Title: Television show
Content:  The production company is often separate from the broadcaster. The executive producer, often the show's creator, is in charge of running the show. They pick the crew and help cast the actors, approve and sometimes write series plots—some even write or direct major episodes—while various other producers help to ensure that the show runs smoothly. Very occasionally, the executive producer will cast themselves in the show. As with filmmaking or other electronic media production, producing of an individual episode can be divided into three parts: pre-production, principal photography, and post-production.
Title: The Producer
Content: Part of the first song of the episode is featured in the Space Ghost Coast to Coast episode with Bob Denver, Dawn Wells, and Russell Johnson. ; In 1997 TV Guide ranked the episode number 52 on its '100 Greatest episodes of All Time' list. 
Title: The Springfield Files
Content:  The episode was produced by Al Jean and Mike Reiss, who had served as showrunners of seasons three and four. They returned to the show to produce this and several other episodes while under contract with The Walt Disney Company. The episode was written by Reid Harrison and directed by Steven Dean Moore. It had one of the longest episode gaps between its conception to the time it was finished. The idea was first conceived at a story retreat. Jean found a copy of TV Guide while in the bathroom, with The X-Files on the cover. Feeling a crossover would be a good idea, he came back into the room, told Reiss his idea, and 
Title: Television producer
Content: In fictional shows, a producer may not have written the episode, but contributed significantly through table reads, discussions, and/or revisions. They may also be a former executive producer who still writes for the show, but has since relinquished their duties as an executive producer. Producers responsible for production logistics are given the credit of "produced by." 
Title: News Probe
Content: 1) Chief Producer ; 2) Secretary ; 3) Producer ; 4) Director ; 5) Reporter ; 6) Cameraman ; 7) Recorder ; 8) Post-production ; 9) Coordinator 1) Selection of topic ; 2) Declaration of topic selected ; 3) Investigation ; 4) Recording of the investigation process ; 5) Post-production ; 6) Screening of the episode ; 7) Broadcast of the episode ; 8) Evaluation The production crew of the program includes the following posts (in hieratical order): Chief Producer is responsible for the broadcast of the program, including the content of the program and the administrative work. Producer is responsible for the production of each episode and is accountable to Chief Producer. The production of each episode follows the sequence stated below:
Title: The Producers (TV series)
Content: Episode 1 ; Girls' Generation-TTS Youn Yuh-jung ; Hwang Shin-hye ; Geum Bo-ra ; Hyun Young Episodes 1-4 ; Jo Yoon-hee as Shin Hae-joo, assistant director on Entertainment Weekly and Seung-chan's crush Episode 3 ; Shin Dong-yup ; Lee Young-ja ; Cultwo ; You Hee-yeol ; Yoon Jong-shin ; Jo Jung-chi ; Jun Hyun-moo ; Hani ; Nichkhun ; Jackson Wang ; Jo Kwon ; Sunmi ; Hong Kyung-min ; Jang Hyuk as Jang Hyun-sung, Ye-jin's ex-boyfriend ; Lee Chun-hee as Lee Min-chul, Ye-jin's ex-boyfriend Episodes 3–4 ; Park Jin-young Sandara Park ; Minwoo ; Kim Ji-soo Kang Seung-yoon ; Kim Min-jae Episode 5 ; Yoo Ho-jin as PD of 
Title: The Producer
Content:  "The Producer" is the fourth episode of the third season of Gilligan's Island, in which the castaways stage a musical version of Hamlet. It first aired in on October 3, 1966.
Title: The X-Files (season 5)
Content:  who co-wrote one episode with creator Chris Carter, and cyberpunk novelists William Gibson and Tom Maddox, who wrote their first of two episodes for the series. Other producers included producer Joseph Patrick Finn, producer Paul Rabwin, and co-producer Lori Jo Nemhauser who previously served as post-production supervisor. Producing-director Kim Manners directed the most episodes of the season, directing seven. Producer Rob Bowman, executive producer R. W. Goodwin, and series creator Chris Carter, each directed two episodes. The rest of the episodes were directed by Brett Dowler, Peter Markle, Daniel Sackheim, Ralph Hemecker, Cliff Bole, William A. Graham and Allen Coulter, who each directed one episode.
Title: The Producers (TV series)
Content:  Days & 1 Night – Season 3 Episode 6 ; Lee Seung-gi ; Norazo Episode 8 ; Go Ara Episode 9 ; K.Will ; Park Bo-gum ; Monsta X ; Kim Ryeo-wook Episode 10 ; Jung Joon-young as Cindy's anti-fan ; Roy Kim as Cindy's anti-fan ; Seol In-ah as Cindy's anti-fan ; Seo Kyung-seok as Cindy's lawyer fan Episode 12 ; Song Hae ; Kim Saeng-min  Episodes 1–2 (cast members of 2 Days & 1 Night - Season 4)    Episodes 4–5, 12 (cast members of 2 Days & 1 Night – Season 5) Episodes 4–5, 10, 12 (cast members of 2 Days & 1 Night – Season 5)      
Title: Doctor Who (series 1)
Content:  December 2003, with a series of thirteen episodes obtained by pressure from BBC Worldwide and a workable budget from Julie Gardner. By early 2004, the show had settled into a regular production cycle. Davies, Gardner, and BBC Controller of Drama Mal Young took posts as executive producers, although Young vacated the role at the end of the series. Phil Collinson, an old colleague from Granada, took the role of producer. Keith Boak, Euros Lyn, Joe Ahearne, Brian Grant and James Hawes directed the series. Davies' official role as head writer and executive producer, or "showrunner", consisted of laying a skeletal plot for the entire series, holding "tone meetings" to correctly identify the tone of an episode, often being 

Question: Who was the producer of Episodes?
Answer: David Crane.