The Magical World of Disney：Full Cast & Crew

Series Directed by

Hamilton Luske
(51 episodes, 1954-1970): Norman Tokar
(31 episodes, 1962-1982): Robert Stevenson
(27 episodes, 1957-1982): James Neilson
(27 episodes, 1958-1971): Jack Hannah
(23 episodes, 1954-1979): Vincent McEveety
(23 episodes, 1964-1986): Jack Kinney
(18 episodes, 1955-1979): James Algar
(16 episodes, 1954-1974): Charles Nichols
(15 episodes, 1954-1968): Harry Keller
(15 episodes, 1958-1960): William Beaudine
(14 episodes, 1955-1968): Don Chaffey
(14 episodes, 1962-1979): Clyde Geronimi
(13 episodes, 1954-1967): Wilfred Jackson
(13 episodes, 1954-1959): Ward Kimball
(13 episodes, 1955-1972): Wolfgang Reitherman
(13 episodes, 1955-1970): Winston Hibler
(12 episodes, 1954-1972): Robert Butler
(12 episodes, 1965-1975): Norman Foster
(10 episodes, 1954-1962): Larry Lansburgh
(10 episodes, 1957-1976): Lewis R. Foster
(10 episodes, 1957-1961): Robert Totten
(10 episodes, 1968-1975): Jack Couffer
(9 episodes, 1964-1978): Frank Zuniga
(9 episodes, 1968-1977): Gary Nelson
(9 episodes, 1969-1982): Byron Paul
(8 episodes, 1964-1965): Jerome Courtland
(8 episodes, 1973-1979): Tom Leetch
(8 episodes, 1974-1976): Steve Previn
(7 episodes, 1962-1965): James Sheldon
(7 episodes, 1966-1967): Bernard McEveety
(7 episodes, 1975-1979): Ken Annakin
(6 episodes, 1955-1963): Michael O'Herlihy
(6 episodes, 1967-1972): Bill Justice
(5 episodes, 1957-1964): Walter Perkins
(5 episodes, 1958-1968): Andrew V. McLaglen
(5 episodes, 1970-1978): Roy Edward Disney
(5 episodes, 1973-1976): Bill Roberts
(4 episodes, 1955-1970): Tom McGowan
(4 episodes, 1959-1963): Les Clark
(4 episodes, 1961-1970): Richard Lyford
(4 episodes, 1965-1974): Joseph Sargent
(4 episodes, 1966-1967): Robert Clouse
(4 episodes, 1973-1980): Russ Mayberry
(4 episodes, 1978-1982): Robert Scheerer
(4 episodes, 1983-1989): Ben Sharpsteen
(3 episodes, 1955-1964): Francis D. Lyon
(3 episodes, 1956-1961): Jack King
(3 episodes, 1957-1961): Christian Nyby
(3 episodes, 1958-1959): Charles Barton
(3 episodes, 1959-1964): Louis King
(3 episodes, 1960): Jack Donohue
(3 episodes, 1961-1969): Bob Sweeney
(3 episodes, 1964-1989): Robert L. Friend
(3 episodes, 1964-1968): Jeffrey Hayden
(3 episodes, 1965): William Beaudine Jr.
(3 episodes, 1973-1978): Fred R. Krug
(2 episodes, 1973-1977): Marty Pasetta
(2 episodes, 1975-1986): Robert Day
(3 episodes, 1975-1982): David Greenwalt
(3 episodes, 1986-1990): Robert Florey
(2 episodes, 1954): Peter Godfrey
(2 episodes, 1955): Byron Haskin
(2 episodes, 1955): Harold French
(2 episodes, 1956): William Witney
(2 episodes, 1960): Hank Schloss
(2 episodes, 1961-1975): Eric Cleworth
(2 episodes, 1961): Herschel Daugherty
(2 episodes, 1961): William Fairchild
(2 episodes, 1961): Georg Tressler
(2 episodes, 1961): David Swift
(4 episodes, 1963-1976): Don Haldane
(2 episodes, 1964): Arthur Hiller
(2 episodes, 1965): Arthur J. Vitarelli
(2 episodes, 1966-1977): Norman Campbell
(2 episodes, 1966): Peter Tewksbury
(2 episodes, 1966): Seymour Robbie
(2 episodes, 1968): Michael Caffey
(2 episodes, 1970): Marvin J. Chomsky
(2 episodes, 1970): Gunther von Fritsch
(2 episodes, 1970): Stan Harris
(2 episodes, 1971-1988): Jack Shea
(2 episodes, 1971): Hollingsworth Morse
(2 episodes, 1972): Ron Kelly
(2 episodes, 1973): Phil May
(2 episodes, 1978-1981): William Reid
(2 episodes, 1980-1981): Bruce Bilson
(2 episodes, 1980): Dwight Hemion
(1 episode, 1981-1982): Charles Jarrott
(2 episodes, 1981): Oz Scott
(2 episodes, 1986-1987): Andrew Solt
(2 episodes, 1986-1987): Greg Beeman
(2 episodes, 1986): James Goldstone
(2 episodes, 1988): Harry Falk
(2 episodes, 1989): Richard L. Bare
(1 episode, 1954): Harold D. Schuster
(1 episode, 1954): Harold Young
(1 episode, 1954): Al Teeter
(1 episode, 1955): Sidney Miller
(1 episode, 1957): Samuel Armstrong
(1 episode, 1958): Robert Cormack
(1 episode, 1958): George Sherman
(1 episode, 1959): Joshua Meador
(1 episode, 1961): Fred Iselin
(1 episode, 1962): Ron Miller
(1 episode, 1962): Gordon Wiles
(1 episode, 1970): Harry Tytle
(1 episode, 1973): Norman Wright
(1 episode, 1975): Fletcher Markle
(1 episode, 1977): William Stierwalt
(1 episode, 1977): John Tracy
(1 episode, 1977): John Erman
(1 episode, 1978): Art Fisher
(1 episode, 1978): Jack Speirs
(1 episode, 1978): Nick Bennion
(1 episode, 1979): Noel Nosseck
(1 episode, 1979): Jerry Paris
(1 episode, 1979): Edward M. Abroms
(1 episode, 1980): John Hough
(1 episode, 1980): Vic Morrow
(1 episode, 1980): Burny Mattinson
(1 episode, 1981): Kieth Merrill
(1 episode, 1981): John Lounsbery
(1 episode, 1982): E.W. Swackhamer
(1 episode, 1982): Corey Allen
(1 episode, 1986): Gwen Arner
(1 episode, 1986): Tony Bill
(1 episode, 1986): Beau Bridges
(1 episode, 1986): Jackie Cooper
(1 episode, 1986): Wes Craven
(1 episode, 1986): Mark Cullingham
(1 episode, 1986): Mel Damski
(1 episode, 1986): Ferdinand Fairfax
(1 episode, 1986): Mick Garris
(1 episode, 1986): Neil Gordon
(1 episode, 1986): Mollie Miller
(1 episode, 1986): Mark Rosman
(1 episode, 1986): Phil Savenick
(1 episode, 1986): Paul Schneider
(1 episode, 1986): Alan Shapiro
(1 episode, 1986): Steven Hilliard Stern
(1 episode, 1986): Simon Wincer
(1 episode, 1986): David Ashwell
(1 episode, 1987): Stuart Gillard
(1 episode, 1987): Danny Huston
(1 episode, 1987): Kenneth Johnson
(1 episode, 1987): James Orr
(1 episode, 1987): Michael Vejar
(1 episode, 1987): Greg Antonacci
(1 episode, 1988): Noel Black
(1 episode, 1988): Charles Braverman
(1 episode, 1988): Chep Dobrin
(1 episode, 1988): Blake Edwards
(1 episode, 1988): David Hemmings
(1 episode, 1988): Michael Schultz
(1 episode, 1988): Joie Albrecht
(1 episode, 1989): Debbie Allen
(1 episode, 1989): Scott Garen
(1 episode, 1989): Jeff Margolis
(1 episode, 1989): James Quinn
(1 episode, 1989): James T. Walker
(1 episode, 1989): James Burrows
(1 episode, 1990): John R. Cherry III
(1 episode, 1990): Peter Harris
(1 episode, 1990): John Landis
(1 episode, 1990): George Miller
(1 episode, 1990): Mike Jittlov
(uncredited) (1 episode, 1979)

Series Writing Credits

Maurice Tombragel
(writer) (26 episodes, 1959-1970): Maurice Tombragel
(written by) (2 episodes, 1968): Maurice Tombragel
(30 episodes, 1959-1970): Maurice Tombragel
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1959): Bill Berg
(story) (17 episodes, 1956-1968): Bill Berg
(writer) (5 episodes, 1956-1962): Bill Berg
(27 episodes, 1956-1968): Bill Berg
(cartoon story) (2 episodes, 1964-1967): Jack Speirs
(writer) (13 episodes, 1954-1976): Jack Speirs
(20 episodes, 1954-1978): Jack Speirs
(narration written by) (2 episodes, 1968): Jack Speirs
(written by) (2 episodes, 1955-1957): Herman Groves
(writer) (16 episodes, 1968-1977): Herman Groves
(teleplay) (4 episodes, 1968-1976): Herman Groves
(story) (2 episodes, 1976): Herman Groves
(television story) (2 episodes, 1969): Winston Hibler
(writer) (13 episodes, 1954-1969): Winston Hibler
(written by) (3 episodes, 1954-1957): Winston Hibler
(19 episodes, 1954-1969): Lawrence Edward Watkin
(writer) (11 episodes, 1954-1976): Lawrence Edward Watkin
(adaptation) (4 episodes, 1956): Lawrence Edward Watkin
(screenplay) (2 episodes, 1955): Lawrence Edward Watkin
(18 episodes, 1954-1976): Al Bertino
(story) (14 episodes, 1954-1968): Al Bertino
(writer) (4 episodes, 1956-1963): Bill Walsh
(writer) (15 episodes, 1954-1982): Bill Walsh
(characters) (1 episode, 1987): Bill Walsh
(written by) (1 episode, 1957): Lowell S. Hawley
(writer) (16 episodes, 1962-1978): Lowell S. Hawley
(novel) (1 episode, 1971): Bill Peet
(writer) (6 episodes, 1954-1961): Bill Peet
(story) (5 episodes, 1955-1970): Bill Peet
(15 episodes, 1954-1970): Bill Peet
(cartoon story treatment) (1 episode, 1954): Bill Peet
(15 episodes, 1954-1970): Bill Peet
(story by/segments) (1 episode, 1956): Bill Peet
(story) (5 episodes, 1955-1970): Bill Peet
(15 episodes, 1954-1970): Thomas W. Blackburn
(16 episodes, 1954-1961): Thomas W. Blackburn
(writer) (4 episodes, 1958-1961): Thomas W. Blackburn
(written by) (2 episodes, 1955): Thomas W. Blackburn
(screenplay) (1 episode, 1957): David Detiege
(story) (12 episodes, 1956-1968): David Detiege
(15 episodes, 1956-1968): David Detiege
(writer) (1 episode, 1956): James Algar
(teleplay by) (3 episodes, 1972-1974): James Algar
(writer) (3 episodes, 1954-1977): James Algar
(teleplay) (2 episodes, 1957): James Algar
(13 episodes, 1954-1977): James Algar
(narration) (1 episode, 1957): James Algar
(13 episodes, 1954-1977): James Algar
(story) (1 episode, 1977): James Algar
(13 episodes, 1954-1977): James Algar
(written by) (1 episode, 1964): Joe Rinaldi
(writer) (8 episodes, 1954-1969): Joe Rinaldi
(story) (4 episodes, 1962-1963): Joe Rinaldi
(screenplay) (1 episode, 1959): Joe Rinaldi
(written by) (1 episode, 1955): Larry Clemmons
(narration written by) (3 episodes, 1958-1966): Larry Clemmons
(teleplay) (3 episodes, 1960-1962): Larry Clemmons
(written by) (3 episodes, 1961-1962): Larry Clemmons
(story) (3 episodes, 1960-1982): Larry Clemmons
(narration) (1 episode, 1957): Larry Clemmons
(story and narration) (1 episode, 1958): Larry Clemmons
(story) (3 episodes, 1960-1982): Ted Berman
(story) (7 episodes, 1954-1982): Ted Berman
(writer) (4 episodes, 1961-1972): Ted Berman
(cartoon story) (1 episode, 1964): Ted Berman
(story) (7 episodes, 1954-1982): Ted Berman
(television story) (1 episode, 1967): Ted Sears
(writer) (9 episodes, 1954-1956): Ted Sears
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1954): Ted Sears
(cartoon story) (1 episode, 1957): Ted Sears
(13 episodes, 1954-1960): Ted Sears
(story) (1 episode, 1955): Ted Sears
(written by) (1 episode, 1954): Louis Pelletier
(writer) (11 episodes, 1964-1981): Louis Pelletier
(12 episodes, 1963-1981): Robert Westerby
(writer) (9 episodes, 1963-1966): Robert Westerby
(teleplay by) (2 episodes, 1966): Robert Westerby
(screenplay by) (1 episode, 1966): Robert Westerby
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1963): Otto Englander
(story) (4 episodes, 1955-1970): Otto Englander
(writer) (3 episodes, 1961-1963): Otto Englander
(cartoon story) (1 episode, 1964): Otto Englander
(screenplay) (1 episode, 1959): Otto Englander
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1958): Otto Englander
(television story) (1 episode, 1967): William Robert Yates
(10 episodes, 1970-1974): William Robert Yates
(television story and teleplay by) (3 episodes, 1972): William Robert Yates
(screenplay by) (2 episodes, 1970): William Robert Yates
(writer) (2 episodes, 1972): Ralph Wright
(story) (3 episodes, 1956-1958): Ralph Wright
(writer) (3 episodes, 1956-1964): Ralph Wright
(9 episodes, 1956-1965): Nick George
(story) (7 episodes, 1957-1960): Nick George
(9 episodes, 1956-1960): Nick George
(writer) (1 episode, 1956): Richard Harding Davis
(novel) (6 episodes, 1966-1968): Richard Harding Davis
(book) (3 episodes, 1965): Joseph L. McEveety
(writer) (5 episodes, 1972-1977): Joseph L. McEveety
(story) (2 episodes, 1982): Joseph L. McEveety
(television story and teleplay) (2 episodes, 1970): Ward Kimball
(writer) (3 episodes, 1969-1970): Ward Kimball
(story) (2 episodes, 1957-1963): Ward Kimball
(written by) (2 episodes, 1955): Ward Kimball
(8 episodes, 1955-1970): Homer McCoy
(teleplay by) (3 episodes, 1965-1972): Homer McCoy
(writer) (3 episodes, 1965-1974): Homer McCoy
(8 episodes, 1962-1974): Homer McCoy
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1967): Rod Peterson
(writer) (5 episodes, 1966-1973): Rod Peterson
(8 episodes, 1966-1973): Rod Peterson
(narration by) (1 episode, 1972): Rod Peterson
(written by) (1 episode, 1972): Calvin Clements Jr.
(writer) (7 episodes, 1972-1976): Calvin Clements Jr.
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1975): Don Tait
(writer) (8 episodes, 1976-1982): Dick Huemer
(writer) (3 episodes, 1957-1964): Dick Huemer
(teleplay) (2 episodes, 1956-1957): Dick Huemer
(story) (1 episode, 1957): Dick Huemer
(written by) (1 episode, 1955): Dick Kinney
(writer) (5 episodes, 1956-1961): Dick Kinney
(story) (2 episodes, 1957-1959): David P. Harmon
(writer) (4 episodes, 1959-1961): David P. Harmon
(written by) (2 episodes, 1959): David P. Harmon
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1961): Milt Banta
(story) (4 episodes, 1957-1961): Milt Banta
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1957): Milt Banta
(writer) (1 episode, 1954): Norman Foster
(screenplay) (2 episodes, 1962): Norman Foster
(writer) (2 episodes, 1958): Norman Foster
(written by) (2 episodes, 1955): Dwight Hauser
(writer) (4 episodes, 1956-1964): Dwight Hauser
(narration written by) (1 episode, 1959): Dwight Hauser
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1957): Milt Schaffer
(story) (4 episodes, 1956-1959): Milt Schaffer
(writer) (2 episodes, 1956-1961): Stewart Edward White
(novels) (5 episodes, 1957-1958): Stewart Edward White
(novel) (1 episode, 1957): Bob Wehling
(writer) (4 episodes, 1960-1961): Bob Wehling
(screenplay) (2 episodes, 1962): John Whedon
(writer) (6 episodes, 1965-1976): Jack Couffer
(6 episodes, 1966-1978): Jack Couffer
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1968): Jack Couffer
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1978): Jack Couffer
(writer) (1 episode, 1968): Harry Spalding
(writer) (6 episodes, 1975-1979): William Blinn
(developed by) (4 episodes, 1988-1989): William Blinn
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1989): William Blinn
(writer) (1 episode, 1988): William Blinn
(written by) (1 episode, 1989): Erdman Penner
(story) (3 episodes, 1954-1957): Erdman Penner
(writer) (1 episode, 1954): Erdman Penner
(written by) (1 episode, 1955): Homer Brightman
(story by) (2 episodes, 1968): Homer Brightman
(story) (2 episodes, 1955-1963): Homer Brightman
(writer) (1 episode, 1957): William Bosche
(5 episodes, 1955-1967): William Bosche
(written by) (2 episodes, 1955): William Bosche
(story) (1 episode, 1957): Rutherford Montgomery
(5 episodes, 1959-1966): Rutherford Montgomery
(story) (2 episodes, 1961-1965): Rutherford Montgomery
(based upon the novel by) (1 episode, 1966): Roy Edward Disney
(additional narration) (1 episode, 1961): Roy Edward Disney
(narration by) (1 episode, 1971): Roy Edward Disney
(narration written by) (1 episode, 1962): Roy Edward Disney
(narration) (1 episode, 1961): Roy Edward Disney
(writer) (1 episode, 1961): Albert Aley
(screenplay by) (1 episode, 1962): Albert Aley
(screenplay) (1 episode, 1961): Albert Aley
(story) (1 episode, 1966): Albert Aley
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1968): Albert Aley
(writer) (1 episode, 1968): Mark Twain
(novel) (3 episodes, 1962): Mark Twain
(novel) (2 episodes, 1982): Fred Gipson
(novel) (4 episodes, 1966-1980): Fred Gipson
(writer) (4 episodes, 1966-1980): Fred Gipson
(5 episodes, 1962-1980): AJ Carothers
(writer) (5 episodes, 1965-1979): Ted Key
(story) (3 episodes, 1974-1977): Ted Key
(writer) (2 episodes, 1982): John W. Dunn
(4 episodes, 1955-1963): John W. Dunn
(cartoon story) (1 episode, 1958): John W. Dunn
(story) (1 episode, 1957): John W. Dunn
(written by) (1 episode, 1955): Robert Louis Stevenson
(novel) (2 episodes, 1963): Robert Louis Stevenson
(novel) (2 episodes, 1955): Jack Kinney
(story) (2 episodes, 1956-1958): Jack Kinney
(written by) (2 episodes, 1955-1956): Roy Williams
(story) (3 episodes, 1957-1961): Roy Williams
(writer) (1 episode, 1956): Frank D. Gilroy
(writer) (3 episodes, 1958-1959): Frank D. Gilroy
(4 episodes, 1958-1959): Ellis Marcus
(writer) (4 episodes, 1959-1960): Johnston McCulley
(characters) (4 episodes, 1960-1961): Ernest Thompson Seton
(book) (2 episodes, 1973): Ernest Thompson Seton
(4 episodes, 1961-1973): Ernest Thompson Seton
(based on a book by) (1 episode, 1962): Bart Burns
(story) (4 episodes, 1965): Betty Fernandez
(story) (4 episodes, 1965): Lee Pape
(story) (4 episodes, 1965): William Tunberg
(writer) (4 episodes, 1966-1980): Norman Wright
(narration written by) (2 episodes, 1967-1976): Norman Wright
(4 episodes, 1967-1977): Norman Wright
(narration) (1 episode, 1977): Larry Lansburgh
(4 episodes, 1967-1973): Larry Lansburgh
(story by) (1 episode, 1973): Larry Lansburgh
(story) (1 episode, 1970): Larry Lansburgh
(writer) (1 episode, 1967): Harold Swanton
(writer) (4 episodes, 1967-1973): Gordon Buford
(story) (3 episodes, 1969-1981): Gordon Buford
(based on a story by) (1 episode, 1969): Clifford B. Hicks
(book) (4 episodes, 1974-1976): Samuel W. Taylor
(story) (2 episodes, 1979): Samuel W. Taylor
(short story "A Situation of Gravity") (1 episode, 1988): Samuel W. Taylor
(story "A Situation of Gravity") (1 episode, 1980): Tom Adair
(3 episodes, 1954-1977): Tom Adair
(story) (1 episode, 1954): Tom Adair
(writer) (1 episode, 1961): Heinz Haber
(book) (1 episode, 1955): Heinz Haber
(story) (1 episode, 1957): Heinz Haber
(writer) (1 episode, 1961): Lee Chaney
(narration) (1 episode, 1957): Lee Chaney
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1957): Lee Chaney
(writer) (1 episode, 1955): Eric Gurney
(writer) (2 episodes, 1961-1964): Eric Gurney
(story) (1 episode, 1956): Janet Lansburgh
(writer) (2 episodes, 1957-1967): Janet Lansburgh
(written by) (1 episode, 1957): Brice Mack
(writer) (3 episodes, 1957-1961): Esther Forbes
(novel) (2 episodes, 1958): Esther Forbes
(book) (1 episode, 1957): Robert D. Bass
(book) (3 episodes, 1959-1960): Lewis R. Foster
(teleplay) (3 episodes, 1959-1960): Fred Freiberger
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1960): Fred Freiberger
(writer) (1 episode, 1959): Fred Freiberger
(written by) (1 episode, 1959): Lance Nolley
(writer) (2 episodes, 1961): Lance Nolley
(story) (1 episode, 1963): Jack Whittingham
(adaptation) (3 episodes, 1962): Eleanor H. Porter
(novel) (2 episodes, 1982-1989): Eleanor H. Porter
(novel) (3 episodes, 1963): Russell Thorndike
(novel) (3 episodes, 1963): Russell Thorndike
(novel) (1 episode, 1963): Lillie Hayward
(writer) (2 episodes, 1964): Lillie Hayward
(characters) (1 episode, 1987): Paul Gallico
(novel) (3 episodes, 1965): Erich Kästner
(novel) (2 episodes, 1966): Erich Kästner
(book) (1 episode, 1976): Michael Dyne
(writer) (3 episodes, 1966): Mary Stewart
(novel) (3 episodes, 1966): Mel Leven
(narration written by) (3 episodes, 1968-1969): Lockhart Amerman
(novel) (3 episodes, 1969): Paul Annixter
(novel) (3 episodes, 1969): John McGreevey
(screenplay by) (2 episodes, 1970): John McGreevey
(written by) (1 episode, 1981): Joseph Hayes
(novel) (3 episodes, 1970): Marrijane Hayes
(novel) (3 episodes, 1970): Benjamin Masselink
(teleplay by) (2 episodes, 1971-1973): Benjamin Masselink
(3 episodes, 1971-1976): Albert Sidney Fleischman
(novel) (3 episodes, 1971): Robert Edmond Alter
(based on the book: "High Spy" by) (2 episodes, 1972): Robert Edmond Alter
(based on the book "High Spy" by) (1 episode, 1972): Roswell Rogers
(writer) (3 episodes, 1974-1977): Pierre Castex
(book) (3 episodes, 1974): Jules Verne
(novel) (2 episodes, 1978): Jules Verne
(novel) (1 episode, 1976): Arthur Alsberg
(writer) (3 episodes, 1977-1982): Don Nelson
(writer) (3 episodes, 1977-1982): Sheldon Stark
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1977): Sheldon Stark
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1977): Sheldon Stark
(writer) (1 episode, 1977): Sy Gomberg
(writer) (2 episodes, 1980): Sy Gomberg
(3 episodes, 1978-1980): Don DaGradi
(writer) (3 episodes, 1980-1982): George Arthur Bloom
(writer) (2 episodes, 1981): George Arthur Bloom
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1986): John Meredyth Lucas
(writer) (1 episode, 1955): John Meredyth Lucas
(written by) (1 episode, 1954): Carl Cons
(writer) (2 episodes, 1955-1956): Dwight V. Babcock
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1956): Dwight V. Babcock
(writer) (1 episode, 1956): Charles Major
(novel) (2 episodes, 1956): Walter Scott
(novel) (2 episodes, 1956): Robert Lawson
(book) (1 episode, 1964): Robert Lawson
(book) (1 episode, 1957): Charlie Downs
(cartoon story) (1 episode, 1958): Charlie Downs
(story) (1 episode, 1957): Albert Duffy
(story) (1 episode, 1957): Albert Duffy
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1957): Burt Styler
(2 episodes, 1958): Burt Styler
(written by) (1 episode, 1958): Cyril Hume
(story) (2 episodes, 1960): David Victor
(writer) (2 episodes, 1960): Eric Cleworth
(story) (1 episode, 1982): Eric Cleworth
(writer) (1 episode, 1961): Mary Jane Carr
(novel) (2 episodes, 1961): William Fairchild
(writer) (2 episodes, 1961): Tom Koch
(writer) (2 episodes, 1961): Conrad Richter
(novel) (2 episodes, 1961): Joan Scott
(2 episodes, 1961): Joan Scott
(written by) (1 episode, 1961): Don Stanford
(novel) (2 episodes, 1961): Mary Mapes Dodge
(based on a book by) (2 episodes, 1962): Edward Fenton
(writer) (2 episodes, 1962): Norman Tokar
(writer) (2 episodes, 1962): Iris Vinton
(book) (1 episode, 1962): Iris Vinton
(novel) (1 episode, 1962): David Swift
(writer) (2 episodes, 1963-1976): Ronald Alexander
(writer) (2 episodes, 1963): Paul Berna
(novel) (2 episodes, 1963): T.E.B. Clarke
(writer) (2 episodes, 1963): Fritz Eckhardt
(story) (2 episodes, 1963): Eleanore Griffin
(writer) (2 episodes, 1963): Dean Jauchius
(writer) (2 episodes, 1963): James A. Rhodes
(novel) (2 episodes, 1963): Robert Stevenson
(writer) (2 episodes, 1963): James Ramsey Ullman
(novel) (2 episodes, 1963): Eleanor Atkinson
(book) (2 episodes, 1964): Borden Deal
(story) (2 episodes, 1964): Kenneth M. Dodson
(novel) (2 episodes, 1964): James Otis Kaler
(novel) (2 episodes, 1964): Jim Kjelgaard
(novel) (2 episodes, 1964): Arnold Peyser
(writer) (2 episodes, 1964): Lois Peyser
(writer) (2 episodes, 1964): Vernon Harris
(2 episodes, 1965): Vernon Harris
(writer) (1 episode, 1965): Alois Podhajsky
(book) (2 episodes, 1965): Robert Buckner
(novel) (2 episodes, 1966): Ian Niall
(novel) (2 episodes, 1966): Casey Robinson
(story by) (1 episode, 1966): Casey Robinson
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1966): Casey Robinson
(writer) (1 episode, 1966): Peter Schnitzler
(idea) (1 episode, 1966): Peter Schnitzler
(story by) (1 episode, 1966): James Leighton
(2 episodes, 1967): James Leighton
(writer) (1 episode, 1967): Alfred Lewis Levitt
(2 episodes, 1967): Helen Levitt
(2 episodes, 1967): Harry E. Webb
(novel) (2 episodes, 1967): Paul Lucey
(teleplay by) (2 episodes, 1968): G.B. Stern
(based on the book by) (1 episode, 1968): G.B. Stern
(book) (1 episode, 1968): Philip Stong
(book) (2 episodes, 1968): Ester Wier
(book) (2 episodes, 1968): Wylly Folk St. John
(book) (2 episodes, 1969): Glen MacDonough
(operetta) (2 episodes, 1969): William Raynor
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1969): William Raynor
(writer) (1 episode, 1969): Myles Wilder
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1969): Myles Wilder
(writer) (1 episode, 1969): Richard Wormser
(book) (2 episodes, 1969): Charles A. Goodrum
(based on the book "I'll Trade You an Elk") (2 episodes, 1970): Mary A. Hancock
(autobiographical account) (2 episodes, 1970): Robert Heverly
(writer) (2 episodes, 1970): Julilly H. Kohler
(based on a book by) (2 episodes, 1970): G.K. Wilkinson
(novel) (2 episodes, 1970): Eric Hatch
(book) (2 episodes, 1971): Laura Bower Van Nuys
(novel) (2 episodes, 1972): Marguerite Henry
(novel) (2 episodes, 1972): Joe Ansen
(narration by) (1 episode, 1977): Joe Ansen
(writer) (1 episode, 1973): Sally Carrighar
(based on the book: "Icebound Summer" by) (2 episodes, 1973-1974): Stu Billett
(writer) (2 episodes, 1973): Lila Garrett
(writer) (2 episodes, 1973): Bernie Kahn
(writer) (2 episodes, 1973): Sue Milburn
(writer) (2 episodes, 1973): Robert William Murphy
(book) (2 episodes, 1973): Sterling North
(novel) (2 episodes, 1973): Lew Dietz
(book) (2 episodes, 1974): Gabe Essoe
(writer) (2 episodes, 1974): Julia Ridle Mathieu
(book) (2 episodes, 1974): Ralph Moody
(book) (2 episodes, 1975): Mel Ellis
(book) (2 episodes, 1976): Tom Leetch
(story) (2 episodes, 1976): Robert Franklin Leslie
(novel) (2 episodes, 1976): James Street
(story) (2 episodes, 1976): Ann Udell
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1977): Ann Udell
(writer) (1 episode, 1977): Felix Salten
(novel) (1 episode, 1978): Felix Salten
(novel) (1 episode, 1987): Phil May
(story) (1 episode, 1981): Phil May
(writer) (1 episode, 1978): Nick Bennion
(2 episodes, 1978-1979): Jim Lawrence
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1979): Jim Lawrence
(writer) (1 episode, 1978): Ellis Kadison
(writer) (2 episodes, 1978): Upton Sinclair
(novel) (2 episodes, 1978): David E. Boston
(writer) (2 episodes, 1979-1980): Gail Morgan Hickman
(writer) (2 episodes, 1979-1980): James Aldridge
(novel) (2 episodes, 1979): Walter D. Edmonds
(novel) (2 episodes, 1979): Peter S. Fischer
(story) (2 episodes, 1979): Ed Jurist
(revised teleplay) (1 episode, 1979): Ed Jurist
(writer) (1 episode, 1979): Rosemary Anne Sisson
(writer) (2 episodes, 1979): Alexander Key
(based on characters created by) (1 episode, 1982): Alexander Key
(characters) (1 episode, 1982): Alexander Key
(novel) (1 episode, 1980): Robert Malcolm Young
(2 episodes, 1980-1982): Robert Malcolm Young
(story by) (1 episode, 1982): Robert Malcolm Young
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1982): William Reid
(narration written by) (1 episode, 1981): William Reid
(written by) (1 episode, 1980): Rick Mittleman
(writer) (2 episodes, 1980): Mitzie Welch
(writer) (1 episode, 1986): Mitzie Welch
(written by) (1 episode, 1981): Steven W. Carabatsos
(writer) (2 episodes, 1981): Ernest K. Gann
(story) (2 episodes, 1981): Sandy Glass
(writer) (2 episodes, 1981): MacKinlay Kantor
(book) (2 episodes, 1981): Mary Rodgers
(novel) (2 episodes, 1982): Mary Rodgers
(writer) (2 episodes, 1982): Ben Stahl
(book) (2 episodes, 1982): Dee Caruso
(writer) (2 episodes, 1983): Gerald Gardner
(writer) (2 episodes, 1983): Bob Arnott
(writer) (1 episode, 1986): Bob Arnott
(written by) (1 episode, 1989): Jeffrey Barron
(writer) (1 episode, 1986): Jeffrey Barron
(written by) (1 episode, 1988): Chris Carter
(2 episodes, 1986-1988): Chris Carter
(written by) (1 episode, 1986): Gen LeRoy
(2 episodes, 1986-1988): Gen LeRoy
(story) (1 episode, 1986): Gen LeRoy
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1986): Howard Friedlander
(2 episodes, 1986-1987): Howard Friedlander
(story) (1 episode, 1987): Howard Friedlander
(written by) (1 episode, 1986): Michael Janover
(written by) (2 episodes, 1986-1987): Ken Peragine
(2 episodes, 1986-1987): Ken Peragine
(story) (1 episode, 1987): Ken Peragine
(written by) (1 episode, 1986): Andrew Solt
(writer) (1 episode, 1986): Andrew Solt
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Gil Grant
(2 episodes, 1986): Gil Grant
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1986): Richard Chapman
(2 episodes, 1988-1989): Richard Chapman
(writer) (1 episode, 1989): Bill Dial
(2 episodes, 1988-1989): Bill Dial
(writer) (1 episode, 1989): Ed Spielman
(written by) (2 episodes, 1988): Joie Albrecht
(written by) (2 episodes, 1989-1990): Scott Garen
(written by) (2 episodes, 1989-1990): Ken Anderson
(writer) (1 episode, 1954): John Tucker Battle
(writer) (1 episode, 1954): Lewis Carroll
(novels) (1 episode, 1954): Marc Davis
(writer) (1 episode, 1954): Clyde Geronimi
(story) (1 episode, 1954): Jack Hannah
(story) (1 episode, 1954): Maurice Rapf
(writer) (1 episode, 1954): Al Teeter
(writer) (1 episode, 1954): Helen Aberson
(book) (1 episode, 1955): Rex Cox
(story) (1 episode, 1955): Eldon Dedini
(story) (1 episode, 1955): Kenneth Grahame
(story "The Wind in the Willows") (1 episode, 1955): Washington Irving
(writer) (1 episode, 1955): Sinclair Lewis
(original story) (1 episode, 1955): Milton Raison
(1 episode, 1955): Harry Reeves
(story) (1 episode, 1955): Lloyd L. Richardson
(writer) (1 episode, 1955): Paul Gerard Smith
(writer) (1 episode, 1955): McLaren Stewart
(written by) (1 episode, 1955): Hamilton Luske
(1 episode, 1956): Riley Thomson
(story) (1 episode, 1956): William Cottrell
(story) (1 episode, 1957): Hardie Gramatky
(story "Little Toot") (1 episode, 1957): Ray Patin
(story) (1 episode, 1957): Perce Pearce
(story) (1 episode, 1957): Con Pederson
(story) (1 episode, 1957): Mel Shaw
(cartoon story) (1 episode, 1957): Lee Blair
(writer) (1 episode, 1958): Mary Blair
(story) (1 episode, 1958): Robert Henri
(book) (1 episode, 1958): Albert E. Lewin
(written by) (1 episode, 1958): Thomas Ligget
(book) (1 episode, 1958): Charlton Ogburn Jr.
(from the book "The White Falcon" by) (1 episode, 1958): Lloyd Beebe
(1 episode, 1959): Arnold Belgard
(1 episode, 1959): Donn Hale Munson
(1 episode, 1959): John Bakeless
(original) (1 episode, 1960): Arthur E. Orloff
(story by) (1 episode, 1960): William Otis
(1 episode, 1960): Barney Slater
(writer) (1 episode, 1960): Emil E. Liers
(based on a book by) (1 episode, 1961): Ted Willis
(writer) (1 episode, 1961): Fred Iselin
(story) (1 episode, 1962): Meindert de Jong
(novel) (1 episode, 1963): Jack Spiers
(1 episode, 1963): Catherine Turney
(writer) (1 episode, 1963): Xavier Atencio
(story) (1 episode, 1964): Zachary Ball
(writer) (1 episode, 1964): James Oliver Curwood
(novel) (1 episode, 1964): T. Hee
(story) (1 episode, 1964): Charles Shows
(narration) (1 episode, 1964): James H. Tevis
(book) (1 episode, 1964): Robert A. Stemmle
(story) (1 episode, 1965): Erle Wilson
(based on a book by) (1 episode, 1965): Inez Cocke
(1 episode, 1966): Norman Earl Thomson
(story by) (1 episode, 1966): Rex Allen
(writer) (1 episode, 1967): William J. Bryan
(1 episode, 1968): John Wesley Powell
(journal) (1 episode, 1968): Marty Sklar
(narration) (1 episode, 1968): Emma-Lindsay Squier
(based on the book by) (1 episode, 1968): John Bradford
(writer) (1 episode, 1970): Jim De Foe
(writer) (1 episode, 1970): Ed Haas
(writer) (1 episode, 1970): James Neilson
(novel) (1 episode, 1970): Bill Richmond
(writer) (1 episode, 1970): Paul West
(writer) (1 episode, 1970): Robert C. DuSoe
(based on the book by) (1 episode, 1971): Dick Spencer III
(1 episode, 1971): B.F. Beebe
(based on a book by) (1 episode, 1972): John Kieran Jr.
(based on a book by) (1 episode, 1972): Gerald Pearce
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1972): Sam Thomas
(television story by) (1 episode, 1972): Irve Tunick
(narration by) (1 episode, 1972): Orma Wallengren
(written by) (1 episode, 1972): Bill Anderson
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1973): Armstrong Sperry
(based on the book by) (1 episode, 1973): Barry Clark
(1 episode, 1974): Shane Tatum
(writer) (1 episode, 1974): James Douglass West
(writer) (1 episode, 1974): Sheldon Keller
(written by) (1 episode, 1975): Robert L. King
(story) (1 episode, 1975): Stewart Raffill
(writer) (1 episode, 1975): Jack M. Bickham
(novel) (1 episode, 1976): Earl Felton
(screenplay) (1 episode, 1976): Harlan Ware
(story) (1 episode, 1976): Tedd Anasti
(1 episode, 1977): Hugh Benson
(story) (1 episode, 1977): Richard M. Bluel
(story) (1 episode, 1977): Sheila Burnford
(novel) (1 episode, 1977): William Canning
(writer) (1 episode, 1977): Adolf Fux
(based on the book by) (1 episode, 1977): Tom Seller
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1977): Will Stanton
(novel) (1 episode, 1977): David Talisman
(1 episode, 1977): Robert Lewis Taylor
(novel) (1 episode, 1977): Eric Freiwald
(writer) (1 episode, 1978): Arthur Julian
(writer) (1 episode, 1978): Richard Peck
(novel) (1 episode, 1978): Martin Roth
(story) (1 episode, 1978): Robert Schaefer
(writer) (1 episode, 1978): Joshua Brand
(story) (1 episode, 1979): Martha Coolidge
(story) (1 episode, 1979): Gerry Day
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1979): John Godey
(novel) (1 episode, 1979): D.S. Halacy Jr.
(book) (1 episode, 1979): Cecil Day-Lewis
(novel) (1 episode, 1980): Paul Golding
(written by) (1 episode, 1980): Gordon Gordon
(book) (1 episode, 1980): Gordon Gordon
(writer) (1 episode, 1980): Mildred Gordon
(book) (1 episode, 1980): Mildred Gordon
(writer) (1 episode, 1980): Steve Hayes
(1 episode, 1980): David Irving
(story) (1 episode, 1980): Walt Morey
(1 episode, 1980): Stan Hart
(written by) (1 episode, 1981): Bob King
(story) (1 episode, 1981): Louis L'Amour
(story) (1 episode, 1981): Kieth Merrill
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1981): Kieth Merrill
(writer) (1 episode, 1981): Michael Terrance
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1981): Michael Terrance
(writer) (1 episode, 1981): Ann Beckett
(1 episode, 1982): Ann Beckett
(writer) (1 episode, 1982): Hal Kanter
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1982): A.A. Milne
(based on the books by) (1 episode, 1982): B.W. Sandefur
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1982): Les Alexander
(story) (1 episode, 1986): Glenn L. Anderson
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1986): Marilyn Anderson
(special material written by) (1 episode, 1986): Royce D. Applegate
(special material written by) (1 episode, 1986): Stephen Black
(1 episode, 1986): Stephen Black
(story) (1 episode, 1986): Stephen Bonds
(story) (1 episode, 1986): Stephen Bonds
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1986): Elayne Boosler
(writer) (1 episode, 1986): Larry Brand
(written by) (1 episode, 1986): Craig Buck
(written by) (1 episode, 1986): Steve Ditlea
(story) (1 episode, 1986): John Drimmer
(written by) (1 episode, 1986): Marshall Efron
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1986): Gordon Fair
(written by) (1 episode, 1986): David Forman
(writer) (1 episode, 1986): Mick Garris
(written by) (1 episode, 1986): Michael Patrick Goodman
(written by) (1 episode, 1986): Stephen Greenfield
(story) (1 episode, 1986): Stephen Greenfield
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1986): Andrew Guerdat
(story) (1 episode, 1986): Andrew Guerdat
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1986): Barbara Hall
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1986): Craig Holyoak
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1986): Peter N. Johnson
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1986): Christopher Knopf
(written by) (1 episode, 1986): Steve Kreinberg
(story) (1 episode, 1986): Steve Kreinberg
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1986): Geoffrey Loftus
(written by) (1 episode, 1986): James Mangold
(written by) (1 episode, 1986): Alfa-Betty Olsen
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1986): John Greg Pain
(story) (1 episode, 1986): Billy Riback
(special material written by) (1 episode, 1986): Don Roos
(story by) (1 episode, 1986): Don Roos
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1986): Mark Rosman
(1 episode, 1986): Phil Savenick
(written by) (1 episode, 1986): Sam Serlin
(writer) (1 episode, 1986): David Steven Simon
(story by) (1 episode, 1986): David A. Simons
(written by) (1 episode, 1986): Steve Slavkin
(story) (1 episode, 1986): Henry Stern
(story) (1 episode, 1986): Steven Hilliard Stern
(story by) (1 episode, 1986): Ken Welch
(writer) (1 episode, 1986): Blaine Yorgason
(novel) (1 episode, 1986): Blaine Yorgason
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1986): Brenton Yorgason
(novel) (1 episode, 1986): Jim Cruickshank
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): John Groves
(1 episode, 1987): Paul Haggis
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Kenneth Johnson
(1 episode, 1987): Steven Long Mitchell
(1 episode, 1987): John McNamara
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Jim Milio
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Peter Noah
(story) (1 episode, 1987): James Orr
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Robin Swicord
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Craig W. Van Sickle
(1 episode, 1987): Susan F. Walker
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Diane Wilk
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Steven Baum
(written by) (1 episode, 1988): Blake Edwards
(story) (1 episode, 1988): Blake Edwards
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1988): Jennifer Edwards
(story) (1 episode, 1988): Bruce Jay Friedman
(characters) (1 episode, 1988): Saul Ilson
(written by) (1 episode, 1988): Neil Alan Levy
(written by) (1 episode, 1988): Turk Pipkin
(written by) (1 episode, 1988): Bruce Franklin Singer
(1 episode, 1988): Dutch C. Chadwick
(written by) (1 episode, 1989): Deborah Gilliland
(written by) (1 episode, 1989): Ken Koonce
(written by) (1 episode, 1989): Jymn Magon
(written by) (1 episode, 1989): Hildy Parks
(1 episode, 1989): Lane Sarasohn
(written by) (1 episode, 1989): Paul Savage
(written by) (1 episode, 1989): Robert Sonntag
(written by) (1 episode, 1989): David Weimers
(written by) (1 episode, 1989): Daniel Butler
(written by) (1 episode, 1990): Gerald Di Pego
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1990): Barbara Dillon
(based on the novel: "A Mom by Magic" by) (1 episode, 1990): Joe Guppy
(written by) (1 episode, 1990): Nancy Harris
(written by) (1 episode, 1990): Patrick Hasburgh
(1 episode, 1990): Jerry Juhl
(1 episode, 1990): Jonathan Lemkin
(written by) (1 episode, 1990): Glenn Petach
(written by) (1 episode, 1990): Bill Prady
(written by) (1 episode, 1990)