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Over 80 television series premiered in 1975, and that’s a lot considering there were only three TV networks at the time. Back then there was no internet, no streaming, and very few cable offerings.

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Norman Lear, the creator of boundary-crossing TV comedies like “All in the Family,” has written a memoir, “Even This I Get to Experience,” reflecting on his 92 years.

And Norman Lear, the man who spent 101 years of his life mattering — and caring to do whatever he could with his celebrity to make the world a better place — never met my father.

And Norman Lear, the man who spent 101 years of his life mattering — and caring to do whatever he could with his celebrity to make the world a better place — never met my father.

The company’s CEO, Tony Vinciquerra, joined the many paying homage to Lear. “Norman and the shows he created defined what great television could be,” he said in a statement this week.

Norman Lear's wife, Lyn Lear, was with him to the very end. In 1987, the "All in the Family" creator married Lyn Lear after his first two marriages to Charlotte Lear and Frances Lear ended in divorce.

But Lear ignored him and went ahead and did the bit with Kate. “I think Lorne didn’t talk to him for years,” LaPook said. LaPook said Lear provided him with a lasting gift as well.

Lear’s business moves, meanwhile, were almost consistently fruitful. By 1986, Lear was on Forbes magazine’s list of the 400 richest people in America, with an estimated net worth of $225 million.