Beatrice Arthur on Norman Lear casting her on The George Gobel Show
01:23
Beatrice Arthur on Maude read-throughs with Norman Lear
01:31
Beatrice Arthur on Norman Lear's response when she didn't like a Maude script
01:19
Beatrice Arthur on Norman Lear's taboo-breaking work
01:11
Beatrice Arthur on tackling social issues like abortion and death through the guise of laughter in Norman Lear's shows -- particularly on Maude; on mail she received after the abortion storyline on the show
03:25
Beatrice Arthur on Norman Lear wanting her to come to Los Angeles to work on shows he was writing for
01:17
David Crane and Marta Kauffman on what they learned from working with Norman Lear
03:36
David Crane and Marta Kauffman on working on The Powers That Be with Norman Lear
09:59
David Crane and Marta Kauffman on what they learned from working with Norman Lear
03:36
David Crane and Marta Kauffman on working on The Powers That Be with Norman Lear
09:59
Marla Gibbs on being cast on The Jeffersons, and on staying behind at the first table read to offer her opinions to Norman Lear
04:19
Marla Gibbs on Norman Lear's involvement with The Jeffersons
01:40
Marla Gibbs on how 227 came about with competing interest from Brandon Tartikoff and Norman Lear
02:13
Marla Gibbs on Norman Lear's involvement with The Jeffersons
01:40
Louise Lasser on working with producer Norman Lear, and director Joan Darling on Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, and on the show's production schedule
13:29
Louise Lasser on "Mary Hartman's" breakdown on Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, and on working with Norman Lear on the episode
07:25
Louise Lasser on hosting Saturday Night Live, and on Norman Lear's reaction to the show
04:37
Marian Rees on joining Tandem Productions with Bud Yorkin and Norman Lear
03:14
Marian Rees on the overriding mission of Tandem Productions, headed by Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin, when it started
03:13
Marian Rees on Tandem Productions, headed by Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin, being on the Paramount lot and Tandem producing a feature film
05:59
Marian Rees on her day-to-day duties during her early years at Tandem Productions, headed by Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin
01:55
Marian Rees on Tandem productions producing feature films with Norman Lear
12:22
Marian Rees on being dismissed from Tandem Productions by Norman Lear
08:25
John Rich on working with Norman Lear on The Colgate Comedy Hour
00:19
John Rich on All in the Family's co-creator Norman Lear
01:17
John Rich on casting Mike Evans as "Lionel Jefferson" on All in the Family
06:43
John Rich on Norman Lear's involvement and casting on All in the Family
05:21
John Rich on how Sherman Hemsley was cast as George Jefferson on All in the Family, and later, The Jeffersons (spin-off)
03:35
John Rich on the difficulties of getting All in the Family on the air
01:06
Rita Riggs on working for Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin on the feature "Divorce, American Style"
02:08
Rita Riggs on working with Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin, and on heading up the costume department at their Tandem Productions
04:10
Rita Riggs on working on costuming with the creative team of All in the Family, and the freedom she enjoyed working under Norman Lear
04:34
Nina Shaw on Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin's company, Tandem Productions/T.A.T. Communications, playing a major role in creating the business of syndication
02:55
Nina Shaw on Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin's company, Tandem Productions/T.A.T. Communications, being a client of O'Melveny & Myers
00:11
Nina Shaw on Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin bringing more Black characters to television and on the number of women who worked for Tandem
01:01
Nina Shaw on how the skills she learned at her first job at O'Melveny & Myers negotiating for Normal Lear helped her throughout her career
00:41
Jean Stapleton on All in the Family executive producer/series developer Norman Lear
00:57
Jean Stapleton on the decision by Norman Lear to have the character of "Edith Bunker" die, in the Archie Bunker's Place episode "Archie Alone"
03:27
Jean Stapleton on the All in the Family episode "Edith's Christmas Story," which dealt with breast cancer, and how Norman Lear convinced her to do the story
01:01
Mel Tolkin on writing for All in the Family with writing partner Larry Rhine, and on working with Norman Lear
04:02
Mel Tolkin on Norman Lear's day-to-day involvement with All in the Family, and on the shooting schedule of the show
01:56
Mel Tolkin on writing Joe's World with Norman Lear
01:08
Jimmie Walker on his first days playing "J.J. Evans" on Good Times, and on working with producer Norman Lear
05:15
Jimmie Walker on his Good Times catch phrase, "Dyn-o-mite!," and on how Norman Lear felt about it
04:24
Jimmie Walker on working with show creator Norman Lear on Good Times, and on Aaron Spelling dealing with actors on Starsky & Hutch
06:16
Jimmie Walker on Norman Lear wanting to cover controversial topics on Good Times
02:31
Bud Yorkin on the writers for The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show: Norman Lear, Danny Arnold, and Roland Kibbee
04:40
Bud Yorkin on partnering up with Norman Lear to form Tandem Productions
04:53
Bud Yorkin on sharing an office with Norman Lear
01:32
Bud Yorkin on Norman Lear
01:32