Edie Adams on her thoughts on people with whom she's worked over the years - Steve Allen

Alan Alda on his adoration for comedian Steve Allen and the spontaneity of the "Man in the Street" routines on Steve Allen's Tonight

Charlie Andrews on leaving Arthur Godfrey to work for Steve Allen

Shelley Berman on writing for Steve Allen's Tonight show; on his first appearance on the show and realizing he was a comedian

Lewis Black on The Steve Allen Show's influence, and on Henry Morgan

Al Borden on working with Steve Allen and Jack Paar

George Carlin on how his dramatically changed act from mainstream to counterculture voice happened on television on such shows as Steve Allen's Tonight Show, and how Steve encouraged him

Dick Cavett on how TV show hosts balance public and private lives

Tony Charmoli on appearing on The Tonight Show with Steve Allen

David Chase on a memorable encounter with Steve Allen on the picket line for the Writers Guild of America strike in 1974 - Milton Berle had been Allen's babysitter

Ron Clark on writing for The Steve Allen Comedy Hour

Tim Conway on Rose Marie liking his first television effort and showing Conway's work to Steve Allen

Tim Conway and Harvey Korman on The Steve Allen Show

Richard Coogan on missing out on his big break with Steve Allen, while friends Don Knotts and Louis Nye got hired

Publicist Warren Cowan on representing Steve Allen, who was hosting a late-night radio show, and bringing him more celebrity interviews

Bill Daily on "The puppet that wouldn't talk" sketch and impressing Steve Allen

Bill Daily on writing promos for Steve Allen and one of the greatest moments of his life

Bill Daily on working for Steve Allen

Bill Dana on working with Steve Allen

Bill Dana on writing and performing on The Steve Allen Show

Elias Davis and David Pollock on going to write for The Steve Allen Show

Elias Davis and David Pollock on becoming showrunners for The Steve Allen Show

Milton Delugg on the genesis of Tonight with host Steve Allen, and on getting called to be the conductor on the Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson

Sam Denoff on writing for The Steve Allen Show on ABC in 1961

Sam Denoff on a photo of him with Bill Persky and Steve Allen on the set of The Steve Allen Show

Phyllis Diller on Steve Allen

Hugh Downs on differences between Steve Allen and Jack Paar on The Tonight Show

June Foray on working on Smile Time with Steve Allen on radio

Herb Granath on working during the beginnings of television on The Tonight Show with Steve Allen

Pat Harrington, Jr. on working with Steve Allen

Dwight Hemion on his early impressions of Steve Allen as host of Tonight and on directing Tonight

Lyle "Skitch" Henderson on becoming the musical director of Tonight, and on working with Steve Allen on Tonight

Lyle "Skitch" Henderson on a typical day putting together Tonight in the '50s when Steve Allen was host

Lyle "Skitch" Henderson on the popularity of Steve Allen's Tonight, and on network interference or censorship with the show

Lyle "Skitch" Henderson on Steve Allen's man on the street segments on Tonight

Don Herbert on appearing on Tonight with Steve Allen

Rocky and Irma Kalish on Steve Allen

Don Knotts on Steve Allen

Bernie Kopell on appearing on The Steve Allen Show

Harvey Korman on working on The Steve Allen Comedy Hour

Tim Conway and Harvey Korman on The Steve Allen Show

Jackie Mason on appearing on The Steve Allen Show

Chuck McCann on working with Steve Allen on The Steve Allen Show

Jayne Meadows on getting a job as a panelist on I've Got a Secret and meeting Steve Allen

Jayne Meadows on appearing on her husband's show, The Steve Allen Comedy Hour

Jayne Meadows on appearing on the General Electric Theater episode "The Man Who Thought For Himself"

Jayne Meadows on working with her husband Steve Allen

Jayne Meadows on starring in her husband's acclaimed PBS series Meeting of Minds

Jayne Meadows on playing different historical characters on the series Meeting of Minds

Jayne Meadows on guest-starring with her husband Steve Allen on St. Elsewhere

Jayne Meadows on the physical qualities of her husband Steve Allen

Louis Nye on developing his "Gordon Hathaway" character

Louis Nye on working with Steve Allen on The Steve Allen Show

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 going to write for The Steve Allen Show

Elias Davis and David Pollock on becoming showrunners for The Steve Allen Show

Bob Carroll, Jr. & Madelyn Pugh Davis on writing for Steve Allen's radio show, It's a Great Life

Sterling "Red" Quinlan on Steve Allen's role in the local Chicago series Home Again

Jack Riley on Steve Allen

Tom and Dick Smothers on their early TV appearances

Tom and Dick Smothers on their early TV appearances

Ben Starr on casting Steve Allen on the television pilot of "First Nighter"

Mary Kay and Johnny Stearns on Johnny producing the local version of The Steve Allen Show

Mary Kay and Johnny Stearns on Johnny producing the local version of The Steve Allen Show

Leonard Stern on his relationship with Steve Allen when he came on board as head writer of The Steve Allen Show (Sunday show)

Andy Williams on working with Steve Allen

Jonathan Winters on working with Steve Allen on The Tonight Show with Steve Allen and his team: Louis Nye, Tom Poston, Pat Harrington