12/12 - I don't think Rod Serling produced NIGHT GALLERY. He did create, host, & frequently write episodes, but he left the production to someone else. He was sometimes frustrated by that, as he said he'd get a "pat on the head" when he made suggestions. He had no power to carry them out.

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You got 9 out of 12

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The Real McCoys Executive Producers Danny Thomas,Sheldon Leonard And Louis F.Edelman.

The Joey Bishop Show Created By Danny Thomas,Sheldon Leonard And Louis F.Edelman Served As Executive Producers.

I Spy Was An Action Series,From Danny Thomas,Sheldon Leonard And Louis F.Edelman.

Marterto-Frances-Edelman Productions Asorbed Into T.L.& E. Productions,Then Into Thomas-Leonard-Edelman Productions,.Thomas-Leonard Productions,Edelman-Persky-Denoff Productions,Thomas-Leonard-Spelling Productions.Thomas-Leonard Enterprises.

Make Room For Daddy AKA The Danny Thomas Show Had Backdoor Pilots Like The Real McCoys Starring Walter Brennan And Richard Crenna,As Well As Love And Marriage Starring Stubby Kaye,The Barbara Stanwyck Show A Dramatic Anthology,The Andy Griffith Show,Which In Turn Hosted Pilots For Gomer Pyle.USMC,And Mayberry RFD,The Joey Bishop Show,Which In Turn Hosted A Pilot For Kentucky Jones Starring Dennis Weaver,Hey Dickens-I'm Fenster,The Danny Thomas Show,Hosted Pilots For The Bill Dana Show And The Tycoon,The Tycoon Hosted Pilots For I Spy And The Double Life Of Henry Phyfe.

9/12 not too bad I guess as most all were guesses, other than the actors, I never look at the credits

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11 out of 12! Woo Hoo! Only missed #6

12/12 Quinn Martin produced some of my favorite shows: "The Invaders", "The F.B.I." (or "The FBI"), "The Fugitive", and "Tales of the Unexpected".

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#4 -- Rod Serling created "Night Gallery" but he was NOT its producer. Jack Laird was producer. Serling wanted nothing to do with its production; he said "There's not enough money in the world to take a guy over 40 and make him go through that grind again; that is, at least not me." It was a decision he came to regret, as Laird emphasized the bizarre and shocking over characterization and good storytelling. Serling assumed the producers would look to him for vision, since he was the creator and his name was on the show, but he was wrong. As the series progressed, many of his own scripts were rejected by the producers because they weren't shocking and frightful enough. Later, he reflected "On 'Twilight Zone' I took the bows but I also took the brickbats, and properly, because when it was bad it was usually my fault. But when it was bad on 'Gallery' I had nothing to do with it, yet my face was on it all the time."

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9/12 It was a tough one.