Writer and producer of such TV series as Kung Fu and Police Story, which won him an Emmy in 1976, who wrote scripts for several films, including Sorority Girl and Man-Trap and spent the bulk of his 40-year career in TV, writing scripts for more than 100 prime-time shows; producing or writing and often both, who also worked on such series as Kraft Suspense Theatre, The FBI, Mannix, The Sixth Sense, Baretta, T. J. Hooker, The Equalizer, and Jake & the Fatman, died in Santa Monica, CA on November 9, 2004.
Writer and producer of such TV series as Kung Fu and Police Story, which won him an Emmy in 1976, who wrote scripts for several films, including Sorority Girl and Man-Trap and spent the bulk of his 40-year career in TV, writing scripts for more than 100 prime-time shows; producing or writing and often both, who also worked on such series as Kraft Suspense Theatre, The FBI, Mannix, The Sixth Sense, Baretta, T. J. Hooker, The Equalizer, and Jake & the Fatman, died in Santa Monica, CA on November 9, 2004.
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