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Larry Gelbart (1928–2009)
Writer, Producer, Script and Continuity Department
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Movie Movie (1978)
Lyrics By, Lyrics ("Torching For Bill", "I Just Need The Girl", "It Just Shows To Go You", "My Wedding Day Is Here", "I Just Need The Girl (Reprise)", "Baxter's Bicycles", "Tickled Pink", "Zulu Lulus", "Lucky Day"), Writer (written by) |
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$11K
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| Past Television (53 titles) | Episodes |
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M*A*S*H: The Comedy That Changed Television (2024)
(TV Special) - Self (archive footage), In Memory Of (as Larry) |
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AfterMASH (1983–1985)
(TV Series) - Writer (developed for television by) (27 episodes, 1983), Creative Supervisor (5 episodes, 1983), Director (2 episodes, 1983), Writer (developer) (2 episodes, 1983), Writer (written by) (2 episodes, 1983), Creative Consultant (1 episode, 1984) |
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M*A*S*H (1972–1983)
(TV Series) - Writer (developed for television by) (251 episodes, 1972), Producer (72 episodes, 1973), Writer (written by) (30 episodes, 1972), Executive Script Consultant (19 episodes, 1972), Writer (teleplay by) (8 episodes, 1973), … See more
Goodbye, Farewell and Amen (Feb
28,
1983)
Season 11,
Episode 16
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Writer
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United States (1980)
(TV Series) - Writer (written by) (7 episodes, 1980), Executive Producer (1 episode, 1980) |
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Three's Company (1976)
(TV Series) - Writer (developed by) (1 episode, 1976), Writer (written by) (1 episode, 1976) |
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Karen (1975)
(TV Series) - Executive Producer (13 episodes, 1975), Writer (creator) (11 episodes, 1975), Writer (created by) (2 episodes, 1975), Writer (written by) (1 episode, 1975) |
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Roll Out (1973–1974)
(TV Series) - Writer (creator) (12 episodes, 1973), Producer (12 episodes, 1973), Writer (teleplay) (3 episodes, 1973), Writer (written by) (2 episodes, 1973), Writer (story) (1 episode, 1973) |
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The Marty Feldman Comedy Machine (1971–1972)
(TV Series) - Producer (15 episodes, 1971), Writer (3 episodes, 1971) |
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The Jonathan Winters Show (1968)
(TV Series) - Writer ("That's the Way It Was in Vaudeville") (1 episode, 1968)
Peggy Lee, Louis Nye, Oscar Peterson (Apr
3,
1968)
Season 1,
Episode 15
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Writer ("That's the Way It Was in Vaudeville") (uncredited)
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The Sid Caesar, Imogene Coca, Carl Reiner, Howard Morris Special (1967)
(TV Special) - Writer ("Gallipacci" was based on an original sketch by) |
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The Dinah Shore Chevy Show (1958)
(TV Series) - Writer (co-writer) (1 episode, 1958), Writer (1 episode, 1958) |
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The Patrice Munsel Show (1957–1958)
(TV Series) - Writer (script) (1 episode, 1957), Writer (written by) (1 episode, 1958) |
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Caesar's Hour (1954–1957)
(TV Series) - Writer (21 episodes, 1955), Writer (7 episodes, 1954), Writer (written by) (1 episode, 1957) |
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All Star Revue (1952)
(TV Series) - Writer (1 episode, 1952), Writer (written by) (1 episode, 1952)
Host: George Jessel; Guests: Jimmy Durante, Tony Martin, Dorothy Kirsten, Carmen Cavallero, Joe DiMaggio, Peggy Ryan, Ray McDonald, The Skylarks (Sep
13,
1952)
Season 3,
Episode 2
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Writer
Fred MacMurray, Gale Robbins, The Bell Sisters (Apr
26,
1952)
Season 2,
Episode 34
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Writer
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The Colgate Comedy Hour (1950–1952)
(TV Series) - Writer (4 episodes, 1950)
host: Bob Hope; guest stars: Paul Douglas, June Hutton, Randy Merriman & Bess Myerson (Jun
15,
1952)
Season 2,
Episode 42
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The Interviews: An Oral History of Television (2009)
(TV Series) - Self - Interviewee (1 episode, 2009) |
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Make 'Em Laugh: The Funny Business of America (2009)
(TV Series) - Self - Writer / Self / Self - Writer for Bob Hope (4 episodes, 2009) |
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60 Minutes (1999)
(TV Series) - Self - Creator, M*A*S*H (segment "The Young and the Restless") (1 episode, 1999)
The 353 Million Dollar Con/The Young and the Restless/Where There's Smoke... (Feb
21,
1999)
Season 31,
Episode 23
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Self - Creator, M*A*S*H (segment "The Young and the Restless")
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The Museum of Television & Radio: William S. Paley Television Festival 1999: A Salute to Carl Reiner (1999)
(TV Movie) - Self |
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Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 50th Anniversary Celebration Tribute to Bob Hope (1996)
(Video) - Self |
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The Museum of Television & Radio's 11th Annual Television Festival in Los Angeles: A Salute to Sid Caesar (1994)
(TV Special) - Self |
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60 Minutes (1999)
(TV Series) - Self - Creator, M*A*S*H (segment "The Young and the Restless") (1 episode, 1999)
The Young and the Restless/Smoke But No Fire/Slave Labor (Jun
27,
1999)
Season 31,
Episode 41
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Self - Creator, M*A*S*H (segment "The Young and the Restless") (archive footage)
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