His prolific programme-making (he features in the credits of almost 120 films) was largely brought to a halt by his exit from Granada after a change of management.
Pamela Lonsdale, who has died aged 94, was a prolific producer of programmes for young viewers.
Many senior European politicians have called for stronger powers to tackle prolific tax ruling programmes in several member states.
His prolific writing, TV programmes and media presence have made him an internationally popular philosopher, a label with which he has no problem.
"We had four, five gilt-edged chances and we've got players that are normally a bit more prolific," McInnes told BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound programme.
William Greaves was an Emmy-award winning co-host and executive producer of a groundbreaking television news programme in the US and a prolific film-maker whose subjects ranged from Muhammad Ali to America's black middle class.
Gaskell was a prolific collector of autographs and the library's public programmes manager, Jacqui Fortnum, joked that had she been alive today she would have been prolific on Facebook.
However, we believe that demographic goals are similar between small and large captive programmes, which may facilitate selection for more prolific breeders, despite that response to selection might change according to the size of captive population.
Instead, he was a prolific small-screen character for half a century, jumping from one programme to another.
It is unusual for MPs to take legal action over tweets, with the last prolific case being won by the late Lord McAlpine of West Green after a BBC Newsnight programme led to him being wrongly accused of child abuse.
An enthusiastic science communicator and adviser to numerous television programmes, including the BBC's Walking with Beasts (2001), he was also a prolific author, writing close to 30 books and more than 250 scientific papers.
