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Sol Saks on his acceptance of Fred de Cordova as a producer of Mr. Adams and Eve, until de Cordova interfered with the scripts 06:44

Interview: Sol Saks | Person: Fred de Cordova



Sol Saks on "learning how to be an executive producer" while working on The Baileys of Balboa (and meeting with Bob Sweeney) 03:12

Interview: Sol Saks | Person: Bob Sweeney



Sol Saks on meeting with Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn for what became a Cary Grant feature "Walk Don't Run" 02:35

Interview: Sol Saks | Person: Spencer Tracy



Sol Saks on how producer William Froug was considered to replace Sherwood Schwartz on Gilligan's Island, and how Saks himself didn't like the pilot script 06:11

Interview: Sol Saks | Person: Sherwood Schwartz



Sol Saks on how producer William Froug was considered to replace Sherwood Schwartz on Gilligan's Island, and how Saks himself didn't like the pilot script 06:11

Interview: Sol Saks | Person: William Froug



Sol Saks on his philosophy of comedy writing and writing in general 02:10

Interview: Sol Saks | Profession: Writers



Sol Saks on not believing in writer's block 00:57

Interview: Sol Saks | Profession: Writers



Sol Saks on learning his first lesson on how writers are treated 01:36

Interview: Sol Saks | Profession: Writers



Sol Saks on what makes for good television writing and on honesty in writing 06:37

Interview: Sol Saks | Profession: Writers



Sol Saks on his first attempt at writing a comedy script 01:22

Interview: Sol Saks | Profession: Writers



Sol Saks on where writers fit in society, and on the writer as storyteller 03:25

Interview: Sol Saks | Profession: Writers



Sol Saks on discovering the effectiveness of using simple language in comedy writing 03:18

Interview: Sol Saks | Profession: Writers



Sol Saks on his philosophy of comedy writing and writing in general 02:10

Interview: Sol Saks



Sol Saks on not believing in writer's block 00:57

Interview: Sol Saks



Sol Saks on learning his first lesson on how writers are treated 01:37

Interview: Sol Saks



Sol Saks on his process of writing jokes 03:03

Interview: Sol Saks



Sol Saks on writing the pilot episode (and creating) Bewitched 02:42

Interview: Sol Saks | Show: Bewitched



Sol Saks on Ozzie Nelson (on radio's The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet) and Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll (on radio's Amos 'N' Andy) and their knowledge of what worked in a script 00:37

Interview: Sol Saks | Show: Adventures Of Ozzie and Harriet, The



Sol Saks on the Bewitched pilot's appeal 01:55

Interview: Sol Saks | Show: Bewitched



Sol Saks on being offered to write the pilot for the Bewitched spin-off Tabitha, which he refused 01:45

Interview: Sol Saks | Show: Bewitched



Sol Saks on being offered to write the pilot for the Bewitched spin-off Tabitha, which he refused 01:45

Interview: Sol Saks | Show: Tabitha



Sol Saks on his suggestion to producers that they not use magic too much on Bewitched 00:32

Interview: Sol Saks | Show: Bewitched



Sol Saks on his suggestion that they play the real-lie pregnancy of Elizabeth Montgomery on the show in Bewitched 01:36

Interview: Sol Saks | Show: Bewitched



Sol Saks on his acceptance of Fred de Cordova as a producer of Mr. Adams and Eve, until de Cordova interfered with the scripts 06:44

Interview: Sol Saks | Show: Mr. Adams and Eve



Sol Saks on how producer William Froug was considered to replace Sherwood Schwartz on Gilligan's Island, and how Saks himself didn't like the pilot script 06:11

Interview: Sol Saks | Show: Gilligan's Island



Sol Saks on "learning how to be an executive producer" while working on The Baileys of Balboa 03:11

Interview: Sol Saks | Show: Baileys of Balboa, The



Sol Saks on leaving Mr. Adams and Eve, but still thinking of premises for comedy shows 01:26

Interview: Sol Saks | Show: Mr. Adams and Eve



Sol Saks on how television comedy evolved during his time as a television writer 02:43

Interview: Sol Saks | Topic: Television Industry



Sol Saks on his time as an executive at CBS, and on how television audiences changed over time 03:44

Interview: Sol Saks | Topic: Television Industry



Sol Saks on the Bewitched pilot's appeal 01:55

Interview: Sol Saks



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