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Carroll Pratt on his retirement, and on leaving his company in good hands 02:27

Interview: Carroll Pratt | Topic: Television Industry



On how audience reactions have evolved over the decades; on the most common plot lines for situation comedies 07:30

Interview: Carroll Pratt



On the possibility of the laugh track becoming obsolete; on what awards, including the Emmy Award, have meant to him in his career; on how he'd like to be remembered 03:02

Interview: Carroll Pratt



On b-roll pictures from his career- with a laugh track machine; 1989 at Warner Bros. having done Love Boat; mid-'80s with his laugh track machine; at a screening at Warner Bros.; winning an Emmy Award; with his Emmy Awards at his home 03:12

Interview: Carroll Pratt



Carroll Pratt on the most common plot lines for situation comedies 03:43

Interview: Carroll Pratt | Genre: Comedy Series



Carroll Pratt on how audience reactions have evolved over the decades 03:47

Interview: Carroll Pratt | Profession: Sound Professionals



Carroll Pratt on how audience reactions have evolved over the decades 03:47

Interview: Carroll Pratt | Profession: Sound Mixer



Carroll Pratt on the possibility of the laugh track becoming obsolete 01:00

Interview: Carroll Pratt



Carroll Pratt on how he'd like to be remembered 01:14

Interview: Carroll Pratt



Carroll Pratt on what awards, including the Emmy, have meant to him in his career 00:47

Interview: Carroll Pratt | Topic: Emmy Awards



Carroll Pratt on what awards, including the Emmy, have meant to him in his career 00:47

Interview: Carroll Pratt



On his memories of his early childhood in Los Angeles; on his mother's role in his career as a child actor; on the volume of fan mail he and on-screen Cleaver brother Tony Dow would receive on Leave it to Beaver; on film roles he and his sister had as very young children; on the schedule for Leave it to Beaver; on the strict child labor policies of the studio at that time 15:55

Interview: Jerry Mathers



On how he got started in show business as a child model at the age of two; on working in live TV in the 1950's for the Colgate Comedy Hour with Ed Wynn and also in December Bride, The Ray Bolger Show and the Lux Video Theater; on working with Alfred Hitchcock on The Trouble With Harry; on doing live commercials; on his memories of the audience's reaction to his work; on working with various celebrities as a child including Jerry Lewis, Frank Sinatra, Walter Pidgeon, Alan Ladd, Linda Darnell, Pearl Bailey, and Bob Hope 12:49

Interview: Jerry Mathers



Jerry Mathers on working on variety shows in the 1950's on live TV with Ed Wynn 02:07

Interview: Jerry Mathers | Genre: Music Shows & Variety Shows/Specials



Jerry Mathers on his memories of the volume of fan mail he and Tony Down received on Leave it to Beaver and the dressing room set up on the set 02:16

Interview: Jerry Mathers | Genre: Comedy Series



Jerry Mathers on working with Ed Wynn in commercials for the Colgate Variety Hour 02:07

Interview: Jerry Mathers | Person: Ed Wynn



Jerry Mathers on working with Alfred Hitchcock on The Trouble With Harry 00:42

Interview: Jerry Mathers | Person: Alfred Hitchcock



Jerry Mathers on working with Shirley MacLaine on The Trouble With Harry 00:42

Interview: Jerry Mathers | Person: Shirley MacLaine



Jerry Mathers on working on "live" TV with Ray Bolger 00:23

Interview: Jerry Mathers | Person: Ray Bolger



Jerry Mathers on working Frank Sinatra and other celebrities 00:31

Interview: Jerry Mathers | Person: Frank Sinatra



Jerry Mathers on working with Bob Hope and other celebrities 00:25

Interview: Jerry Mathers | Person: Bob Hope



Jerry Mathers on his memories of the volume of fan mail he and Tony Down received on Leave it to Beaver and the dressing room set up on the set 02:16

Interview: Jerry Mathers | Person: Tony Dow



Jerry Mathers on his memories of the volume of fan mail he and Tony Down received on Leave it to Beaver and the dressing room set up on the set 02:16

Interview: Jerry Mathers | Show: Leave it to Beaver



Jerry Mathers on the strict child labor laws on the set of Leave it to Beaver 01:34

Interview: Jerry Mathers | Show: Leave it to Beaver



Jerry Mathers on working with Ed Wynn in commercials for The Colgate Variety Hour 02:07

Interview: Jerry Mathers | Show: Colgate Comedy Hour, The



Jerry Mathers on working on "live" TV with Ray Bolger 00:23

Interview: Jerry Mathers | Show: Ray Bolger Show, The



On the narration and commercials on The Lone Ranger; on his role on the show 02:30

Interview: Fred Foy



On working at a toy store when he was younger, and dressing as the" Lone Ranger"; on the popularity of the television show on ABC; on how "The William Tell Overture" is identified with The Lone Ranger; on the final show 07:01

Interview: Fred Foy



On The Green Hornet; on Sergeant Preston of the Yukon; on moving to New York and working at ABC News in the 1960s as a news announcer 12:29

Interview: Fred Foy



On working on The Dick Cavett Show and the fact that Cavett was a Lone Ranger fan; on being inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame by Richard Benjamin; on throwing a pie at Cavett 16:34

Interview: Fred Foy



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