Imogene Coca

Edie Adams on her thoughts on people with whom she's worked - Imogene Coca

Performer Sid Caesar on working with Your Show of Shows co-star Imogene Coca

Sid Caesar on the Your Show of Shows ensemble: Imogene Coca, Carl Reiner, Howard Morris

Sid Caesar on a sketch idea for Your Show of Shows which originated with Imogene Coca 

Sid Caesar on Your Show of Show's co-star Imogene Coca, and their rapport together

Sam Denoff on working on the Sid Caesar Reunion special

Gerald Perry Finnerman on directing a Moonlighting episode guest-starring Imogene Coca

Betty Garrett on various people she's worked with in her career: Imogene Coca

Greg Garrison on Sid Caesar, Imogene Coca, and the rest of the cast of Your Show of Shows

Herb Granath on working during the beginnings of television on The Show of Shows with Imogene Coca

Florence Henderson on guest stars on The Brady Bunch - Imogene Coca

Lucille Kallen on working with Imogene Coca at Tamiment in the Poconos, and on writing for Coca and Sid Caesar on Your Show of Shows

Lucille Kallen on working with Imogene Coca on Your Show of Shows

Lucille Kallen on the "Doris and Charlie Hickenlooper" sketches on Your Show of Shows, featuring Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca

Lucille Kallen on the cancellation of Your Show of Shows, declining to be part of Caesar's Hour, and on writing for The Imogene Coca Show

Ernest Kinoy on writing for The Imogene Coca Show

Don Knotts on appearing on The Imogene Coca Show

Perry Lafferty on working with Imogene Coca on The Imogene Coca Show, and on what makes a performer a "top banana"

Norman Lear on he and Bill Dana's early years getting to know each other, socializing with Imogene Coca and others

Howard Morris on Admiral Broadway Revue and Your Show of Shows co-star Imogene Coca, and on Carl Reiner

Alan Neuman on Imogene Coca

Performer/writer Carl Reiner on Your Show of Shows co-star Imogene Coca (and her working relationship with Sid Caesar)

Lloyd J. Schwartz on being a dialogue coach on It's About Time

Sherwood Schwartz on Imogene Coca

George Shapiro on Imogene Coca performing at Tamiment

Jack Shea on working with Imogene Coca

Mel Tolkin on writing for Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca on Admiral Broadway Revue

Mel Tolkin on splitting up with Lucille Kallen when she went to write for The Imogene Coca Show and he went to write for Caesar's Hour

Mel Tolkin on writing for Nanette Fabray on Caesar's Hour, and comparing her to Imogene Coca

xMax Wilk on writing The Imogene Coca Show and on NBC Matinee Theater