Charles Floyd Johnson on liking Brock Peters in the film Carmen Jones, becoming good friends with him, and later casting him in Peters' last role, on JAG
Charles Floyd Johnson on producing JAG and changes he made to the show
Charles Floyd Johnson on the relationship between "Harm" and "Mac" on JAG
Charles Floyd Johnson on working with the Navy on JAG, and on notes from Standards & Practices and the Navy
Charles Floyd Johnson on 9/11 occurring while JAG was in production and how it impacted the show
Charles Floyd Johnson on having a recurring on-camera role as "Dr. Bruce Gasden" on JAG
Charles Floyd Johnson on JAG coming to an end
Charles Floyd Johnson on the demographics on JAG
Charles Floyd Johnson on getting brought in to produce Magnum, P.I.
Charles Floyd Johnson on working with Don Bellisario on Magnum, P.I., moving to Hawaii, and changes he made to the show - bringing writers to Hawaii, and on working with the cast and crew
Charles Floyd Johnson on writing several episodes of Magnum, P.I.
Charles Floyd Johnson on co-writing the "Limbo" episode of Magnum, P.I. -- at one point it was supposed to be a series finale
Charles Floyd Johnson on the "Did You See the Sunrise?" episode of Magnum, P.I. -- an episode that Standards & Practices and sponsors had concerns about
Charles Floyd Johnson on Magnum, P.I. being a show about Vietnam veterans returning home
Charles Floyd Johnson on Magnum, P.I. crossover episodes with Simon & Simon and Murder, She Wrote
Charles Floyd Johnson on Frank Sinatra appearing in an episode of Magnum, P.I.
Charles Floyd Johnson on Magnum, P.I. ending after eight seasons
Charles Floyd Johnson on the identity of Robin Masters on Magnum, P.I.
Charles Floyd Johnson on the success, popularity, and ratings of Magnum, P.I.
Charles Floyd Johnson on not being consulted on the reboot of Magnum, P.I.
Charles Floyd Johnson on shooting Magnum, P.I. at the same studio where Hawaii Five-O had just shut down production
Charles Floyd Johnson on asking James Garner to play Mark Harmon's father on NCIS
Charles Floyd Johnson on incorporating Marie Kondo into NCIS
Charles Floyd Johnson on incorporating real organizations on NCIS
Charles Floyd Johnson on working on JAG, NCIS, and First Monday at the same time
Charles Floyd Johnson on the domestic and international success of NCIS
Charles Floyd Johnson on how NCIS got its start -- as a backdoor pilot/spin-off of JAG -- and why it was called NCIS
Charles Floyd Johnson on cast changes over the years on NCIS and how that has impacted the show
Charles Floyd Johnson on guest stars on NCIS
Charles Floyd Johnson on planning season arcs on NCIS
Charles Floyd Johnson on the look of NCIS and the "foofs"
Charles Floyd Johnson on Don Bellisario's departure from NCIS and how it impacted the show, and on the producers and showrunners on NCIS over the years
Charles Floyd Johnson on how long NCIS might run for and whether or not the show could go on without Mark Harmon
Charles Floyd Johnson on how he taught students about producing: by dissecting an episode of NCIS from pre to post-production
Charles Floyd Johnson on how he came to produce the last season of Quantum Leap
Charles Floyd Johnson on the research on Quantum Leap -- particularly on the episodes dealing with historical moments like JFK's assassination, and on not having permanent sets
Charles Floyd Johnson on the two-part "Lee Harvey Oswald" episode of Quantum Leap and Don Bellisario's connection to Oswald
Charles Floyd Johnson on the series finale of Quantum Leap
Charles Floyd Johnson on a possible reboot of Quantum Leap for Peacock
Charles Floyd Johnson on being a production coordinator on The Rockford Files
Charles Floyd Johnson on becoming an associate producer on The Rockford Files and giving up his acting career, and on working with James Garner
Charles Floyd Johnson on writing answering machine messages for The Rockford Files
Charles Floyd Johnson on issues with Standards & Practices on The Rockford Files
Charles Floyd Johnson on The Rockford Files winning the Emmy for best drama in 1978
Charles Floyd Johnson on his biggest takeaways from producing The Rockford Files
Charles Floyd Johnson on the legacy of The Rockford Files: humor