Hi, I'm Gilbert Gottfried and this Gilbert Gottfried's amazing co-automotor,

I'm a guest and I'm here with my co-hosts Frank Santopodre. You know Frank and I as well as many of our listeners

blew up on classic TV comedy and we talked for a long time about putting together an old star panel of accomplished TV comedy writers

and we finally got around to doing it. Dave Hackle is a veteran producer and writer of popular shows such as

Wings, Frasier and Dear John and the creator of and showrunner of a program that you'll truly appear to

be in and what was the best episode of that show? Let's face it, the Ted Danson series beggar. He also worked with our podcast guest, Marvin Kaplan,

Brad Garrett, Steven Weber and he once spent a very strange day with Truman Capovian. John Marcus, also known as the Jewish Tom Sawyer,

is an Emmy-winning producer and writer, a program like Taxi, a late-life, the Larry Sandish show and yet another series

I improve just by showing up the cosplay show for which you want an Emmy, a play, a Peabody, a Ward and a Humanitas prize.

He even wrote jokes for Bob Hope. Who was when he was all of 19 years old? Bob Hope or Marcus.

Yeah, when Bob Hope was 19. Yeah. Bernie, oh, now Bernie Ornstein is in a claim producer and writer of shows too numerous dimension but

Scrooid. Let's mention him anyway, the Hollywood Palace, the Monkeys, Love American Style, the New Dick Van Dyke Show, watch happening, Kate Nally, Sandford and Son.

He's worked with everyone from Roger Miller to Village Stiller and he once gave a singing lesson to the legendary Bing Grossby and a returning champion.

Five-time Emmy winner Bill Persky is the co-creator of the groundbreaking show That Girl and one of the writers of arguably the best situation comedy ever produced the Dick Van Dyke Show.

He also directed hundreds of hours of television including 22 pilots. He worked with everyone from Sid Caesar to Orson Wells and six decades after writing for him.

He still hates Joey Beishin.

Welcome to the show, everyone of you.

Thank you. For some of those things true. Yes, I hate Joey Beishin. He was mean. You know that there was one Joey Beishin show where he played twins and Gary Marshall was on the show at that time.

He was one of the writers and all week long, Joey was getting nasty or a nasty or a meaner and finally Gary said what's wrong and he said he's funnier than I am.

We've done almost let's see. We've done almost 325 shows and not one person has said a kind word about Joey Beishin.

It's interesting. Bernie, you got an opinion on that? I know. I actually did a show with Joey. He took over less cranes late night ABC show for a few weeks and I like them very much.

Oh sure. That's one. I do have a great story about him when he was breaking in. You know when comics were playing the worst places in the world that were really strip clubs and the comic was only there till the girl changed her clothes to take them off.

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