Norman Lear, the legendary television producer who died Tuesday at 101, left behind a legacy that stretched beyond the dozens of television shows he developed during a seven-decade career.

Good Times is only one of several projects left behind by Lear who, at age 101, remained busy developing and producing new series through his production deal at Sony TV.

Norman Lear, the legendary White Hollywood power broker who was brilliant and bold enough to create the classic Black sitcoms in the 1970s like “Sanford & Son,” “The Jeffersons” and ...

The title of Eric Monte and Mike Evans’ Norman Lear-produced sitcom Good Times was designed to be welcoming and inclusive. The theme song was a litany of poverty-driven adversity — temporary ...

Norman Lear, who revolutionized television in the 1970s with groundbreaking hits like 'All in the Family,' 'Good Times' and 'The Jeffersons,' has died at 101.

Good Times star Jimmie Walker is remembering the immense contribution of the late Norman Lear — and the occasional push and pull of their working relationship. "He had 11 hit shows on the air at ...

Hollywood Flashback: Norman Lear’s ‘Good Times’ Rolled 50 Years Ago Netflix’s animated reboot, out April 12, owes its origins to the CBS sitcom that was the first to depict a two-parent ...

Op-ed on Norman Lear's TV producing legacy that is the epitome of Hollywood liberalism, both good and bad ...

Beginning with “All in the Family,” Lear filled the airwaves throughout the 1970s with popular, critically acclaimed shows about families from varied ethnic and economic backgrounds.

Good Times is an "irreverent" animated reboot of the Norman Lear sitcom, which aired on CBS in the 1970s. The new series is executive produced by the late Lear, Stephen Curry and Seth MacFarlane ...

Norman Lear, a screenwriter, comedy writer, and producer responsible for several hit television shows, has died at 101.

Here's where to watch the Norman Lear documentary, Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You, in honor of the late TV producer.