Gene Reynolds on becoming involved with Lou Grant and the pilot episode
Gene Reynolds on putting "Lou Grant" in a dramatic setting on Lou Grant
Gene Reynolds on doing research for Lou Grant
Gene Reynolds on Nancy Marchand playing "Mrs. Pynchon" on Lou Grant
Gene Reynolds on James L. Brooks and Allan Burns' contributions to Lou Grant
Gene Reynolds on Edward Asner as "Lou Grant" on Lou Grant and the rest of the cast
Gene Reynolds on shooting the pilot of Lou Grant and shooting the show
Gene Reynolds on the directors of Lou Grant
Gene Reynolds on the ratings of Lou Grant
Gene Reynolds on the look of Lou Grant
Gene Reynolds on specific episodes of Lou Grant
Gene Reynolds on his favorite episodes of Lou Grant
Gene Reynolds on the cancellation of Lou Grant
Gene Reynolds on the M*A*S*H episode "Point of View"
Gene Reynolds on how M*A*S*H came about as a TV series
Gene Reynolds on casting Alan Alda as "Hawkeye Pierce" on M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on casting M*A*S*H with Bert Metcalf
Gene Reynolds on the premise of M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on traveling to Korea with Larry Gelbart to do research for M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on the characters of M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on Wayne Rogers as "Trapper John" on M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on Loretta Swit as "Margaret Houlihan" on M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on Gary Burghoff as "Radar O'Reilly" on M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on McLean Stevenson as "Henry Blake" on M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on killing off "Henry Blake" on M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on William Christopher as "Father Mulcahy" on M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on the casting of Jamie Farr as "Max Klinger" on M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on Harry Morgan as "Sherman T. Potter" on M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on Mike Farrell as "BJ Hunnicut" on M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on dropping certain characters on M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on shooting the pilot of M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on the early ratings for M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on the theme song to M*A*S*H, "Suicide is Painless"
Gene Reynolds on the writing team of M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on Alan Alda writing for M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on a typical production week for M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on the directors of M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on Bert Metcalf as showrunner on M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on executive producing M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on using the laugh track for M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on the M*A*S*H episode "Adam's Ribs"
Gene Reynolds on classic M*A*S*H episodes
Gene Reynolds on what Alan Alda brought to M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on the lack of official military involvement with M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on the M*A*S*H episode "Sometimes You Hear The Bullet"
Gene Reynolds on the popularity of M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on M*A*S*H in regards to Vietnam
Gene Reynolds on balancing the comedy and the drama on M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on leaving M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on the final episode of M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on the legacy of M*A*S*H
Gene Reynolds on classic M*A*S*H episode "The Interview"
Gene Reynolds on directing My Three Sons
Gene Reynolds on the premise of My Three Sons
Gene Reynolds on Fred MacMurray as "Steve Douglas" on My Three Sons
Gene Reynolds on the child actors on My Three Sons
Gene Reynolds on Fred MacMurray's unusual production schedule for My Three Sons
Gene Reynolds on the popularity of My Three Sons
Gene Reynolds on working with Don Fedderson on My Three Sons
Gene Reynolds on directing Room 222
Gene Reynolds on some of the difficult topics covered on Room 222
Gene Reynolds on being fired from Room 222
Gene Reynolds on the controversial topics covered on Room 222
Gene Reynolds on how African-Americans were depicted on Room 222
