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Were these shows produced by Norman Lear, or someone else?
He defined sitcoms for a generation — how well do you know your TV history?
Whether or not you recognize his name, you have absolutely effected by Norman Lear's work. Anybody with two eyeballs, a heart, and a television set owes him a debt of gratitude. Even if you haven't seen his shows, you've absolutely watched something that was influenced by his outsized reach.
Lear paved the way for contemporary producers like Chuck Lorre and Shonda Rhimes by building a television empire, sometimes running multiple shows at the same time. There have since been plenty of TV showrunners whose names have entered the public conscious, but Norman Lear was one of the first, and it was due to the quality of his programming.
So how well do you know the legendary creator/writer/producer? Can you tell which shows are his, and which aren't?
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We'll start off with an easy one: "All in the Family"
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Movin' on up to question #2: Who developed "The Jeffersons?"
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You're growin' now!: What about "The Facts of Life?"
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"Taxi": Who was responsible for Latka et. al?
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Elizabeth! Do you know who developed "Sanford and Son?"
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Come and knock on our door: Who produced "Three's Company?"
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God'll get you for this one, Walter: Who made "Maude?"
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Dyn-o-mite! "Good Times," Norman Lear, or not?
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If you like reruns of Rerun, you'll surely know who created "What's Happening"
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Valerie Bertinelli got her start on "One Day at a Time," but who produced the show?
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"Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman," who produced it?
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Whatchu talkin' bout, Willis? Do you know who created "Diff'rent Strokes?"
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"Fernwood 2 Night!" Who brought the show 2 air?
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Oooh oooh! Who created "Welcome Back, Kotter?"
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"The Baxters" was the first interactive sitcom. Who developed it?
Were these shows produced by Norman Lear, or someone else?
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Norman Lear = A Tremendous Talent
Great job! You really know all about the good ol' days!
#15 - Who the heck are The Baxters? Lear made this? When? If it ran a year
I am pretty sure I would have at least heard of it.
