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Square One TV/Episode 155
Episode 155 | |
Season 1, Episode 55 | |
Airdate | April 10, 1987 |
Production Number | 55 |
Written by | head writer Jim Thurman writers Jim Thurman, David D. Connell, Harry Crossfield, C.C. Berg, Michael Winship, Douglas Anderson, Ellen Fogle, David Yazbek, Bob Brush, Jack Kenny |
Directed by | Dan F. Smith Mathnet director Charles S. Dubin |
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Episode 155 is the fifty-fifth episode of the first season of Square One TV, and the fifty-fifth episode overall.
Starring:
Guest Starring: William Windom (Judge Hoffman), James Karen (Prosecutor) Gary Paget (Wiley Monger/Jake Karamazoff), Wayne Grace (Bailiff)
Co-Starring:
Contents |
Segments
- King for a Day (EKA #123)
When a king wants to divide his trapezoidally-shaped country into 3 pieces--2 of which are the same size but smaller than the third--he cuts off a triangle from each side, leaving a large rectangle.
- Show Remainder (EKA #121)
- Mathman: Multiples of 4
Mathman plays a video game in which he must eat only multiples of 4.
- Person on the Street: Quadrilaterals
The Person on the Street Interviewer asks several people if they know what a quadrilateral is.
- An Interesting Game of Football
In this animation, the small kids defeat the big kids at football by always choosing the largest goal line on the irregularly-shaped playing field.
- EB: Quadrilaterals (2nd Version) (EKA #137)
This short animation illustrates a variety of different quadrilaterals.
- Music Video: "The Fraction Rap" (EKA #125)
Larry and Reg rap about fractions.
- Elephants in Pens
2 cavemen try to figure out how to put 11 elephants in 4 pens - so that there is an odd number in each pen.
- Station Promo
- Mathnet: The Trial of George Frankly - Part 5 (EKA #120)
Kate proves that George could not possibly have left the island and committed the crime because weather conditions would not have allowed the plane to maintain its usual speed.
Credits
- Executive Producer: David D. Connell
- Senior Producer: Jim Thurman
- Producers: Jeanne Shanahan, Stephanie Hochman, Herb Gardner, Joel Kosofsky
- Production Manager: Yvonne A. Hill-Ogunkoya
- Associate Producers: Danica Kombol, Rosemary Marlow
- Music Director: John Rodby
- Music Supervisor: Allen Goodman
- Art Director: Ronald D. Baldwin
- Supervising Director: Ted May
- Post Production Coordinator: Michael Chu
- Videotape Editor: John R. Tierney
- Costume Designer: Lowell M. Detweiler
- Set Decorator: Nat Mongioi
- Graphic Director: Jim Jinkins
- Assistant Graphic Director: S. Jan Fleming
- Assistant to the Production Manager: Lynn Reed
- Production Manager: Lori Petchers
- Production Associates: Richard Buxenbaum, Brett D. King
- Production Assistants: Aishah Zuhri-Pachez, David Schmalholz
- Production Secretaries: Dorothy Teneketges, Lorraine Velazquez, Sharen Gay Vernale
- Associate Director: Ken Diego
- Stage Manager: Ric E. Anderson
- Technical Director: Ronald D. Davis
- Lighting Designers: Tony DiGirolamo, Daniel McKenrick
- Assistant Lighting Director: Roberto Jiminez
- Sound Effects: Dick Maitland
- Audio: Todd Miller, Ron Lantz, Jerry Romano
- Video & Engineer in Charge: Paul Stiegelbauer
- Videotape Operator: Renee DiCuia
- Off-Line Editing: Richard Fernandes
- Make-Up Artist: James Pinto
- Wardrobe: Florence Aubert
- Master Carpenter: Timothy McDonough
- Scenic Artist: Ellen Hopkins
- Graphic Artists: Joseph Aaron, Carolyn Brunetto, Linda Griffin, Les Hunter, Bob Perkins
- Dance Numbers Staged by Patricia Birch, Hope Clarke
Mahnet
- Producer: Jeanette M. Webb, George E. Swink
- Story Consultant: Sid Fleischman
- Director of Photography: Ron Vargas
- Editors: Ed Brennan, Harvley Stambler
- Music Composed by Gerald Fried
- Music Arranger & Conductor: John Rodby
- Casting by Mary West, C.S.A., Brown & West Casting
- Associate Director & Associate Producer: Scott A. Satin
- Stage Manager: Bruce Alan Solow
- Production Designer: William Bohnert
- Production Sound: Walter Hoylman
- Script Supervisor: Nancy Friedman-Gitlin
- Production Secretary: Jacqueline G. Raw
- Production Assistants: Tracy Thielen, Rhonda Baer, Michael W. Green, James Douglas Williams, Chris Jarmick
- Costume Designer: Donna Thorburn
- Costumer: Gala Autumn
- Make-Up Artist: Pamela S. Westmore
- Hair Stylist: Kay Cole
- Transportation Captain: Dan Goldberg
- Music Editor: Eugene Marks
- Sound Effects: Echo Film Service
- Sound Mixer: Blaine Stewart
- With Special Thanks to Darryl F. Gates of the Los Angeles Police Department
- Content Director: Joel Schneider
- Assistant Content Director: Kathryn Aucoin
- Story Researcher: Linda Schupack
- Content Assistant: Brett Pierce
- Mathematics Consultant: Edward T. Esty
- Vice President for Research: Keith W. Mielke
- Directors of Research: Diane Field, Bettina Peel
- Researchers: Anne E. Nesbitt, Sheri Offerman, Alexndra Rochwell
- Research Consultant: Milton Chen
- Chairman, Board of Advisors: Gerald S. Lesser
- Vice President for Production: Al Hyslop
- Production and Post Production Facilities by Unitel Video, Inc.
Notes
Trivia
The Show
Allusions and References
Quotes
- Mathnet Announcer: The Brothers Karamazoff or Karamazoff, Irving & Jake, were tried and convicted of a 6133, escaping from prison, a 211, robbing a bank, a 487.3, driving a mathematician’s car without his permission, a 653, Frank lying under oath and a 3.1416, impersonating a mathematician. They were sent back to prison and good riddance. They still write to George on a regular basis.