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Irma and Rocky Kalish on how they work together and how they determine what is funny 01:05
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Profession: Writers
Rocky and Irma Kalish on tackling scripts with social import in the 1970s 02:30
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Profession: Writers
Irma Kalish on how writing the All in the Family episode dealing with cancer helped her friend, and impacted her feeling about her profession "you never know how many people you've touched" 05:06
Interview: Rocky Kalish
Rocky and Irma Kalish on tackling scripts with social import in the 1970s 02:29
Interview: Rocky Kalish
Rocky and Irma Kalish on working on the I Dream of Jeannie... 15 Years Later special; 00:57
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: I Dream of Jeannie… 15 Years Later
Rocky and Irma Kalish on The Flying Nun which they wrote for; on the character being a jewish girl; but the network said they couldn't use the word Jewish 02:07
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: Flying Nun, The
Irma and Rocky Kalish on The Brian Keith Show; on how the director never spoke with Irma 02:40
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: Brian Keith Show, The aka The Little People
Irma and Rocky Kalish on writing for F-Troop; on why it was cancelled 01:50
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: F Troop
Rocky and Irma Kalish on writing for My Three Sons; on Fred MacMurray 01:09
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: My Three Sons
Rocky and Irma Kalish on writing the All in the Family episode where Edith gets cancer 04:00
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: All in the Family
Irma and Rocky Kalish on an All in the Family episode they wrote when Gloria is molested 02:08
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: All in the Family
Rocky and Irma Kalish on pitching and writing for a controversial episode of Maude with Susan Harris (Maude's Dilemma) 02:36
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: Maude
Irma and Rocky Kalish on the reaction to the abortion episode (Maude's Dilemma) on Maude; 01:31
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: Maude
Irma and Rocky Kalish on writing on Good Times with John Amos 04:01
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: Good Times
Irma and Rocky Kalish on being white writers on an mostly black show, Good Times; on how they adapted to their cast 02:18
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: Good Times
Irma and Rocky Kalish on writing the pilot for Mason with Mason Reese 02:00
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: Mason
Irma and Rocky Kalish on writing for Carter Country with Victor French 01:52
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: Carter Country
Irma and Rocky Kalish on writing for Too Close for Comfort; getting a People's Choice Award 03:14
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: Too Close for Comfort
Irma Kalish on writing for Oh, Madeline with Madeline Kahn 03:21
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: Oh Madeline
Irma and Rocky Kalish on The Facts of Life and an episode with Lisa Welch she refused to do 01:20
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: Facts of Life, The
Irma and Rocky Kalish on working on 227 and some battles they had with Marla Gibbs 00:33
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Show: 227
Irma and Rocky Kalish on the origin of The Flying Nun as a jewish girl; but the network said they couldn't use the word Jewish 01:44
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Topic: Censorship / Standards & Practices
Irma Kalish on how writing the All in the Family episode dealing with cancer helped her friend, and impacted her feeling about her profession 02:11
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Topic: Women
Irma Kalish on how writing the All in the Family episode dealing with cancer helped her friend, and impacted her feeling about her profession "you never know how many people you've touched" 02:11
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Topic: We Cried
Irma and Rocky Kalish on being white writers on an all-black show, Good Times; on how they adapted to their cast 28:29
Interview: Rocky Kalish | Topic: Underrepresented Voices
On his childhood and growing up in Chicago; on his parents, Nathan and Irene; on the early radio and comedy programs that influenced him 59:41
Interview: Shelley Berman
On the first time he realized he was funny; on realizing he could not rely on routines other than his own for comedy; on enlisting in the Navy during World War II 51:20
Interview: Shelley Berman