Interview Hugh Wilson In his two-and-a-half-hour interview, Hugh Wilson (1943-2018) talks about his early years working for Armstrong Industries, which eventually led him to being a gopher for MTM Productions. He speaks of writing scripts for The Bob Newhart Show and The Tony Randall Show , and pitching WKRP in...
Interview John Walsh In his one-hour interview, John Walsh discusses his start in the hotel business and speaks openly about the kidnapping of his son, Adam. Walsh shares how he was approached by producers Linda Otto and Alan Landsburg to be involved with a television movie, Adam , based on Adam's kidnapping and murder...
Interview Robert Dickinson In his two-hour interview, Robert Dickinson describes his first impressions of television production, when, at Marineland in Palos Verdes, CA, he saw the filming of a Beverly Hillbillies episode. He speaks about working at a film rental company and getting a break when gaffer Doug Pantak got him...
Interview Howard Rosenberg In his two-and-a-half-hour interview, Howard Rosenberg speaks about his early interests, including athletics and writing. He describes his work as a reporter for the Moline Dispatch of Kansas , where he learned how to report and deliver on deadline. He recounts his move in the early 1970s to The...
Blog Post The Interviews Turns 25! In 2022 The Interviews turns 25, and we'll be celebrating all year long!
