R.I.P. Norman Lear
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He introduced us to a lot of great television, and Valerie Bertinelli. RIP.
Long before anybody ever heard of him, he flew 52 combat missions over Europe (including Germany) during WWII. Remarkable man and life.
so many shows. not to hijack but MASH is going to have a 2 hour reunion show on Jan 1 i guess with all of the cast who is still alive
That will be great, must watch for me. Loretta Swit, Jamie Farr, and Jeff Maxwell are regulars on the convention circuit together. Alda isn't able to do that any longer I think, and I don't recall Ferrel or Burghoff ever being big into it.
That damn AARP Magazine curse.
Secret weapon: Gratitude
“I can only attribute [being a super ager] to what is known in common parlance as the luck of the draw. … I would add one factor only, and that is gratitude. The hour-by-hour feeling of appreciation for the gifts with which we are born or have had the ability to accumulate.”
Super ager speaks
Norman Lear, 101, award-winning television producer and screenwriter (All in the Family, One Day at a Time)Secret weapon: Gratitude
“I can only attribute [being a super ager] to what is known in common parlance as the luck of the draw. … I would add one factor only, and that is gratitude. The hour-by-hour feeling of appreciation for the gifts with which we are born or have had the ability to accumulate.”
