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Larry Gelbart on the filming of the M*A*S*H episode "The Interview" and why they kept the ending a secret from the cast 08:14

Interview: Larry Gelbart



Larry Gelbart on the talented cast of M*A*S*H 06:24

Interview: Larry Gelbart | Show: M*A*S*H



Larry Gelbart on the casting of Jamie Farr as "Klinger" on M*A*S*H 02:25

Interview: Larry Gelbart | Show: M*A*S*H



Larry Gelbart on the unsuccessful WWII series Roll Out! that he worked on concurrently with the second season of M*A*S*H 02:15

Interview: Larry Gelbart | Show: Roll Out!



Larry Gelbart on the episode "Abyssinia, Henry" where one of the main characters dies -- which they kept a secret from cast and crew; on the response to the episode -- "M*A*S*H was not all happy endings" 09:58

Interview: Larry Gelbart | Show: M*A*S*H



Larry Gelbart on how "The Interview" was conceived, written, and created, on M*A*S*H 03:18

Interview: Larry Gelbart | Show: M*A*S*H



Writer Larry Gelbart on how classic M*A*S*H episode "The Interview" was conceived, written, and created 03:18

Interview: Larry Gelbart | Show: M*A*S*H: "The Interview"



Larry Gelbart on how Jamie Farr was cast as the cross-dressing "Klinger" on M*A*S*H 02:25

Interview: Larry Gelbart | Topic: Characters & Catchphrases



Larry Gelbart on the effect the Writer's Guild Strike in 1973 had on the production of M*A*S*H 00:33

Interview: Larry Gelbart | Topic: Industry Strikes



Larry Gelbart on the episode "Abyssinia, Henry" where one of the main characters dies -- which they kept a secret from cast and crew; on the response to the episode -- "M*A*S*H was not all happy endings" 09:58

Interview: Larry Gelbart | Topic: Comedy



Larry Gelbart on the episode "Abyssinia, Henry" where one of the main characters dies -- which they kept a secret from cast and crew; on the response to the episode -- "M*A*S*H was not all happy endings" 09:58

Interview: Larry Gelbart | Topic: Classic TV Series Episodes



Larry Gelbart on the episode "Abyssinia, Henry" where one of the main characters dies -- which they kept a secret from cast and crew; on the response to the episode -- "M*A*S*H was not all happy endings" 09:58

Interview: Larry Gelbart | Topic: Pop Culture



Larry Gelbart on the effect the Writer's Guild Strike in 1973 had on the production of M*A*S*H 00:33

Interview: Larry Gelbart | Topic: Industry Crossroads



Larry Gelbart on the effect the Writer's Guild Strike in 1973 had on the production of M*A*S*H 00:33

Interview: Larry Gelbart | Topic: Television Industry



Larry Gelbart on how Jamie Farr was cast as the cross-dressing "Klinger" on M*A*S*H 02:25

Interview: Larry Gelbart | Topic: Pop Culture



On the first script of All in the Family being meant to show "360 degrees of Archie Bunker"; on how William Tankersley, then head of Standards & Practices at CBS, fought him over a line on Maude; on the initial reaction to All in the Family and what helped its later success 07:17

Interview: Norman Lear



On All in the Family winning Emmy Awards; on Bernie West and Mickey Ross writing for All in the Family; on the business aspects of the show and Tandem Productions 06:03

Interview: Norman Lear



On introducing Beatrice Arthur as "Maude" on All in the Family, and similarities between her character and his then-wife, Frances Lear; on syndicating All in the Family, and his other shows; on how creative differences with Carroll O'Connor were worth it for his masterful portrayal of "Archie Bunker" 14:14

Interview: Norman Lear



Norman Lear on creating, producing and writing All in the Family 29:00

Interview: Norman Lear | Genre: Comedy Series



Norman Lear on how William Tankersley, then head of Standards & Practices at CBS, fought him over a line on Maude 02:56

Interview: Norman Lear | Person: William Tankersley



Norman Lear on introducing Beatrice Arthur as "Maude" on All in the Family, and similarities between her character and his then-wife, Frances Lear 02:26

Interview: Norman Lear | Person: Beatrice Arthur



Norman Lear on how the creative differences with Carroll O'Connor was worth it for his masterful portrayal of "Archie Bunker" on All in the Family 06:53

Interview: Norman Lear | Person: Carroll O'Connor



Norman Lear on writers Bernie West and Mickey Ross on All in the Family 01:31

Interview: Norman Lear | Person: Bernard West



Norman Lear on writers Bernie West and Mickey Ross on All in the Family 01:31

Interview: Norman Lear | Person: Michael Ross



Norman Lear on the business aspects of All in the Family and Tandem Productions 01:44

Interview: Norman Lear | Profession: Show Creators



Norman Lear on the initial reception of All in the Family 01:25

Interview: Norman Lear



Norman Lear on his mother's reaction to learning of his induction to the Television Hall of Fame 01:21

Interview: Norman Lear



Norman Lear on how the creative differences with Carroll O'Connor were worth it for his masterful portrayal of "Archie Bunker" on All in the Family 05:04

Interview: Norman Lear



Norman Lear on introducing Beatrice Arthur as "Maude" on All in the Family, and similarities between her character and his then-wife, Frances Lear 03:54

Interview: Norman Lear



Norman Lear on the first script of All in the Family being meant to show "360 degrees of Archie Bunker" 01:47

Interview: Norman Lear | Show: All in the Family



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