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2010
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For more than 25 years, Gertrude Berg was one of the most prominent women in American broadcast media and popular culture, as...
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2009
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Filmmaker Cass Warner Sperling explores the story of her grandfather Harry Warner and his three brothers Abe, Sam, and Jack,...
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2008
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An unlikely ranchero star finds fame on both sides of the Mexican border in this mockumentary comedy drama satirizing our...
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Executive Producer
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2008
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The reflective documentary Pete Seeger: The Power of Song explores the legacy of revered American folk singer and activist ...
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Executive Producer
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2007
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This program is designed to take viewers on a spititual journey. The Gospel According to Jesus features a video montage of...
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1995
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1992
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A woman learns the value of friendship as she hears the story of two women and how their friendship shaped their lives in...
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Executive Producer
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1991
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This tribute to the long-running and very successful TV comedy series features the original cast as they take a nostalgic...
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1991
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Based on William Goldman's novel of the same name, The Princess Bride is staged as a book read by grandfather (Peter Falk) to...
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Executive Producer, Producer
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1987
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By the time The Jeffersons set forth upon its eleventh season in the fall of 1984, the series had been out of the Top 25...
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Show Creator
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1984
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Season ten of The Jeffersons was marked by a pronounced drop-off in ratings. Ranking 12th in the list of most popular...
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Show Creator
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1983
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Ending its eighth season as the third top-rated TV series in America, The Jeffersons was assured its usual Sunday night CBS...
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Show Creator
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1982
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Its popularity having grown apace since its move to a Sunday night time slot in June 1979, The Jeffersons remained on CBS'...
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Show Creator
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1981
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After several seasons in the ratings doldrums, The Jeffersons had enjoyed an incredible upsurge in viewership during its...
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Show Creator
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1980
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Technically speaking, this was the 199th episode of All in the Family. But because the earlier one-hour episode "...
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1979
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The biggest news attending The Jeffersons' sixth season was the return of Mike Evans as Lionel Jefferson, the role he'd...
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Show Creator
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1979
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Assured that the character played by her co-star Jimmie Walker, brash, budding inner-city artist J.J. Evans, had become more...
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Executive Producer
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1978
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When The Jeffersons entered its fifth season in the fall of 1978, the series still enjoyed an ardent fan following, but its...
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Show Creator
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1978
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1978
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Just as season four of Good Times was marked by the defection of actor John Amos as James Evans, so too was the series' fifth...
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Executive Producer
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1977
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Executive Producer
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1977
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Even though its ratings had dropped precipitously since its January 1975 debut, The Jeffersons remained on the CBS prime time...
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Show Creator
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1977
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Host
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1976
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Season six of Sanford and Son was launched on September 24, 1976, with the series' only two-part episode -- and also one of...
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Executive Producer
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1976
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Still in its regular Saturday-night time slot, The Jeffersons entered its third season on CBS. Although the cast had not...
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Show Creator
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1976
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Season four of Good Times marked the first of the series' significant cast changes -- or, to be more precise, cast deletions....
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Executive Producer
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1976
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Executive Producer
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1976
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By the time Good Times had begun its third season on CBS, the program had pretty much given up being a realistic (albeit...
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Executive Producer
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1975
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Show Creator
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1975
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Having wrapped up its first season as the fourth highest-rated network series, CBS' The Jeffersons was a shoe-in for a...
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Show Creator
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1975
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Executive Producer
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1975
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Beginning its fifth successful season on Friday, September 12, 1975, Sanford and Son was essentially the mixture as before...
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Executive Producer
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1975
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Having posted good, if not spectacular, ratings during its freshman year on CBS, Good Times was moved from Fridays to a more...
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Executive Producer
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1974
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A spin-off of a spin-off, the CBS sitcom Good Times was derived from the Norman Lear-produced comedy series Maude, which...
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Executive Producer
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1974
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Like so many other Norman Lear-produced efforts, Good Times made its network bow as a mid-season replacement, taking over the...
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Executive Producer
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1974
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Season four of Sanford and Son was ushered in on Friday, September 13, 1974, with wonderful news for longtime fans of the...
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Executive Producer
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1974
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Still riding high in the ratings, Sanford and Son returned to its by then traditional Friday-night NBC time slot for a third...
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Executive Producer
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1973
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A confirmed hit in its inaugural 14-episode season, the NBC sitcom Sanford and Son returned to its familiar Friday-night...
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Executive Producer
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1972
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Executive Producer
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1972
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Executive Producer
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1972
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Naïve Edith answers a classified advertisement requesting a pair of "fun pen pals." Before long, the Bunkers are visited by...
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Screen Story
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1972
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Season two of All in the Family commenced on September 18, 1971 with yet another taboo-banning episode. Scripted by...
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Screenwriter
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1971
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A "showcase" episode for series co-star Sally Struthers, "Gloria Discovers Women's Lib" delivers exactly what its title...
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Screenwriter
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1971
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This episode offers a few clues as to what makes Archie Bunker "tick." Worried that he will be fired from his job, Arch...
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Screenwriter
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1971
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Mike's let-it-all-hang-out liberalism is again put to the test when Gloria agrees to pose in the nude for the Stivics' artist...
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Screenwriter
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1971
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Archie thinks he knows a homosexual when he sees one, and when Mike invites his flamboyant photographer friend Roger to the...
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Screenwriter
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1971
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Incensed that Mike has written a stern and critical letter to President Nixon, super-patriotic Archie tries to set things...
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Screenwriter
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1971
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Archie balks at the notion of donating blood at the local Red Cross. When Mike accuses him of being chicken, Archie protests...
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Screenwriter
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1971
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This comedy is notable as the final onscreen appearance (non-speaking) of Edward Everett Horton, a staple comic supporting...
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Book Author, Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1971
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The sitcom that changed the face of American television premiered on January 12, 1971, with the last of three pilot episodes...
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Screenwriter
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1971
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"The program you are about to see is All in the Family. It seeks to throw a humorous spotlight on our frailties, prejudices,...
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Executive Producer, Screenwriter, Show Creator
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1971
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Two French peasants are mistaken for a pair of aristocratic nobles in this historical situation comedy. Gene Wilder and...
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Executive Producer, Producer
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1970
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Narrator Rudy Vallee announces that he knows we are a "real high class audience," thus he has "some swell story to tell."...
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Producer, Screenwriter
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1968
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An unhappy couple discover breaking up really is hard to do in this satiric comedy. Richard Harmon (Dick Van Dyke) and his...
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Producer, Screenwriter
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1967
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In this comedy, a middle-aged woman discovers that she is pregnant, to the dismay of her husband and surprise of the town....
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Producer
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1965
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This filmization of Neil Simon's first Broadway hit was adapted for the screen by Norman Lear. Once we get past the illogical...
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Producer, Screenwriter
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1963
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Screenwriter
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1953
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