Tom Fontana on how Homicide: Life on the Street came about
Tom Fontana on network reaction to Homicide: Life on the Street
Tom Fontana on Robin Williams guest-starring on Homicide: Life on the Street
Tom Fontana on filming Homicide: Life on the Street in Baltimore
Tom Fontana on the African-American response to Homicide: Life on the Street
Tom Fontana on working with David Simon on Homicide: Life on the Street and doing crossovers with various other shows
Tom Fontana on the cast of Homicide: Life on the Street
Tom Fontana on constructing the stories for Homicide: Life on the Street
Tom Fontana on the Homicide: Life on the Street episode "Three Men and Adena" and winning an Emmy Award for it
Tom Fontana on dealing with censorship issues and the head of Broadcast Standards at NBC during his time on Homicide: Life on the Street
Tom Fontana on working with Barry Levinson on Homicide: Life on the Street
Tom Fontana on the Homicide: Life on the Street episode "The Subway"
Tom Fontana on the end of Homicide: Life on the Street
Tom Fontana on the then-innovative Internet presence of Homicide: Life on the Street and using new media to supplement his subsequent shows
Tom Fontana on creating Oz for HBO
Tom Fontana on doing extensive research in prisons for Oz
Tom Fontana on the themes of Oz
Tom Fontana on feedback he received from prisoners and prison workers about Oz
Tom Fontana on coming up with the title for Oz and the opening credits of the show, which feature him getting an Oz tattoo
Tom Fontana on Emerald City, the experimental prison unit in Oz
Tom Fontana on Harold Perrineau as "Augustus Hill," the narrator of Oz
Tom Fontana on the end of Oz
Tom Fontana on where Oz was filmed and the tone of the set
Tom Fontana on the cast of Oz
Tom Fontana on writing Oz with no network censorship
Tom Fontana on how he came to write for St. Elsewhere after being discovered by Bruce Paltrow and Blythe Danner
Tom Fontana on moving to Los Angeles to write for St. Elsewhere
Tom Fontana on writing his first episode of St. Elsewhere, "Down Syndrome"
Tom Fontana on the casting of St. Elsewhere
Tom Fontana on being hired to be on the writing staff of St. Elsewhere and his difficulty adjusting to living in Los Angeles
Tom Fontana on the writing process of St. Elsewhere and becoming a producer on that show
Tom Fontana on a typical work week on St. Elsewhere and NBC's notes for the show
Tom Fontana on maintaining the balance between comedy and drama on St. Elsewhere
Tom Fontana on the use of television references in St. Elsewhere and public reaction to the show
Tom Fontana on the St. Elsewhere episode "The Women" and winning an Emmy Award
Tom Fontana on the St. Elsewhere episode "Time Heals"
Tom Fontana on working with the actors of St. Elsewhere
Tom Fontana on coming up with script ideas for St. Elsewhere
Tom Fontana on Ed Flanders as "Dr. Donald Westphall" and William Daniels as "Dr. Mark Craig" on St. Elsewhere
Tom Fontana on Ed Begley, Jr. as "Dr. Victor Ehrlich" on St. Elsewhere
Tom Fontana on Denzel Washington as "Dr. Philip Chandler" on St. Elsewhere
Tom Fontana on Christina Pickles as "Nurse Helen Rosenthal" on St. Elsewhere
Tom Fontana on Howie Mandel as "Dr. Wayne Fiscus" on St. Elsewhere
Tom Fontana on Norman Lloyd as "Dr. Daniel Auschlander" on St. Elsewhere
Tom Fontana on Mark Harmon as "Dr. Robert Caldwell" on St. Elsewhere
Tom Fontana on using ideas from his own life on St. Elsewhere
Tom Fontana on his favorite St. Elsewhere episodes and the finale of the show
Tom Fontana on the legacy of St. Elsewhere
