Lynwood King

Lynwood King is a television director whose career spanned the 1950s to the '80s, primarily in daytime programming. He directed the first season Sesame Street episodes 112 and 118, during the final closing theme bars of his episodes.
King began his television career as a stage manager in Chicago, working on Kukla, Fran and Ollie and Garroway at Large and rising to director. Moving to New York City, he directed America After Dark (the reformatted Tonight! after Steve Allen left), Today, and documentaries such as The Subject Is Jazz, Exploring, and Project Twenty. He helmed the game show Concentration, The Dick Cavett Show, and an installment of NBC Experiment in Television. King became most associated with soap operas, having directed the early Chicago series Hawkins Falls and New York shows The Doctors, Ryan's Hope, and One Life to Live. 
==External links==
*Television Academy Interview (out of synch)
*IMDb
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Category:Directors