Mel Brooks

Lee Adams and Charles Strouse on the play, "The American" - written with Mel Brooks

Lee Adams and Charles Strouse on writing a song for Mel Brooks' "When Things Were Rotten"

Peter Boyle on playing the monster in the Mel Brooks film "Young Frankenstein"

James Burrows on meeting Mel Brooks

Sid Caesar on an infamous case of losing his temper with Mel Brooks during the run of Your Show of Shows

Sid Caesar on working with writer Mel Brooks on Your Show of Shows

Dick Cavett on improvising with Mel Brooks - one of the biggest thrills he ever had

Ron Clark on working with Mel Brooks on the feature "Silent Movie" 

Ron Clark on working on various Mel Brooks films

Sam Denoff on working on the Sid Caesar Reunion special

Barbara Feldon on the subtext of Get Smart - a satire about the world of political espionage

Barbara Feldon on Get Smart co-creators Buck Henry and Mel Brooks

William Froug on being asked to teach screenwriting to Mel Brooks' sons

Larry Gelbart on the talent of Mel Brooks on Caesar's Hour

Lucille Kallen on Mel Brooks on Your Show of Shows

Ernest Kinoy on writing for The Imogene Coca Show

Bernie Kopell on appearing in When Things Were Rotten created by Mel Brooks and co-starring Dick Van Patten

Harvey Korman on working with Mel Brooks in Blazing Saddles

Barry Levinson on leaving The Carol Burnett Show to work with Mel Brooks on his films "Silent Movie" and "High Anxiety"

Barry Levinson on how Mel Brooks encouraged him to write a movie about "the diner guys" Levinson often told him about, and how that led to him writing his movie, "Diner"

Howard Morris on the writing staff of Your Show of Shows, including Mel Brooks and Larry Gelbart

Performer/writer Carl Reiner on knowing and working with writer Mel Brooks (on Your Show of Shows)

Rob Reiner on witnessing his father Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks doing their 2000 Year Old Man routine when he was a kid

Norman Stiles on leaving Sesame Street and co-creating When Things Were Rotten with Mel Brooks

Lee Adams and Charles Strouse on the play, "The American" - written with Mel Brooks

Lee Adams and Charles Strouse on writing a song for Mel Brooks' "When Things Were Rotten"

Grant Tinker on how NBC got Get Smart

Mel Tolkin on working with Mel Brooks on Your Show of Shows

Mel Tolkin on Mel Brooks writing for Caesar's Hour

Tracey Ullman on Mel Brooks appearing in a sketch on The Tracey Ullman Show

Dick Van Patten on his work on several Mel Brooks projects

Alan Zweibel on the influence of The Dick Van Dyke Show, and on his friendship with Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks