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On Jimmy Smits as "Bobby Simone" on NYPD Blue; on the production of NYPD Blue; on the end of the show and its legacy 12:41

Interview: David Milch



On co-creating Murder One; on writing Brooklyn South and The Big Apple; on creating and writing Deadwood 16:08

Interview: David Milch



On Ian McShane as "Al Swearengen" on Deadwood; on critical and public reaction to Deadwood; on the writing process and budget of the show 15:17

Interview: David Milch



David Milch on co-creating and writing NYPD Blue (Part 2) 27:30

Interview: David Milch | Genre: Cop/Detective/Mystery Series



David Milch on creating and writing Deadwood   (Part 1)  24:31

Interview: David Milch | Genre: Western Series



David Milch on David Caruso as "John Kelly" on NYPD Blue  04:39

Interview: David Milch | Person: David Caruso



David Milch on his dialogue, also known as "MilchSpeak" and the language of NYPD Blue 04:36

Interview: David Milch | Person: Dennis Franz



David Milch on Jimmy Smits joining the cast of NYPD Blue as "Bobby Simone" 00:35

Interview: David Milch | Person: Jimmy Smits



David Milch on Jimmy Smits leaving NYPD Blue 00:59

Interview: David Milch | Person: Jimmy Smits



David Milch on David Caruso as "John Kelly" on NYPD Blue  04:39

Interview: David Milch



David Milch on his writing process for NYPD Blue 04:21

Interview: David Milch



David Milch on his dialogue, also known as "MilchSpeak" and the language of NYPD Blue 04:36

Interview: David Milch



David Milch on creating Deadwood 02:38

Interview: David Milch



David Milch on Ian McShane as "Al Swearengen" on Deadwood 03:03

Interview: David Milch



David Milch on how NYPD Blue differed from other cop shows 01:10

Interview: David Milch | Show: NYPD Blue



David Milch on David Caruso as "John Kelly" on NYPD Blue  04:39

Interview: David Milch | Show: NYPD Blue



David Milch on his writing process for NYPD Blue 04:21

Interview: David Milch | Show: NYPD Blue



David Milch on his dialogue, also known as "MilchSpeak" and the language of NYPD Blue 04:36

Interview: David Milch | Show: NYPD Blue



David Milch on network interference with NYPD Blue 01:20

Interview: David Milch | Show: NYPD Blue



David Milch on using real-life stories on NYPD Blue 01:01

Interview: David Milch | Show: NYPD Blue



On his early years and influences and gravitating toward writing as a student at Carnegie Mellon 59:21

Interview: Steven Bochco



On his first job at Universal where he ran a writing fellowship program and began to write for television 47:13

Interview: Steven Bochco



On his first television writing credit, an elongation of a Rod Serling Chrysler Theatre teleplay 41:50

Interview: Steven Bochco



On working on the series The Name of the Game, meeting his early mentor Dick Irving, writing Lt. Schuster's Wife, the film Silent Running, and ultimately deciding to become a producer 07:04

Interview: Steven Bochco



Steven Bochco on Universal director Dick Irving's promise not to yell if Bochco agreed to produce 02:24

Interview: Steven Bochco | Person: Dick Irving



Steven Bochco on his first professional writing credit 03:24

Interview: Steven Bochco



Steven Bochco on writing extra material to elongate a Rod Serling teleplay into movie-length 03:24

Interview: Steven Bochco | Show: Bob Hope Presents Chrysler Theatre



Steven Bochco on working on The Name of the Game 01:48

Interview: Steven Bochco | Show: Name of the Game, The



On how production on the Pyramid game shows were done and how disputes were resolved; on the show's Emmy wins 07:21

Interview: Bob Stewart



On the game shows Jackpot, Shoot for the Stars; host Geoff Edwards; and some of the announcers he's worked with (Don Pardo, Joe Clayton, Jack Clark) 06:12

Interview: Bob Stewart



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