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Roger King on King World reviving, producing, and distributing The Hollywood Squares with Whoopi Goldberg as the center square, and on distributing Martha Stewart Living 01:32
Interview: Roger King | Show: Martha Stewart Living
Roger King on creating and distributing Dr. Phil, featuring Dr. Phil McGraw 01:32
Interview: Roger King | Show: Dr. Phil
Roger King on the King World merger with CBS/Viacom, and on working with Sumner M. Redstone to make the deal 04:59
Interview: Roger King | Topic: Television Industry
Roger King on the King World merger with CBS/Viacom, and on working with Sumner M. Redstone to make the deal 04:59
Interview: Roger King | Topic: Media Consolidation
Roger King on creating and distributing The Roseanne Show starring Roseanne, and on how King World dealt with failure 04:58
Interview: Roger King | Topic: Television Industry
On moving to Los Angeles; his first job as the in-house attorney at UPA; an animation studio to work on an animated series The Gerald McBoing Boing Show 59:37
Interview: Dixon Dern
On one segment of Gerald McBoing! Boing! was an animated vignette (drawn by Jules Engel) based on a Raoul Dufy painting. The company was refused the rights to reproduce the work by Dufy's widow, so the cartoon was tagged to never be shown in her home country of France. 56:40
Interview: Dixon Dern
On Richard "Dick" Hungate, another lawyer who later worked for RKO; Dern credits with teaching him entertainment law and the art of drafting legal documents. 53:55
Interview: Dixon Dern
On working for the UPA studio during the McCarthyism era and the Hollywood Blacklist; he was asked to submit the names on the list; how this affected actors in television at the time 46:05
Interview: Dixon Dern
On moving to CBS from UPA; he handled network programming and employment contracts; the Mayflower Decision which ruled on whether stations could editorialize 37:13
Interview: Dixon Dern
On the Payola investigation, which involved taking money for product endorsement; it came about after the Quiz show scandals 34:08
Interview: Dixon Dern
Dixon Dern on submitting names during the McCarthyism era and the Hollywood Blacklist; Pete Seeger was vetoed as he was thought to be a Communist 02:01
Interview: Dixon Dern | Person: Pete Seeger
Dixon Dern on Lucille Ball's being accused of being a Communist during the McCarthyism era and the "Hollywood Blacklist" 00:20
Interview: Dixon Dern | Person: Lucille Ball
Dixon Dern on the key to drafting a legal agreement; learning labor law at UPA 03:39
Interview: Dixon Dern | Profession: Attorney
Dixon Dern on the scope of his duties as legal counsel for CBS 05:26
Interview: Dixon Dern | Profession: Attorney
On the key to drafting a contract in the entertainment industry: precision and verbosity 01:36
Interview: Dixon Dern
Dixon Dern on one segment, an animated vignette (drawn by Jules Engel) based on a Raoul Dufy painting. The company was refused the intellectual property rights to reproduce the work by Dufy's widow, so the cartoon was tagged to never be shown in her home country of France. 02:51
Interview: Dixon Dern | Show: Gerald McBoing Boing
Dixon Dern on Mr. Magoo- the animated character first appears in a series of theatrical shorts from 1949-1959 out of UPA. 46:30
Interview: Dixon Dern | Show: Mister Magoo
Dixon Dern on the Payola investigation encircling the $64,000 Question, which involved taking money for product endorsement 34:08
Interview: Dixon Dern | Show: $64,000 Question
Dixon Dern on working for the UPA studio during the McCarthyism era and the Hollywood Blacklist; he was asked to submit the names on the list; he calls it "A conspiracy of censorship". Lucille Ball was accused of being a communist. 04:51
Interview: Dixon Dern | Topic: Hollywood Blacklist
Dixon Dern on the Payola investigation, which involved taking money for product endorsement; it came about after the Quiz show scandals 34:19
Interview: Dixon Dern | Topic: Quiz Show Scandals
On the structure at CBS; on show he worked on there, enjoying leaving the legal department in order to work more directly with shows such as Perry Mason and Rawhide 59:35
Interview: Dixon Dern
On an incident that occured on the set of See It Now ; when a thief stole their equipment 52:49
Interview: Dixon Dern