Title: Dito Godwin
Content:  'Dito Godwin (1955-2021) was an American multi-platinum award-winning record producer, executive and musician, best known for his production works with Mötley Crüe, Peter Criss and Ace Frehley of Kiss, Great White, and more recently No Doubt, Kevin Carlberg, The Stick People and Kristy Lee Cook of American Idol. Godwin started his career in New York as a musician touring with names like Black Sabbath before turning to the administrative and production roles he has worked in for over 25 years in the industry. He has also taught at UCLA, University of Sound Arts, LACC, Southern Oregon University, and guest spoken at NXNW, SXSW, LAMP and many other music conventions nationwide. In 2003, Godwin consulted with Tony Brown (then President of MCA Records) choosing material for Wynonna Judd's upcoming CD and represented Susan Gibson, writer of The Dixie Chicks smash hit 
Title: The Courtship of Eddie's Father
Content:  Comedy producer James Komack served as both the creator and the executive producer of the show. In 1970, Bill Bixby made his debut as a director, going on to direct eight episodes of the show.
Title: Andy Dodd
Content:  Andy Dodd (born March 28, 1977) is an American music producer and songwriter. His work spans two decades and sales of over 50 million albums worldwide. He is the co-owner of multiple production companies partnered with The Walt Disney Company.
Title: Howdy Doody
Content: Nicholson Muir (portrayed by Bill LeCornec): The flamboyant fictional producer of the show. He is named for the production company. ; Corny Cobb (portrayed by Nick Nicholson): He is now working as a "prop man" rather than a shopkeeper. ; Jackie Davis (Himself): The band leader. ; Happy Harmony (portrayed by Marilyn Patch, then Dr. Marilyn Plavocos Arnone): A teacher in Doodyville who fills the same role as the Princess Summerfall Winterspring character. ; Lew Anderson returned as Clarabell. Art Director- Milt Neal ; Costumer- Valerie E. Naiman Shortly thereafter, Nicholson-Muir Productions (owned by Nick Nicholson and E. Roger Muir) acquired from NBC the rights to produce the New Howdy Doody Show, an attempt by Buffalo 
Title: J. Todd Harris
Content: 1995: Denise Calls Up (producer) ; 1996: Cadillac Ranch (producer) ; 1997: Lewis & Clark & George (producer) ; 1997: Digging to China (producer) ; 1997: Bad Manners (producer) ; 1999: Dudley Do-Right (producer) ; 1999: Rites of Passage (producer) ; 1999: Seven Girlfriends (producer) ; 1999: Dinner at Fred's (executive producer) ; 2000: Urbania (producer) ; 2000: Little Richard (TV, executive producer) ; 2000: Partners in Crime (producer) ; 2000: Sordid Lives (producer) ; 2000: Tick Tock (producer) ; 2001: Jeepers Creepers (co-producer) ; 2001: Liberty, Maine (executive producer) ; 2002: 29 Palms (producer) ; 2002: The Burial Society (executive producer) ; 2003: Happy Hour (producer) ; 2003: Devil's Pond (producer) ; 2003: Latter Days (executive producer) ; 2004: Knots (executive producer) ; 2004: 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover (producer) ; 2005: At Last (producer) ; 2005: Supercross (producer) 
Title: David Doyle (producer)
Content:  David Doyle is an American television producer. He has produced factual and entertainment television programs since 1995. Doyle has developed and produced original factual and entertainment projects with numerous broadcast and cable networks and was at the heart of the televised poker boom, having produced nine distinct poker programs for four different networks including NBC’s Poker Superstars Invitational Tournament and ESPN’s United States Poker Championship. His varied career includes work on projects ranging from independent, single-camera documentaries such as the critically acclaimed PBS series Lords of the Mafia, to pilots, series and specials for cable nets including Sci Fi Channel, TNT, VH1, Travel Channel and Comedy Central, to 
Title: David Doyle (producer)
Content:  feature film, Flower: Queen of the Kalahari. Additionally, David was instrumental in developing timely programs on topical issues such as Tsunami: Animal Instincts and Animal Planet Heroes: Hurricane Rescues & Animal Planet Heroes: Hurricane Reunions as well as whimsical programs the likes of The World’s Ugliest Dog Competition, and the counter-programming stunt Puppy Bowl that garners over 7.5 million viewers on Super Bowl Sunday annually. Under Doyle’s watch, content improvements and ratings goals were achieved on such network program stalwarts as Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom, Planet’s Funniest Animals and the Animal Cops franchise. Doyle produced two radio morning shows in San Diego, California and one of 
Title: Howdy Doody
Content:  The Canadian Howdy Doody Show was produced by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and first aired on November 15, 1954. The CBC built its own Doodyville in a Toronto studio, and the show was set in Canada’s north. It was more low-budget than its American counterpart, with less raucous plots and fewer villainous villains, as well as a more educational orientation. Most of the puppet characters, including Phineas T. Bluster, the cranky mayor and chief killjoy of Doodyville, Dilly Dally, a foolish carpenter who was usually the butt of Bluster's plots, Flub-a-dub, a beast with a duck's head, cat's whiskers, and the parts of several other 
Title: Dough Boys (film)
Content: Preston A. Whitmore II .... Producer ; Bonnie Berry LaMon .... Executive Producer ; Matthew Gray .... Line Producer 
Title: Bryan Todd (record producer)
Content:  Todd began his career as a recording artist in Los Angeles. He traveled to Sweden at the suggestion of colleagues and signed with Warner/Chappell Music. He released a single It's The Way which peaked at #19 on the Dance/Mix Show Airplay chart in October 2004. Todd also began penning tracks for other artists. Todd has since written and produced for numerous artists that have included Jordin Sparks, Kelly Clarkson, Michael W. Smith, Rascal Flatts, Lucy Hale, Ashley Tisdale, Josh Kelley, Berlin, Jordan Pruitt, Big Time Rush, Honor Society and Ashley Roberts from the Pussycat Dolls. He wrote and produced "Breakthrough" for the Disney film, Lemonade Mouth. This soundtrack went to No. 1 on the Billboard Soundtrack Chart and was also the highest soundtrack 

Question: Who was the producer of I Dood It?
Answer: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
MGM.