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• "They'll Never Put That on the Air" reveals how to grow a hit television series

  Jim Hill reviews Allan Neuwirth's latest book. In which TV veterans talk about how they took shaky new shows and eventually turned them into smash hits like "M*A*S*H," "All in the Family" and "Seinfeld" Read More... Posted Wednesday, September 26, 2007 12:00 AM | 7 Comments Filed under: book, ABC, Michael Eisner, CBS, NBC, Fox, Seinfeld, television, William S. Paley, Tom Moore, Swoosie Kurtz, Stephanie Lemelin, Sam Huntington, Orbit the Dog, Norman Lear, Nick Kroll, Martin Starger, Lucille Ball, Leonard Goldberg, Lee Pace, Larry Gelbart, Kristen Chenoweuth, Kaitlin Doubleday, Julie White, Jerry Seinfeld, Jason Alexander, Jackie Gleason, Glen Hanson, George Schlatter, Gene Reynolds, Fred Silverman, Emmy Awards, Ellen Greene, Dick Martin, Dan Rowan, Chi McBride, Carl Reiner, Brandon Tartikoff, Bill English, Barry Diller, Jim Belushi, Anna Friel, Allan Neuwirth, They'll Never Put That on the Air: An Oral History of Taboo-Breaking TV Comedy, The Honeymooners, Pushing Daisies, Laugh-In, Here's Lucy, Gunsmoke, Cavemen, Bewitched, All in the Family

• Why (For) did Walt Disney actually have Disneyland's Submarine Voyage built ?

  Jim Hill reveals the hidden history of this soon-to-be-re-opening Tomorrowland attraction. Which only came about because the Ol' Mousetro was determined to "one up" the competition. Which -- back in 1958 -- was this recently rethemed Santa Monica amusement pier that had just been dubbed "Pacific Ocean Park" Read More... Posted Friday, June 08, 2007 12:00 AM | 27 Comments Filed under: Disney, theme park, TV, Why For, Walt Disney, attraction, ABC, WED, Pacific Ocean Park, CBS