Mr. Wells had written the script; he plans on writing at least 5 during the 26-episode season.

Mr. Wells and his writers began planning for that early last summer.

Mr. Wells set out to prove it, but ultimately failed.

Mr. Wells said he asked her why she wanted to do that.

Mr. Wells held the same title from 1997 until 2001, when he left to pursue private interests.

Mr. Wells said he also noticed some changes in his clientele.

Mr. Wells said the couple was "very upset" with the decision.

She wanted to race away to talk to Mr. Wells.

Mr. Wells was widely known in the 1930's, and from a work like this it is clear why.

Mr. Wells, an employee for 46 years, and the former chief executive, plans to stay on as a director.