staff from 1993 to 1995, his opening and closing credit animations were used on the program until its end in 2001. List Of Notable Episodes A list of some of the more popular or important episodes of The Lone Shark television program, with links to clips from some of the episodes. Conflicts At WFAC-TV ″The Inner Circle″ vs. Other Producers Most members of The Lone Shark’s crew also worked on VoxPop Television, Sports Line (with Rod Michaud) and a few other programs. This led to the hosts and crews of these programs jokingly referring to themselves on-air as ”The Inner Circle” of WFAC-TV. It was explained (again, jokingly) that the name referred to the efficiency of the programs’ crews as well as to the quality of their programs, as compared to others at the station. Although the members of ”The Inner Circle” themselves did not take the name seriously, some of the producers of other programs at WFAC-TV (who didn’t perceive the humor in the name) took it as a sign of bravado. These producers – particularly Gus Montanaro, the host of ″Bridgeport’s Open Forum″ – viewed ″The Inner Circle″ as arrogant and egotistical. Montanaro would regularly make defamatory comments about ″The Inner Circle″ on his program. At first, ”The Inner Circle” ignored Montanaro's comments, or laughed them off during their programs. But then, Montanaro decided to directly challenge one of the members of ″The Inner Circle″. Montanaro's Bridgeport’s Open Forum was a live call-in political talk show on which Montanaro would take phone calls from viewers and discuss subjects pertaining to the Bridgeport, Connecticut metropolitan area. Montanaro's aggravation with ”The Inner Circle” finally led to an on-air outburst, when he began ranting against Rod Michaud. Michaud, who hosted a sports talk and interview program on the MSG Network and CPTV called ″Talking Sports″, also hosted a live call-in sports talk show at WFAC-TV called ″Sports Line″ and later, ″The Rod Michaud Show″ (both programs co-hosted by Lou Segal – who Michaud jokingly referred to as ″The Master Of Misinformation″). Montanaro claimed that he could create a better sports talk program than Michaud (who did it as his profession) and then continued to rant against all of ″The Inner Circle″. Montanaro then unsuccessfully attempted to take Michaud's time slot on the WFAC-TV programming schedule and replace Sports Line with his own sports talk call-in program. When Montanaro's program began broadcasting