Berle Adams on his clients Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis breaking up their act before fulfilling a four-episode contract to appear on The Colgate Comedy Hour, and how he convinced them to appear on the show anyway

Berle Adams on his understanding of why Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis broke up their act

Steve Allen on Jerry Lewis making a funny phone call with Steve Allen on The Steve Allen Westinghouse Show

Tom Bergeron on co-hosting The Jerry Lewis Telethon

Steve Binder on directing the Steve Allen Westinghouse Show where Jerry Lewis was a guest

Al Borden on the hosts of The Colgate Comedy Hour

Ernest Borgnine on winning the Oscar for Marty and having a bet with Jerry Lewis

Bernie Brillstein on recognizing the talent of Martin and Lewis

Bernie Brillstein on mouthing along to Martin and Lewis' act

Bernie Brillstein on a photo with Martin Short and Jerry Lewis

Kevin Carlisle on working with Jerry Lewis

Dick Cavett on writing for Jerry Lewis

Bill Daily on writing the typewriter song that Jerry Lewis then wanted to use

Sam Denoff on being influenced by the Colgate Comedy Hour with Martin and Lewis

Sam Denoff on consulting on the Jerry Lewis telethons

Nanette Fabray on appearing on The Dinah Shore Show, and on working with Jerry Lewis

Jamie Farr on a party at Jerry Lewis' house

Bob Finkel on creating/producing The Jerry Lewis Show

Bob Finkel on a picture of Martin and Lewis 

Greg Garrison on producing and directing NBC: The First Fifty Years, with Orson Welles and Jerry Lewis>

Greg Garrison on Dean Martin's relationship with Jerry Lewis and on Garrison's relationship with Frank Sinatra

Leonard H. Goldenson on ABC's deal with Jerry Lewis

Hal Gurnee on directing Tonight after Jack Paar and before Johnny Carson, with a series of guest hosts including Jerry Lewis

Rocky Kalish on writing for Martin & Lewis on the radio

Rocky Kalish on writing for Martin & Lewis in their early radio career, as a boost to his career with wife Irma

Rocky Kalish on writing for Martin & Lewis on the radio

Rocky Kalish on writing for Martin & Lewis in their early radio career, as a boost to his career with wife Irma

Rocky and Irma Kalish on writing for Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis on Colgate Comedy Hour and Meet Corliss Archer

Larry King on Jerry Lewis

Lynwood King on directing the Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon

Marty Krofft on a photo of him with Jerry Lewis on Pink Lady

Marty Krofft on a photo of him with Jerry Lewis on Pink Lady

Norman Lear on Jerry Lewis asking for him to write on The Colgate Comedy Hour after seeing a sketch he had written on the Ford Star Revue

Norman Lear on writing for Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin on The Colgate Comedy Hour with partner Ed Simmons

Norman Lear on spreading messages in the television he's done and on not speaking up about something on The Colgate Comedy Hour

Barry Livingston on working with Jerry Lewis in the film "The Errand Boy"

Dick Martin on Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis

Bob May on working with Jerry Lewis

Chuck McCann on appearing with Jerry Lewis in the feature film "Ladies Man" and on meeting Stan Laurel

Ed McMahon on appearing on the Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon

Walter C. Miller on working with Jerry Lewis and Sammy Davis, Jr.

John Moffitt on admiring Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin 

Thomas W. Moore on programming and developing The Jerry Lewis Show, and The Hollywood Palace produced by Nick Vanoff

Howard Morris on appearing in the Jerry Lewis feature film "The Nutty Professor"

Suzanne Pleshette on working with Jerry Lewis on the film "Geisha Boy"

Joyce Randolph on working with Martin and Lewis on The Colgate Comedy Hour

John Rich on working with Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin

John Rich on working with Jerry Lewis and Tony Curtis

Edgar Scherick on developing The Hollywood Palace

John Shaffner on set design for the Muscular Dystrophy Association Telethon

Jack Shea on being hired for the "Bob Hope Specials" and "Jerry Lewis Specials" and on Jerry Lewis' personality and Bob Hope's interest in the quality of the writing staff

Jack Shea on directing Jerry Lewis' television specials and Lewis wanting to direct

Sidney Sheldon on writing two films for Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin

Howard Smit on working with Jerry Lewis

Ben Starr on working with Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin in radio

Ret Turner on costume design for The Jerry Lewis Show

Lou Weiss on representing Jerry Lewis

Bud Yorkin on working with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis on The Colgate Comedy Hour

Bud Yorkin on dealing with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis on The Colgate Comedy Hour