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On playing "Clarabell the Clown" on Howdy Doody; on Howdy Doody's mission and sponsors 12:37
Interview: Bob Keeshan
Bob Keeshan on playing "Clarabell the Clown" on Howdy Doody 23:08
Interview: Bob Keeshan | Genre: Children's Programming
Bob Keeshan on how he came to be "Clarabell the Clown" on Howdy Doody 10:31
Interview: Bob Keeshan | Person: Bob Smith
Bob Keeshan on the mission of Howdy Doody's producers 03:34
Interview: Bob Keeshan | Person: Bob Smith
Bob Keeshan on his time as an NBC page and the introduction of television at NBC 03:46
Interview: Bob Keeshan
Bob Keeshan on how he came to be "Clarabell the Clown" on Howdy Doody 10:31
Interview: Bob Keeshan | Show: Howdy Doody
Bob Keeshan on playing the character of "Clarabell the Clown" on Howdy Doody 02:01
Interview: Bob Keeshan | Show: Howdy Doody
Bob Keeshan on "Lucky", the puppet before "Howdy Doody" and "Howdy Doody" running for President 04:54
Interview: Bob Keeshan | Show: Howdy Doody
Bob Keeshan on the mission of Howdy Doody's producers 03:34
Interview: Bob Keeshan | Show: Howdy Doody
Bob Keeshan on playing "Clarabell the Clown" on Howdy Doody 23:08
Interview: Bob Keeshan | Topic: Characters & Catchphrases
Bob Keeshan on playing the character of "Clarabell the Clown" on Howdy Doody 02:01
Interview: Bob Keeshan | Topic: Pop Culture
Bob Keeshan on playing the character of "Clarabell the Clown" on Howdy Doody 02:01
Interview: Bob Keeshan | Topic: Characters & Catchphrases
Bob Keeshan on "Lucky", the puppet before "Howdy Doody" and "Howdy Doody" running for President 04:54
Interview: Bob Keeshan | Topic: Memorable Moments on Television
On contributions to makeup that he spearheaded or invented; on trading information and tips with artists at other networks; on the supremacy of NBC's makeup department over CBS' and ABC's due to his own personal drive 10:35
Interview: Dick Smith
On leaving NBC; on working in film and with David Susskind in television and film 06:30
Interview: Dick Smith
On NBC censorship; on the Hollywood blacklist; on his greatest achievement at NBC 04:08
Interview: Dick Smith
Dick Smith on CBS makeup department head Robert Jiras 01:07
Interview: Dick Smith | Person: Robert Jiras
Dick Smith on NBC censorship when he had to make Laurence Olivier look like he had leprosy 00:23
Interview: Dick Smith | Person: Laurence Olivier
Dick Smith on NBC censorship when he had to make Laurence Olivier look like he had leprosy 01:34
Interview: Dick Smith | Topic: TV's Golden Age (1940s & '50s)
Dick Smith on being warned about the Hollywood Blacklist 01:46
Interview: Dick Smith | Topic: Hollywood Blacklist
Dick Smith on being warned about the Hollywood Blacklist 01:46
Interview: Dick Smith | Topic: Industry Crossroads
Dick Smith on being warned about the Hollywood Blacklist 01:46
Interview: Dick Smith | Topic: Television Industry
On the cast of Homicide: Life on the Street; on constructing the stories for Homicide: Life on the Street; on the episode "Three Men and Adena" and winning an Emmy Award for it 10:50
Interview: Tom Fontana
On dealing with censorship issues and the head of Broadcast Standards at NBC during his time on Homicide: Life on the Street; on working with Barry Levinson on Homicide: Life on the Street; on the episode "The Subway" 06:49
Interview: Tom Fontana
On the end of Homicide: Life on the Street; on the then-innovative Internet presence of Homicide: Life on the Street and using new media to supplement his subsequent shows 06:18
Interview: Tom Fontana
On creating Oz for HBO; on doing extensive research in prisons for Oz and the themes of the show; on feedback he received from prisoners and prison workers about Oz 12:15
Interview: Tom Fontana
On coming up with the title for Oz and the opening credits of the show, which feature him getting an Oz tattoo; on Emerald City, the experimental prison unit in Oz; on Harold Perrineau as "Augustus Hill," the narrator of Oz and the end of the series 09:25
Interview: Tom Fontana
On where Oz was filmed and the tone of the set; on the cast of Oz; on writing Oz with no network censorship 05:45
Interview: Tom Fontana