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

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

Teri Garr got used to hearing “what knockers!”

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

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

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

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

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

Peter Marshall considered himself an actor not a game show host

Mary Frann loved working with Bob Newhart on "Newhart"

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

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

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

Joe Flaherty of Freaks and Geeks and SCTV has died.

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

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

Charles Osgood gets royalties every time Easy Rider is on TV

Tommy Smothers' comedy was both funny and political

Fantasia sees a lot of herself in Celie.

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

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

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

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

Matthew Perry wanted to set an example for other recovering addicts

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

Suzanne Somers on Chrissy and her rubber Thunderbird.

Bob Barker hopes he brought some sunshine into your life

Linda Blair says The Exorcist changed people's lives

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

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

Jerry Springer thought his guests were mostly nice people

Harry Belafonte helped Leonard Nimoy play Spock

Dame Edna loved performing for her possums

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

Raquel Welch revealed her big regret in this 2000 interview

Garry Marshall said Cindy Williams clicked right away with Penny Marshall

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

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

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

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

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

Georgia Holt was proud of her daughter Cher

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

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

Judy Tenuta was one of a kind.

Loretta Lynn on singing and canning peaches

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

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

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

Paul Sorvino hopes he's not remembered for Goodfellas

James Caan on making movies with Francis Ford Coppola

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

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

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

Naomi Judd on life, the stage and Wynonna.

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

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

Dwayne Hickman was resigned to always being Dobie Gillis

Katharine Hepburn and Tony Curtis remember Sidney Poitier

Peter Bogdanovich thought success was a curse