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February 1985

Starring

Macdonald Carey as Dr. Tom Horton

Written By

Sheri Anderson

Thom Racina

Leah Laiman

and

Leah Markus

Executive Producer

Mrs. Ted Corday

Supervising Executive Producer

Al Rabin

Producers

Ken Corday

Shelley Curtis

Directed By

Susan Orlikoff Simon

Associate Producers

Beth Milstein

Becky Greenlaw

Theme By

Charles Albertine

Tommy Boyce

Bobby Hart

Music Composed By

Ken Corday

Marty Davich

Ken Heller

Ron Elfving

Music Coordinator

Marty Davich

Unit Managers

Frances E. French

Jeanne Haney

Art Director

Chip Dox

Assistant Art Directors

Benard Vyzga

Diane O'Connell

Production Coordinator

Becky Greenlaw

Production Assistants

Janet Spellman-Rider

John M. Harris

Production Secretary

M. Jacobson Kobber

Associate Director

Gay Linvill

Stage Managers

Francesca Bellini

Yukiko Tokunaga

Casting By

Doris Sabbagh

Costume Deisgner

Lee Smith

Makeup By

Carol Brown

Hairstyling By

David Blair

Technical Diretor

Walt Romansky

Lighting Director

Carl Pitsch

Audio

Tom Ruston

Senior Video

Steve Kamen

Videotape Editors

Jim McQueen

Sally Benson

Cameras

George Meyer

Marshall Branch

Mike Caruso

Sound Effects

Bob Mott

A Corday Productions Inc. Presention

In Association With

Columbia Pictuers Television Presentation

Copyright 1985

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Christmas Closing - December 1985

Starring

Macdonald Carey as Dr. Tom Horton

Written By

Sheri Anderson

Thom Racina

Leah Laiman

and

Anne M. Schoettle

Executive Producer

Mrs. Ted Corday

Supervising Executive Producer

Al Rabin

Producers

Ken Corday

Shelley Curtis

Directed By

Stephen Wyman

Associate Producers

Beth Milstein

Becky Greenlaw

Theme By

Charles Albertine

Tommy Boyce

Bobby Hart

Music Composed By

Ken Corday

Marty Davich

Ken Heller

Ron Elfving

Music Coordinator

Marty Davich

Unit Managers

Jeanne Haney

Robert Kunstmann

Art Director

Chip Dox

Assistant Art Directors

Diane O'Connell

Debe Hale

Production Associates

Janet Spellman-Rider

Julie Brady

Production Secretary

David Kohn

Associate Director

Sheryl Harmon

Stage Managers

Ted Maker

Francesca Bellini

Joe Lumer

Casting By

Doris Sabbagh

Atmostphere Casting By

Olivia M. Martin

Production Executive

Ann Lewis

Costume Deisgner

Lee Smith

Makeup By

Carol Brown

Hairstyling By

Zora Sloan

Technical Diretor

Walt Romansky

Lighting Director

John Nance

Audio

Tom Ruston

Senior Video

Arnold Shapiro

Videotape Editors

Sam Patterson

Mason Dickson

Cameras

Wayne Getchell

Marshall Branch

Mike Caruso

Phill Cantrell

Sound Effects

Bob Mott

Video Tape

Bruce Brinkerhoff

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