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Creator of The Rockford Files and a bajillion other tv shows.Originally Posted by Jekyll
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Originally Posted by FLMountainMan
Yeah, I looked him up because I couldn't remember details, and he created most of the shows that defined my childhood. If he'd done The Dukes of Hazzard, The Fall Guy, and Airwolf he would pretty much have the live-action shows of my childhood on lockdown.
Plus, wasn't he the guy who had the little animation at the end where he tore a sheet of paper off a typewriter, and it landed perfectly on a stack that feathered out to make a "C?" That animation and the Ubu dog are forever burned on my memory.
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Plus, wasn't he the guy who had the little animation at the end where he tore a sheet of paper off a typewriter, and it landed perfectly on a stack that feathered out to make a "C?"Originally Posted by MrG
Yes, that was he.
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If Mike Post dies, all is lost.
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Sad to hear, he pretty much defined the cop and detective show genre.Originally Posted by Bradford
Plus he produced The Greatest American Hero.
I LOVED this show when I was a kid. Then recently (4th of July?) SyFy had a marathon of it (they used to do Twilight Zone on that day). I watched part of one--I had not seen the show since the original run. I thought it was embarassingly bad.
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I LOVED this show when I was a kid. Then recently (4th of July?) SyFy had a marathon of it (they used to do Twilight Zone on that day). I watched part of one--I had not seen the show since the original run. I thought it was embarassingly bad.Originally Posted by Manton
Yeah, it hasn't aged well. Another movie like that is Karate Kid.
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Sad to hear, he pretty much defined the cop and detective show genre.Originally Posted by Bradford
Plus he produced The Greatest American Hero.
I LOVED this show when I was a kid. Then recently (4th of July?) SyFy had a marathon of it (they used to do Twilight Zone on that day). I watched part of one--I had not seen the show since the original run. I thought it was embarassingly bad.Originally Posted by Manton
Yeah, it hasn't aged well. Another movie like that is Karate Kid.Originally Posted by FLMountainMan
And yet, when I started a thread about GAH the day after the marathon, nobody responded. And I was sad.
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