
Dick Berg on working on writing features for Universal and creating Johnny Staccato
Dick Berg on being under contract to Universal and deciding the get into producing on the series Checkmate
Dick Berg on writing Suspicion, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, and The Third Man
Steven Bochco on the elements that defined NYPD Blue
Steven Bochco on L.A. Law
Steven Bochco on his early interest in portraying the private lives of cops
Steven Bochco on the casting of Hill Street Blues
Steven Bochco on the pilot of Hill Street Blues and how it ultimately defined the series in terms of violence and consequence
Steven Bochco on Cop Rock
Steven Bochco on creating NYPD Blue
Robert Butler on directing black and white and color episodes of The Fugitive; on directing The Fugitive episode "Corner of Hell"
Robert Butler on directing several episodes of The Twilight Zone
Robert Butler on directing Columbo
Robert Butler on directing and creating the trademark style elements of Hill Street Blues
Robert Butler on working with the cast of Hill Street Blues; on why he stayed as a regular director on Hill Street Blues
Robert Butler on directing the pilot of Moonlighting
Reuben Cannon on casting for Ironside, Emergency!, The Rockford Files, Baretta and Sanford and Son
Reuben Cannon on casting for Ironside, Emergency!, The Rockford Files, Baretta and Sanford and Son
Reuben Cannon on casting for Ironside, Emergency!, The Rockford Files, Baretta and Sanford and Son
Reuben Cannon on casting Moonlighting
Glenn Gordon Caronon creating Moonlighting and casting the leads
Glenn Gordon Caron on the premise, pilot, and music of Moonlighting
Glenn Gordon Caron on recurring gags, the writers' room and production problems on Moonlighting
Glenn Gordon Caron on memorable episodes of Moonlighting, leaving day-to-day operations, and the legacy of Moonlighting
Charles S. Dubin on directing Medical Center, and on directing Ironside, starring Raymond Burr
Charles S. Dubin on directing Hawaii Five-O, starring Jack Lord
Charles S. Dubin on directing Kojak, starring Telly Savalas
Dennis Franz on bringing authenticity to his role on N.Y.P.D. Blue
Dennis Franz on working on Hill Street Blues
Dennis Franz on working on Hill Street Blues
Dennis Franz on working on NYPD Blue
Dennis Franz on working on NYPD Blue
Dennis Franz on working on NYPD Blue
David Gerber on going to work for Columbia Pictures Television and producing Police Story
David Gerber on producing Police Story
David Gerber on producing Police Woman
David Gerber on producing Joe Forrester
David Gerber on producing David Cassidy: Man Undercover
David Gerber on shepherding In the Heat of the Night starring Carroll O'Connor
David Gerber on shepherding In the Heat of the Night
Sharon Gless on the lead-up to getting Cagney & Lacey; on meeting future husband Barney Rosenzweig
Sharon Gless on fine-tuning the character of "Christine Cagney" on Cagney & Lacey
Sharon Gless on creating a realistic cop show, and on Tyne Daly and Gless being honored by the New York Police Department for Cagney & Lacey
Leonard Goldberg on producing Starsky and Hutch
Leonard Goldberg on the creation of Charlie's Angels, originally titled "The Alley Cats"
Leonard Goldberg on the final Spelling-Goldberg production, T.J. Hooker
Jerry Goldsmith on composing the theme and incidental music for The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Jerry Goldsmith on composing for Jericho and being nominated for Emmy Awards for composing for Thriller and The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Jerry Goldsmith on composing the theme for The Waltons, Barnaby Jones, Police Story, and Hawkins
Walon Green on writing for Hill Street Blues
Walon Green on how working on police and legal shows impacted his view of law enforcement, and on working with former policeman Bill Clark on many shows
Walon Green on writing for Law & Order
Walon Green on writing for NYPD Blue
Walon Green on showrunning the 2003 revival of Dragnet for Dick Wolf
Walon Green on writing for Law & Order: Criminal Intent which was airing on the USA cable network
Arthur Hiller on directing Perry Mason and working with Raymond Burr
Arthur Hiller on directing The Third Man
Arthur Hiller on directing The Detectives with Robert Taylor and Adam West
Arthur Hiller on directing Route 66 and Naked City
Arthur Hiller on Route 66, Naked City, and Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse
Leslie Hoffman on doing stunt work for Police Story
Leslie Hoffman on a stunt she performed on Columbo involving a spiral staircase
Leslie Hoffman on performing stunts for The Hardy Boys Mysteries
Leslie Hoffman on doing stunts for Charlie's Angels
Leslie Hoffman on doing stunts for CHiPs
Leslie Hoffman on doing stunts for Remington Steele
Roy Huggins on creating 77 Sunset Strip
Roy Huggins on creating 77 Sunset Strip
Roy Huggins on creating The Fugitive
Roy Huggins on writing Baretta
Roy Huggins on co-creating The Rockford Files with Stephen J. Cannell
Elodie Keene on the formula for editing shows like Hart to Hart
Elodie Keene on directing episodes of NYPD Blue
Elodie Keene on directing The Closer with Kyra Sedgwick, and on the positive impact it has had for women on television
Elodie Keene on directing The Wire for show creator David Simon
Bob Markell on working on the show Danger
Bob Markell on working on Danger
Bob Markell on the comparison between Perry Mason and The Defenders
Bob Markell on working on the pilot for Hawk
Bob Markell on working on N.Y.P.D.
Leslie H. Martinson on directing Bourbon Street Beat
Leslie H. Martinson on directing 77 Sunset Strip
Leslie H. Martinson on directing Hawaiian Eye
Leslie H. Martinson on the declining years of Warner Bros. and directing The Roaring 20's
Leslie H. Martinson on directing Mannix
Leslie H. Martinson on directing Cannon
Leslie H. Martinson on directing CHiPs
Leslie H. Martinson on directing Ironside
Paul Monash on writing Foreign Intrigue, his first writing job for television
Paul Monash on writing for Desilu, and on writing "The Scarface Mob," the pilot for The Untouchables
Paul Monash on writing "The Scarface Mob," the pilot for The Untouchables
Paul Monash on writing Cain's Hundred
Thomas W. Moore on programming and developing 77 Sunset Strip
Thomas W. Moore on programming and developing The Untouchables, Adventures in Paradise, and The FBI
Thomas W. Moore on programming and developing Batman
Rita Moreno on appearing in The New Adventures of China Smith
Rita Moreno on appearing in the Playhouse 90 production of "Alas Babylon" and on working with Burt Reynolds on B.L. Stryker
Rita Moreno on her Emmy-winning guest appearances as "Rita Capkovic" on The Rockford Files
Rita Moreno on guest-starring on Miami Vice, and on starring in 9 to 5 and dealing with network notes
Del Reisman on producing The Untouchables
Del Reisman on Robert Stack as "Elliott Ness" on The Untouchables, and on the violence of the show
Del Reisman on working on The Lieutenant, and on producer Gene Roddenberry
Del Reisman on doing freelance writing in the 1970s for shows like The Streets of San Francisco, Cannon, Banacek, Little House on the Prairie, Lou Grant, and Cagney & Lacey
Barney Rosenzweig on the idea for and several cast changes for Cagney & Lacey
Barney Rosenzweig on what Cagney & Lacey was about at its core and social issues addressed on the show
Barney Rosenzweig on the cast and the legacy of Cagney & Lacey and what it did for the portrayal of women on television, and on how it changed television
Mark Snow on The Rookies being the first show he worked on and getting the job through his then-brother-in-law, Georg Stanford Brown
Mark Snow on writing the theme song for the third season of Starsky and Hutch
Mark Snow on writing the theme song for Hart to Hart
Mark Snow on composing for Hart to Hart
Mark Snow on composing for Blue Bloods
Daniel J. Travanti on playing "Captain Frank Furillo" on Hill Street Blues
Daniel J. Travanti on the casting process of Hill Street Blues
Daniel J. Travanti on starring on Hill Street Blues
Daniel J. Travanti on playing "Captain Frank Furillo" on Hill Street Blues
Daniel J. Travanti on starring in the series Missing Persons
