Sammy Davis, Jr.

Lee Adams and Charles Strouse on the play "Golden Boy" starring Sammy Davis, Jr.

Lee Adams and Charles Strouse on depicting the African-American experience in the play "Golden Boy" starring Sammy Davis, Jr.

Steve Allen on Sammy Davis, Jr. as a guest on Tonight - and Dwight Hemion placing Davis on the stage

Larry Auerbach on representing Sammy Davis, Jr.

Pat Boone on his favorite guests on The Pat Boone Chevy Showroom

Diahann Carroll on her friendship with Sammy Davis, Jr. and meeting Marlon Brando

Diahann Carroll on The Sammy Davis Jr. 60th Anniversary Celebration special (airdate: February 4, 1990)

Roy Clark on the guests of Hee Haw, including Al Martino, Garth Brooks, and Sammy Davis, Jr.

Richard Crenna on Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis, Jr. guest-starring on Make Room for Granddaddy, and on previous experiences with the two men

Billy Crystal on his "Sammy Davis, Jr." imitation on Saturday Night Live

Bill Daily on a photo of him with Sammy Davis Jr. from I Dream of Jeannie

Bill Dana on Sammy Davis Jr.'s reaction to the episode of All in the Family he wrote

Bill Dana on working with Norman Lear on writing the All in the Family episode "Sammy's Visit," featuring Sammy Davis, Jr.

Mike Douglas on Sammy Davis, Jr. appearing on The Mike Douglas Show

Mike Douglas on final say for booking guests

Brad Garrett on opening for Sammy Davis, Jr. and Frank Sinatra

Dwight Hemion and Gary Smith on dealing with performers like Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis, Jr.

Buz Kohan on writing material for Sammy Davis, Jr.

Buz Kohan on writing for several Sammy Davis, Jr. TV specials

Buz Kohan on working with Sammy Davis, Jr. on his 60th Anniversary Celebration 

Buz Kohan on working with Sammy Davis, Jr. on his TV specials and series and on he and Bill Angelos becoming head writers on The Sammy Davis, Jr. Show (at the same time they were writing Perry Como's TV specials)

Buz Kohan on working with Sammy Davis, Jr. after the end of The Sammy Davis, Jr. Show

Norman Lear on Bill Dana writing the "Sammy's Visit" episode of All in the Family -- and the script not being submitted for an Emmy award for Bill Dana

Jerry Lewis on Sammy Davis, Jr.

Sam Lovullo on his favorite guests on Hee Haw, including Ray Charles, Sammy Davis, Jr., and Paul Anka

Peter Marshall on his friendship with Sammy Davis, Jr.

Nolan Miller on the guest-stars of Charlie's Angels including Ida Lupino and Sammy Davis, Jr.

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

Frank Nastasi on Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis, Jr. appearing on The Soupy Sales Show

Nichelle Nichols on working with Sammy Davis, Jr. and Pearl Bailey

Marty Pasetta on directing Sammy Davis, Jr.

David Pressman on the guest stars of One Life to Live: Sammy Davis, Jr.

John Rich on informing guest star Sammy Davis, Jr. ("Sammy's Visit") on the way All in the Family was rehearsed

John Rich on insisting that guest star Sammy Davis Jr. not use cue cards on the All in the Family episode "Sammy's Visit"

Mickey Rooney on working with Sammy Davis, Jr.

Isabel Sanford on the notion of doing a reunion of The Jeffersons, and on working with Sammy Davis, Jr.

Nina Shaw on she and Arsenio Hall both being close to Sammy Davis, Jr.

Sidney Sheldon on guest stars on I Dream of Jeannie

Howard Smit on working with Sammy Davis, Jr. as a guest star on The Mod Squad

Gary Smith on working with Sammy Davis, Jr. and on working with African-American performers

Gary Smith on producing Singer Presents Tony Bennett, directed by Dwight Hemion, and on producing Sammy for Sammy Davis, Jr.

Aaron Spelling on network interference when writing for Sammy Davis, Jr. on Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater

Lee Adams and Charles Strouse on the play "Golden Boy" starring Sammy Davis, Jr.

Lee Adams and Charles Strouse on depicting the African-American experience in the play "Golden Boy" starring Sammy Davis, Jr.

Ret Turner on doing wardrobe for Sammy Davis, Jr.

Leslie Uggams on working with Sammy Davis, Jr.

Bud Yorkin on the All in the Family episode "Sammy's Visit," guest-starring Sammy Davis, Jr.

Bud Yorkin on working with Sammy Davis, Jr.