what was howard carter's job?
Archaeologist
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 Carter 's story draws heavily on Mary Shelley 's Frankenstein and particularly on James Whale 's 1931 film version of the story . The script had been written specifically with singer Cher and actress Roseanne Barr in mind , but both were unavailable at the time of shooting . Talk @-@ show host Jerry Springer appeared as himself , and Chris Owens — who appeared in later episodes as FBI agent Jeffrey Spender — played The Great Mutato . The episode was filmed in black @-@ and @-@ white , with a sky backdrop created to imitate the style of old Frankenstein films . Owens wore makeup and prosthetics that took several hours to apply . 

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 Author Bill Carter previously wrote The Late Shift , a book about the 1992 conflict between Jay Leno and David Letterman to decide who would succeed Johnny Carson as host of The Tonight Show . The book was well received by critics from publications including The New York Times Book Review , and The Christian Science Monitor . A film adaptation of the book , which won several industry awards , was produced in 1996 by HBO . 

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 Howard appeared in the 1994 basketball film Hoop Dreams . He had a small role in the television drama The West Wing , appearing in the 1999 episode " The Crackpots and These Women " as Rodney Grant , a former Duke basketball player who served on Josiah Bartlet 's Council on Fitness and helped him win a game against his staff . 

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 In 1976 Ford brought Bush back to Washington to become Director of Central Intelligence ( DCI ) , replacing William Colby . He served in this role for 357 days , from January 30 , 1976 , to January 20 , 1977 . The CIA had been rocked by a series of revelations , including those based on investigations by the Church Committee regarding illegal and unauthorized activities by the CIA , and Bush was credited with helping to restore the agency 's morale . In his capacity as DCI , Bush gave national security briefings to Jimmy Carter both as a Presidential candidate and as President @-@ elect , and discussed the possibility of remaining in that position in a Carter administration , but did not do so . He was succeeded by Deputy Director of Central Intelligence E. Henry Knoche , who served as acting Director of Central Intelligence until Stansfield Turner was confirmed . 

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 The rollback device gained its name when President Richard Nixon sought to appoint Senator William Saxbe as Attorney General following the Saturday Night Massacre . Elliot Richardson resigned on October 20 , 1973 and Nixon nominated Saxbe on November 1 . Saxbe was chosen in large part because , despite the confrontations of the ongoing Watergate scandal , Nixon felt the Senate would want to confirm one of their own . Saxbe had been a senator in 1969 when the Congress passed a pay increase from $ 35 @,@ 000 to $ 60 @,@ 000 for Cabinet members . According to 2 U.S.C. § 358 , " After considering the report and recommendations of the Commission submitted under section 357 of this title , the President shall transmit to Congress his recommendations with respect to the exact rates of pay , for offices and positions within the purview of subparagraphs ( A ) , ( B ) , ( C ) , and ( D ) of section 356 of this title , which the President considers to be fair and reasonable … " The President transmitted " Salary Recommendations For 1969 Increases " to Congress on January 15 , 1969 following the first Commission Report submitted to him under Pub.L. 90 – 206 in December 1968 . ( 34 F.R. 2241 ; 83 Stat . 863 ) . Saxbe had become a Senator on January 3 , 1969 and on February 14 the legislation became law when Congress took no action to veto the proposal that raised the salary of top executive branch officials , the judicial branch and members of Congress . 
