 Leaving "The Clay Cole Show" in 1967, Clay became a television writer - producer, involved in the production of over 3500 broadcast television shows.He is twice winner of the Emmy Award (NATAS) as "producer of outstanding television programming" in 1981 and 1982 for the Joel Siegel Academy Awards special.He produced"The Discovery of Marilyn Monroe," "Play Bridge with Omar Sharif" and 365 "This Day In Hollywood" segments.