Title: Verity Lambert
Content: Doctor Who (1963–1965), producer ; Adam Adamant Lives! (1966–1967), producer ; Detective (1968), producer ; Take Three Girls (1969), producer ; W. Somerset Maugham (1969–1970), producer ; Budgie (1971), producer ; Between the Wars (1973), producer ; The Silver Mask (1973), producer ; A.D.A.M. (1973), producer ; Achilles Heel (1973), producer ; After Loch Lomond (1973), producer ; Shoulder to Shoulder: Sylvia Pankhurst (1974), producer ; The Naked Civil Servant (1975), executive producer ; Rock Follies (1976), executive producer ; Couples (1976), executive producer ; The Norman Conquests (1977), producer ; ITV Playhouse: Roadrunner (1977), executive producer ; The Sailor's Return (1978), executive producer ; Charlie Muffin (1979), executive producer ; Quatermass (1979), executive producer ; The Knowledge (1979), executive producer ; A Performance of Macbeth (1979), executive producer ; Fox: King Billy (1980), executive producer ; The Flame Trees of Thika (1981), executive producer ; 
Title: Verity Lambert
Content:  Verity Ann Lambert (27 November 1935 – 22 November 2007) was an English television and film producer. Lambert began working in television in the 1950s. She began her career as a producer at the BBC by becoming the founding producer of the science-fiction series Doctor Who from 1963 until 1965. She left the BBC in 1969 and worked for other television companies, notably having a long association with Thames Television and its Euston Films offshoot in the 1970s and 1980s. Her many credits as producer include Adam Adamant Lives!, The Naked Civil Servant, Rock Follies, Minder, Widows, G.B.H., Jonathan Creek, Love Soup and Eldorado. She also worked in the film industry for Thorn EMI Screen Entertainment. From 1985 she ran her own production company, 
Title: The Witness (TV series)
Content:  David Susskind was the Executive Producer; Murray Susskind (David's brother) and Nick Mayo were line producers—the production company was Talent Associates. The show was created and written by Irve Tunick, and filmed in the CBS studios in New York City.
Title: Mysterious Journeys
Content: Erik Todd Dellums - Narrator ; Ron Zimmerman - Director (2002) ; Joe Swift - Executive Producer (2002) ; Mike Mathis - Producer (2002) ; Vera Golakova - Supervising Producer (2002) ; Joshua Finn - Segment Producer (2002) ; Kurt Knutsen - Post Supervisor (2002) ; Megan Peterson - Writer/Director/Producer (2007) ; Elizabeth Browde - Executive Producer (2007) ; Valerie W. Chow - Executive Producer/Supervising Producer (2007) ; Tom Rogan - Executive Producer (2007) ; Lawrence Williams - Producer (2007) ; Cassie Lambert - Segment Producer (2007) 
Title: David Tyler (producer)
Content:  Giles Wemmbley-Hogg Goes Off, producer/director, series 1-5, 2002-2011. ; The House of Milton Jones, producer/director, 2003. ; Another Case of Milton Jones, producer/director, series 1-5, 2005-2011. ; Armando Iannucci's Charm Offensive, producer/director, series 1-4, 2005-2008. ; Deep Trouble, producer/director, series 1 & 2, 2005-2007. ; The Castle, producer/director, series 1-4, 2007-2012. ; Cabin Pressure, producer/director, series 1-4, 2008-2013. ; The Genuine Particle, producer/director, 2008. ; Bigipedia, producer/director, series 1 & 2, 2009-2011. ; Jo Caulfield Won't Shut Up, producer/director, 2009. ; My First Planet, producer/director, series 1-2, 2014. ; Strap In - It's Clever Peter!, producer/director, series 1, 2012. ; Kevin Eldon Will See You Now, producer/director, series 
Title: Verity Lambert
Content:  Year of the Cat (1983), producer ; The Nation's Health (1983), executive producer ; Reilly: Ace of Spies (1983), executive producer ; Widows (1983), executive producer ; Minder (1979–1984), executive producer ; Morons from Outer Space (1985), executive producer ; Clockwise (1986), executive producer ; Link (1986), executive producer ; Evil Angels (A Cry in the Dark) (1988), producer ; American Roulette (1988), executive producer ; Coasting: Offshore (1990), producer ; G.B.H. (1991), executive producer ; Sleepers (1991), executive producer ; Boys from the Bush (1991), producer ; Eldorado (1992), producer ; Comics (1993), producer ; Class Act (1994), producer ; Heavy Weather (1995), producer ; Temp (1995), producer ; She's Out (1995), producer ; A Perfect State (1997), executive producer ; Jonathan Creek (1998–2004), producer ; The Cazalets (2001), producer ; Love Soup (2005–2007), producer ; Doctor Who: A Happy Ending (2006), script editor 
Title: Barry Letts
Content:  series' producer in October 1969, replacing Derrick Sherwin, with Jon Pertwee recently cast as the Doctor. Letts' first story as producer was Pertwee's second, Doctor Who and the Silurians, and he remained the producer for the rest of the Pertwee serials, becoming the father figure in the 'family' atmosphere that had developed on the show at that time. It was an era of substantial change for Doctor Who, with episodes broadcast in colour for the first time and an improved budget which enabled more location filming and action sequences than had previously been possible. Letts also embraced the technological innovations which came 
Title: History of Doctor Who
Content:  As Nathan-Turner was a new producer and a restructure of the Drama Department meant that MacDonald would not be able to offer the direct support that had been available to previous producers, the latter appointed Barry Letts to return to the series as Executive Producer and oversee Nathan-Turner's initial season working on the series. Letts had, in fact, been offering unofficial advice and comment to Graham Williams for some time beforehand. Nathan-Turner and the new script editor, Christopher H. Bidmead, sought to return to a more serious tone for the series, reining in much of the humour that had been prevalent during Williams' tenure. The new producer also sought to bring the show "into the 1980s", commissioning a new title sequence, bringing all the incidental music in-house to be produced electronically by 
Title: Jim Morris (film producer)
Content: Caddyshack II	(1988)	(Visual Effects (Producer) ; The Burbs	(1989)	(Visual Effects (Producer) ; Skin Deep	(1989)	(Visual Effects (Producer) ; The Abyss	(1989)	(Visual Effects (Producer) ; Always	(1989)	(Visual Effects (Producer) ; The Hunt for Red October	(1990)	(ILM Executive in Charge of Production) ; Joe Versus the Volcano	(1990)	(ILM Executive in Charge of Production) ; Back to the Future Part III	(1990)	(ILM Executive in Charge of Production) ; Total Recall	(1990)	(ILM Executive in Charge of Production) ; Die Hard 2	(1990)	(ILM Executive in Charge of Production) ; Ghost	(1990)	(ILM Executive in Charge of Production) ; Arachnophobia	(1990)	
Title: Verity Lambert
Content:  Daily Mail published a feature on the series focusing on its young producer's looks: "The operation of the Daleks ... is conducted by a remarkably attractive young woman called Verity Lambert who, at 28, is not only the youngest but the only female drama producer at B.B.C. TV ... [T]all, dark and shapely, she became positively forbidding when I suggested that the Daleks might one day take over Dr. Who." Lambert oversaw the first two seasons of the programme and the first part of the third, eventually leaving in 1965. "There comes a time when a series needs new input," she told 

Question: Who was the producer of The Visitor?
Answer: Michael London.