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Larry Gelbart on Phil Silvers "a New York wiseguy" 01:12
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Person: Phil Silvers
Larry Gelbart on Bob Hope, "last left in a pantheon of oversize talent" 00:55
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Person: Bob Hope
Larry Gelbart on the eccentric talents of Jack Paar, the "inventor" of the talk show, and being hugely important to comedy 01:09
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Person: Jack Paar
Larry Gelbart on the multi-talented Perry Lafferty, "a born executive" 00:41
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Person: Perry Lafferty
Larry Gelbart on the comedic talents of Red Buttons, so funny he "shakes the rafters" 01:05
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Person: Red Buttons
Larry Gelbart on the comedic and dramatic talents of Art Carney 00:32
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Person: Art Carney
Larry Gelbart on Sid Caesar's talents and how he wishes he could have continued to entertain generations 00:49
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Person: Sid Caesar
Larry Gelbart on the Nanette Fabray's talents as a comedienne 00:24
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Person: Nanette Fabray
Larry Gelbart on Alan Alda as the perfect extension to his own writing sensibilities 00:35
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Person: Alan Alda
Larry Gelbart on the executive William S. Paley and his "great flair" 00:41
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Person: William S. Paley
Larry Gelbart on the huge influence Gene Reynolds had on him in a short four years while they worked on M*A*S*H 01:45
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Person: Gene Reynolds
Larry Gelbart on the integrity of Burt Metcalfe, whom he worked with on M*A*S*H 00:31
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Person: Burt Metcalfe
Larry Gelbart on the writing talents of Everett Greenbaum, who worked with him on M*A*S*H 02:05
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Person: Everett Greenbaum
Larry Gelbart on what to him represented the best of television -- those moments when it brought the country together as a family, as in the Kennedy funeral, or the Challenger launch, and how we're in danger of losing that ability in favor of 'the bottom line' 03:18
Interview: Larry Gelbart
Larry Gelbart on what to him represented the best of television -- those moments when it brought the country together as a family, as in the Kennedy funeral, or the Challenger launch 02:10
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Topic: Memorable Moments on Television
Larry Gelbart on what to him represented the best of television -- those moments when it brought the country together as a family, as in the Kennedy funeral, or the Challenger launch, and how we're in danger of losing that ability in favor of 'the bottom line' 03:18
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Topic: Criticism of TV
Larry Gelbart on what to him represented the best of television -- those moments when it brought the country together as a family, as in the Kennedy funeral, or the Challenger launch, and how we're in danger of losing that ability in favor of 'the bottom line' 03:18
Interview: Larry Gelbart | Topic: Television Industry
On his stint in the Navy; on acting in the movie "Gidget"; on meeting Rod Serling and Robert Mitchum 12:34
Interview: Burt Metcalfe
On the reception of the M*A*S*H finale "Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen"; on the legacy of M*A*S*H; on executive producing After MASH 14:16
Interview: Burt Metcalfe
On post-M*A*S*H projects; on what makes a good television producer; on how he would like to be remembered 14:26
Interview: Burt Metcalfe
On B-Roll photos from his career: photo of Burt Metcalfe directing M*A*S*H, of kissing his wife on the set of the final filming day of M*A*S*H, of Alan Alda, Gene Reynolds and Burt Metcalfe, and a cast photo of M*A*S*H given to him by Mike Farrell 01:31
Interview: Burt Metcalfe
Burt Metcalfe on the reception of and watching the M*A*S*H finale "Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen" 03:49
Interview: Burt Metcalfe | Genre: Comedy Series