Del Reisman on working on NBC Matinee Theater
Del Reisman on working with Albert McCleery on NBC Matinee Theater
Del Reisman on NBC broadcasting NBC Matinee Theater in color
Del Reisman on the types of productions done on NBC Matinee Theater
Del Reisman on the production details of NBC Matinee Theater
Del Reisman on a typical workweek on NBC Matinee Theater
Del Reisman on the various actors who appeared on NBC Matinee Theater over the years, including Wendy Hiller and Sarah Churchill
Del Reisman on the challenge of holding the viewer's attention for NBC Matinee Theater
Del Reisman on Steve McQueen appearing on NBC Matinee Theater
Del Reisman on the writers of NBC Matinee Theater, and on the show adapting from many sources
Del Reisman on the most memorable NBC Matinee Theater episodes, and on the death of Albert McCleery
Del Reisman on working with NBC Matinee Theater producer Albert McCleery
Del Reisman on his family during the time he was story editing NBC Matinee Theater
Del Reisman on leaving NBC Matinee Theater and going to Playhouse 90
Del Reisman on being associate producer on Peyton Place for executive producer Paul Monash
Del Reisman on the storylines and cast of Peyton Place, including Mia Farrow
Del Reisman on writing the final episode of Peyton Place
Del Reisman on working on the presentation for the daytime version of Peyton Place
Del Reisman on writing the network presentation for the daytime version of Peyton Place, and on the show bible
Del Reisman on leaving NBC Matinee Theater and going to Playhouse 90
Del Reisman on interviewing with Martin Manulis to be story editor for Playhouse 90
Del Reisman on working with Martin Manulis personally and professionally on Playhouse 90
Del Reisman on finding material as story editor for Playhouse 90, and on the duties of the story editor
Del Reisman on a typical workweek for him as story editor of Playhouse 90, and on how original material got to him
Del Reisman on working with writer James P. Cavanagh on Playhouse 90
Del Reisman on working with writer Elick Moll on Playhouse 90
Del Reisman on Playhouse 90 writers Tad Mosel and Paul Monash
Del Reisman on working with Rod Serling on Playhouse 90, and how censorship there led to his creation of The Twilight Zone
Del Reisman on how CBS standards and practices influenced or shaped the content of Playhouse 90
Del Reisman on Playhouse 90 writer David Shaw
Del Reisman on Playhouse 90 writer Leonard Spigelgass
Del Reisman on Playhouse 90 writer Leslie Stevens
Del Reisman on Playhouse 90 writer Robert Allan Arthur
Del Reisman on the particular challenges of writing for Playhouse 90
Del Reisman on the kinds of source material used for Playhouse 90, and on portraying real-life people on the show
Del Reisman on the Playhouse 90 on-air introductions
Del Reisman on Playhouse 90 director Franklin J. Schaffner
Del Reisman on Playhouse 90 director John Frankenheimer
Del Reisman on Playhouse 90 casting director Ethel Winant
Del Reisman on the Playhouse 90 episode "Requiem for a Heavyweight"
Del Reisman on the Playhouse 90 episode "Eloise"
Del Reisman on the Playhouse 90 episode "The Miracle Worker"
Del Reisman on the Playhouse 90 episodes "Winter Dreams" and "The Death of Manolete"
Del Reisman on the Playhouse 90 episodes "The Great Gatsby" and "The Comedian"
Del Reisman on the Playhouse 90 episode "Turn Left at Mount Everest"
Del Reisman on leaving Playhouse 90, and on the legacy of the show
Del Reisman on working with Rod Serling on Playhouse 90, and how censorship there led to his creation of The Twilight Zone
Del Reisman on how he came to be involved as a producer with Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone
Del Reisman on working with Rod Sterling on The Twilight Zone
Del Reisman on what makes a good Twilight Zone episode, and where they found stories for the show
Del Reisman on working with Rod Serling on the episodes of The Twilight Zone that Serling wrote
Del Reisman on The Twilight Zone writer Charles Beaumont
Del Reisman on The Twilight Zone writer Richard Matheson
Del Reisman on The Twilight Zone writer Earl Hamner, Jr.
Del Reisman on The Twilight Zone writer George Clayton Johnson
Del Reisman on Rod Serling's on-camera introductions for The Twilight Zone
Del Reisman on shooting The Twilight Zone on the MGM backlot, and on the episode "Time Enough at Last," starring Burgess Meredith
Del Reisman on The Twilight Zone cinematographer George T. Clemens
Del Reisman on being on set for the filming of The Twilight Zone episodes "The Invaders" and "Eye of the Beholder"
Del Reisman on various specific episodes of The Twilight Zone
Del Reisman on the recurring themes in Rod Serling's writing on The Twilight Zone and other shows
Del Reisman on the impact World War II had on Rod Serling's writing, and on Serling's celebrity
Del Reisman on The Twilight Zone episode "The Odyssey of Flight 33"
Del Reisman on the title "The Twilight Zone," and on the use of mirrors on the show
Del Reisman on popular and critical reaction to the original Twilight Zone series, and on its Emmy Awards
Del Reisman on the sponsors of The Twilight Zone
Del Reisman on joining The Untouchables as producer, and on the violence on the show
Del Reisman on The Untouchables being based on historical fact
Del Reisman on Leonard Freeman, producer of The Untouchables, and on the writers of the show
Del Reisman on the guest-stars of The Untouchables, including Barbara Stanwyck and Patricia Neal
Del Reisman on the experience of producing The Untouchables, and on working with Robert Stack as "Elliott Ness"
Del Reisman on Robert Stack as "Elliott Ness" on The Untouchables, and on the violence of the show