Square One TV/Episode 115

Episode 115
Season 1, Episode 15
Airdate	February 13, 1987
Production Number	15
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
← 1x14 Episode 114	1x16 → Episode 116
Square One TV — Season One

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Episode 115 is the fifteenth episode of the first season of Square One TV, and the fifteenth episode overall.

Starring:

Guest Starring: Jerry Anderson (John Phillips Lousa), Ken Hill (Floyd Tyrone), Alan Stock (Steve Stringbean), André Gower (Eddie "Rimshot" Harris)

Co-Starring:

Segments

• Daddy Knows Different Lead-In

• Daddy Knows Different: Stainless Forks

Rusty gives his father the option of paying him a fixed sum or starting with a penny, doubling the previous day's amount for a month. The amount on the 30th day would be well over $5,000,000.

• Apple Rap Intro

• Music Video: Apple Rap (Jonathan)

Arthur solves the problem of how many apples he and another character can peel in 3 hours by using addition, multiplication, and division.

• Tessellation Animation

• But Who's Counting?: The Barberas vs. The Meads

Contestants arrange 5 randomly chosen digits to create a 3 digit plus 2 digit addition problem. The largest sum wins. Contestants must apply some knowledge of place value and probability to play.

• Data Headache

A woman uses a bar chart to organize her monthly expenses and rid herself of a data headache.

• Mathnet: The Problem of the Passing Parade - Part 5

The Mathnetters successfully solve the problem and rescue Steve Stringbean.

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
• Cameras: Jill Bowers, Dave Driscoll, Trevor Odell
• Videotape Operators: Renee DiCuia, Bob Soond
• Off-Line Editing: Richard Fernandes
• Make-Up Artist: James Pinto
• Hair Stylist: Anthony Cortino
• Wardrobe: Florence Aubert, E. Susan Erenburg
• 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
• 1st Assistant Camera: Bob Hall
• 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.

Quotes

• Lousa: Here's one of my favorites.

(he plays the piano then starts singing to "Stars and Stripes Forever")

75 trombones is what you have

If you march down the field you can blow them

• Kate: Mr. Lousa, we know you kidnapped Mr. Stringbean.
• George: Where is he, Mr. Lousa?
• Lousa: In the other room. [stops playing and reacts] Oops!

• Kate: Mr. Lousa, what you've done is...well...
• Lousa: Not nice?
• George: Worse.
• Tyrone: Rotten?
• Mathnetters: Illegal.
• Lousa: I was afraid you were gonna say that.

• Mathnet Announcer: Both John Phillips Lousa and Floyd Tyrone were convicted of stealing a rock musician and sentenced to an appropriate number of years away from society and the University of Michigan marching band.