Steve Allen on sketches on The Tonight Show - The Question Man

Steve Allen on bringing his Tonight Show staff to his prime-time Steve Allen Show and adding some writers

Beatrice Arthur on working with Bill Dana when he played "Uncle Angelo" on The Golden Girls

Reza Badiyi on Bill Dana guest starring on Get Smart

Shelley Berman on coming up with a comedy routine after riffing with Bill Dana backstage at the Hungry i in San Francisco, which became "The Traveling Man's Nightmare"

Sam Bobrick on working on The Bill Dana Show

Elias Davis and David Pollock on writing for Bill Dana as "Jose Jimenez"

Sam Denoff on meeting Bill Dana

Sam Denoff on writing for The Steve Allen Show on ABC in 1961, with head writer Bill Dana

Sam Denoff on writing for The Bill Dana Show

Barbara Feldon on Get Smart writer/performer Bill Dana

Dean Hargrove on writing for Bill Dana

Jonathan Harris on playing "Mr. Phillips" on The Bill Dana Show

Jonathan Harris on the writing The Bill Dana Show and Sheldon Leonard's direction

Don Knotts on co-star/writer Bill Dana (and on the weatherman sketch on The Steve Allen Show) 

Norman Lear on Bill Dana running errands for The Martha Raye Show and on Dana and Lear's early years getting to know each other

Norman Lear on Bill Dana writing the "Sammy's Visit" episode of All in the Family -- and the script not being submitted for an Emmy award for Bill Dana

Howard Morris on various people he worked with in his career: Bill Dana

Gary Owens on Bill Dana, Spike Jones, and Doodles Weaver

Bill Persky on Bill Dana, who hired him and partner Sam Denoff to be writers on The New Steve Allen Show and how they got him their 10 pound spec script

Elias Davis and David Pollock on writing for Bill Dana as "Jose Jimenez"

Tom Poston on working with Bill Dana on The Steve Allen Show

Ted Rich on editing The Bill Dana Show

George Shapiro and Bill Dana on Andy Kaufman at the first American Comedy Awards

George Shapiro on clients Bill Persky and Sam Denoff getting hired by Bill Dana on The Steve Allen Show

Bill Dana's "Jose Jiminez" character on The Steve Allen Show ; how it came about

Leonard Stern on the origin of Bill Dana's "Jose Jimenez" character