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We Did An Episode On Good Times Which Came Out Of A Newspaper Article About The Incidence Of Hypertension In Black Males Being Higher Than Whites, And Increasing. So We Did A Show In Which James, The Father On Good Times, Had Hypertension.

I Never Met Who I Really Wanted To Meet, And That Was Charlie Chaplin.

As H.l. Mencken Once Said, 'nobody Ever When Broke Underestimating The Intelligence Of The American People.' Our Show [all In The Family] Countered That Witticism. I Think He Was Wrong.

Bud [yorkin] Broke Out Big When He Did 'the Fred Astaire Show' And Won Four Emmys. His Wife At The Time Suggested That We Team Up. We Got A Lot Of Press In Show Business Papers, And A Number Of Offers...we Eventually Signed With Paramount Pictures. But I Always Like To Say, His Was The Horse That We Rode In On. That Is My Favorite Recollection.

The Evidence Seems Clear That Those Business Which Actively Serve Their Many Constitutencies In Creative, Morally Thoughtful Ways Also, Over The Long Run, Serve Their Shareholders Best. Companies Do, Infact, Do Well By Doing Good.