In this flashback interview from 2016, Al Roker sits down with writer Norman Lear, one of the most influential people in television history. Over a pastrami sandwich at the famed Carnegie Deli in New York, Lear discusses his long career, things that are tearing our culture apart and why he believes there’s still a chance for a brighter future.

An outpouring of tributes have come in for the titan of television. Hollywood is honoring Norman Lear. In the wake […] The post Hollywood remembers Norman...

At 97 years old, Norman Lear, who just renewed his overall deal with Sony, is still making television — and still making a difference.

ABC is celebrating the life and legacy of TV producer Norman Lear, who recently turned 100. Many of Hollywood’s brightest stars will honor “the remarkable storyteller, activist and philanthropist,” during the two-hour program, Norman Lear: 100 Years of Music and Laughter. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Christopher Lloyd (@mrchristopherlloyd) Christopher Lloyd, […]

Norman Lear's longtime passion project Guess Who Died, a single-camera comedy he's teaming with Peter Tolan on, has landed at NBC.

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Norman Lear is a name you’ve likely heard before.

The legendary producer made TV relevant with All In The Family and more 20th-century sitcoms, and he's accomplished the same for himself as a working producer who's nearing his 99th birthday.

The death of the groundbreaking writer and producer leaves behind a string of incisive and progressive sitcoms as well as a profoundly altered TV landscape

'Good Times' star Jimmie Walker honors the late Norman Lear's legacy and remembers working — and occasionally butting heads — with him on the '70s sitcom in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE.