02:03

Tony Todd and I talked about bees and why he wouldn't say Candyman 5 times in our 1995 interview.

04:23

Quincy Jones owed his career to his love of pie and ice cream. He explained why in our '08 intvu.

01:55

Teri Garr got used to hearing “what knockers!”

03:20

John Amos talks about Roots, the West Wing, the Jeffersons

02:13

James Earl Jones told me in 2004 about the 90 minutes that changed his life.

03:07

Sergio Mendes on covering the Beatles, opening for the Righteous Brothers, and why his music lasted.

01:06

To us, he was Phil. To Marlo Thomas, he was Philip. I spoke with Marlo after Phil retired.

02:17

Phil Donahue says strippers, politicians and him running around with his mic made his talk show

03:13

Peter Marshall considered himself an actor not a game show host

00:31

Mary Frann loved working with Bob Newhart on "Newhart"

01:31

The Smothers Brothers said Bob Newhart was one of the greatest comics ever.

04:50

Nice guy, funny guy, but Bob Newhart also topped Guns N' Roses on the music charts.

04:07

James Sikking on Hill Street Blues, Doogie Howser and how hard it was to deal with fame

00:24

Joe Flaherty of Freaks and Geeks and SCTV has died.

03:35

Lou Gossett Jr., Oscar-winner, Roots, but also Woodstock?

02:57

Richard Lewis joked about being miserable in his act, but he really was happy.

02:31

Charles Osgood gets royalties every time Easy Rider is on TV

02:44

Tommy Smothers' comedy was both funny and political

02:36

Fantasia sees a lot of herself in Celie.

00:26

Stephan Pastis on Denver book tour stop says he has to listen to rock music when he works

00:26

Stephan Pastis on Denver book tour stop - where his ideas come from

00:39

Stephan Pastis "Pearls Before Swine" Denver book tour stop talks about creating Rat.

02:12

Richard Moll said he liked being 6'8" cause he could "block out the sun"

03:08

Matthew Perry wanted to set an example for other recovering addicts

00:19

Fred Williamson says Richard Roundtree wanted to be remembered as good actor

03:38

Suzanne Somers on Chrissy and her rubber Thunderbird.

01:14

Bob Barker hopes he brought some sunshine into your life

00:21

Linda Blair says The Exorcist changed people's lives

02:39

George Winston said in 2007, he was still trying to figure out who he was

01:03

Ed Ames will be remembered not just for singing, but for throwing a tomahawk on the Tonight Show

01:17

Jerry Springer thought his guests were mostly nice people

01:08

Harry Belafonte helped Leonard Nimoy play Spock

02:07

Dame Edna loved performing for her possums

02:42

Richard Belzer on playing Munch, the president and warming up SNL

02:28

Raquel Welch revealed her big regret in this 2000 interview

01:38

Garry Marshall said Cindy Williams clicked right away with Penny Marshall

03:10

David Crosby said all he ever wanted to do was make music.

04:00

Gina Lollobrigida's dream wasn't to be an actress

00:52

Marlo Thomas tells about a kind letter John Wayne wrote to Barbara Walters

02:43

Sam Donaldson on his colleague Barbara Walters and a certain bottle of white wine.

03:26

The 1 thing Barbara Walters wouldn't reveal about her and the question she said would be her epitaph

02:24

Georgia Holt was proud of her daughter Cher

02:52

Jerry Lee Lewis' ex 13-year-old bride says she'd marry him again even though he was a bad husband.

03:38

Angela Lansbury knew she'd always be known for Murder, She Wrote.

02:53

Judy Tenuta was one of a kind.

01:58

Loretta Lynn on singing and canning peaches

02:36

Olivia Newton-John felt she was on Earth to inspire others with cancer.

03:20

Pat Carroll channeled her inner villain to play Ursula in The Little Mermaid

00:26

George Takei says Nichelle Nichols did a great impression of him.

03:25

Paul Sorvino hopes he's not remembered for Goodfellas

01:24

James Caan on making movies with Francis Ford Coppola

03:45

Phillip Baker Hall's long career was highlighted by playing the Library Cop on Seinfeld

01:56

Brad Johnson lived a full life as an actor, rodeo star and family man.

02:13

Ray Liotta wasn't the scary guy he seemed like on screen.

04:12

Naomi Judd on life, the stage and Wynonna.

03:26

Louie Anderson came a long way from being known as the fat comic

03:17

Bob Saget hated the crotch shots on AFHV, but loved the Olsen twins.

03:26

Dwayne Hickman was resigned to always being Dobie Gillis

01:01

Katharine Hepburn and Tony Curtis remember Sidney Poitier

03:47

Peter Bogdanovich thought success was a curse