Donald P. Bellisario on meeting Stephen J. Cannell

Steven Bochco on working with Stephen Cannell on Richie Brockelman, Private Eye

Reuben Cannon on casting for Ironside, Emergency!, The Rockford Files, Baretta, and Sanford and Son

David Chase on becoming a writer on The Rockford Files in 1976; on the talents of show creator Stephen J. Cannell and star James Garner

David Chase on what he learned about crafting "stories" from Stephen J. Cannell while working on The Rockford Files

Michael Chiklis on working with Stephen J. Cannell and Stephen Kronish

Robert Conrad on working with writer/show creator Stephen J. Cannell

Robert Culp on working with Stephen J. Cannell on Greatest American Hero

Harry Friedman on developing shows for Stephen J. Cannell

James Garner on the creation of The Rockford Files

James Garner on Stephen J. Cannell and the writers of The Rockford Files

Roy Huggins on meeting Stephen J. Cannell and creating Toma

Roy Huggins on his relationship with Stephen J. Cannell and the other writers of The Rockford Files

Roy Huggins on various people with whom he worked in his career: Stephen J. Cannell

Geri Jewell on Stephen J. Cannell telling her that he had dyslexia, and how this led to her later contacting him about a treatment she wrote for 21 Jump Street

Charles Floyd Johnson on meeting Stephen J. Cannell and Juanita Bartlett on The Rockford Files

Charles Floyd Johnson on working with Stephen J. Cannell on The Rockford Files and Cannell encouraging him to write

Mike Post on meeting Stephen J. Cannell

Mike Post on the talent of Stephen J. Cannell

Mike Post on writing the theme music for The Rockford Files

Mike Post on his friendships with Stephen J. Cannell, Steven Bochco, and Dick Wolf

Mike Post on then-current (2005) projects and how he works with Stephen J. Canell, Steven Bochco, and Dick Wolf

Meta Rosenberg on hiring Stephen J. Cannell and Roy Huggins for The Rockford Files

Dennis Weaver on starring in the short-lived series Stephen J. Cannell Stone