"Broadcasting is a personal business. It's an ability to enlist the aid of people, their energy, their brain power, and their creative ability." - Leonard Goldenson, ABC Network President
The Archive of American Television focuses on the people involved in broadcast history, and to that end, interviews TV legends in all professions. Browse the complete list of individuals online, by name below.
See the complete list of Archive interviewees. New online interviews are added regularly.
Danny DeVito on why he returned to television on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia as "Frank"
Judge Judy Sheindlin on getting across the message that the justice system means business (01m 15s)
LeVar Burton on getting cast on Star Trek: The Next Generation (02m 28s)
Vince Gilligan on how Breaking Bad got its title and what it means
Walter Cronkite on coming up with his signature signoff "and that's the way it is" (02m 06s)
James Garner on almost being cast in the title role of Cheyenne (01m 19s)
George Carlin on the advice he would give young comedians (01m 28s)
Betty White on winning her 1952 Best Actress Emmy (01m 19s)
Mary Tyler Moore on Lucille Ball giving her the greatest gift "she ever received in the business" while working on The Dick Van Dyke Show (01m 15s)
Melissa Gilbert on the legacy of Little House on the Prairie 
Sherman Hemsley on the creation of the "walk" for George Jefferson's character on The Jeffersons (02m 04s)
Barbara Walters on coming to terms with Gilda Radner's "Baba Wawa" impression (00m 22s)
Mike Douglas on the JFK Assassination and Funeral (05m 22s)
Rita Moreno on the stereotypical roles she played in filmed TV in the 1950s (00m 58s)
Marla Gibbs on staying behind at the first table read of The Jeffersons to offer her opinions (01m 34s)
"Buffalo" Bob Smith on going on the air with the very first Howdy Doody Show (00m 53s)
Kevin Clash on developing the character of Sesame Street's "Elmo," including his signature laugh (02m 13s)
David Crane and Marta Kauffman on their proudest achievement, Friends - "it was perfect"
Milton Berle on his costumes on The Texaco Star Theater
Patricia Heaton on the legacy of Everybody Loves Raymond as a classic comedy
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