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Bob Saget Talks About the Importance of Norman Lear's Influence on Television
49:16 - 51:33 (02:17)
Comedian Bob Saget talks about the impact of Norman Lear, a 99-year-old television pioneer, on the sitcom industry and how highly he values his friendship with Lear.
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This podcast episode discusses the significant impact that the 99-year-old creator of popular American sitcoms such as "All in the Family," "The Jeffersons," "Sanford and Sons," and "Good Times" had on American culture and television.
49:16 - 49:37 (00:21)
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This podcast episode discusses the significant impact that the 99-year-old creator of popular American sitcoms such as "All in the Family," "The Jeffersons," "Sanford and Sons," and "Good Times" had on American culture and television.
ChapterBob Saget Talks About the Importance of Norman Lear's Influence on Television
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Norman Lear, a 99-year-old TV producer, is still producing shows today.
49:37 - 50:13 (00:35)
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Norman Lear, a 99-year-old TV producer, is still producing shows today. His production company, with wife Lynn, is currently producing an animated version of Good Times and a reboot of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman starring Emily Hampshire.
ChapterBob Saget Talks About the Importance of Norman Lear's Influence on Television
EpisodeBob Saget is More Than Just OUR T.V. Dad
PodcastHowie Mandel Does Stuff Podcast
Bob Saget recalls meeting Norman Lear, a kind and loving person with a strong capacity for love and desire to help humanity.
50:13 - 51:33 (01:20)
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Bob Saget recalls meeting Norman Lear, a kind and loving person with a strong capacity for love and desire to help humanity. Despite their significant age difference, they bonded over shared interests and have been friends ever since.