R.I.P. Glen A. Larson

edited November 2014 in Chit chat
http://www.nerdist.com/2014/11/battlestar-galactica-creator-glen-a-larson-dies-age-77/


So now we've lost the creator of Night Rider, Battlestar Galactica, Magnum P.I., Quincy, Manimal, Buck Rodgers, The Fall Guy, Automan & BJ & The Bear.....

A hell of a year for losing people connected with my childhood memories! I must be getting old! :(
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  • edited November 2014
    The George Lucas of TV!

    If Like so much T.V. & Science fiction, I do have to thank him
  • edited November 2014
    I have good memories of Automan, especially when he turns into a car and his passenger is flung against the windows.

    I didnt like Battlestar Galactica despite liking Scifi.
  • edited November 2014
    Thank you Glen A. Larson for bringing us some great shows.
  • edited November 2014
    Wow, end of an era. So many memories watching the shows he was responsible for. Knight Rider has to be my favourite though. RIP Glen

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  • edited November 2014
    Man that's sad, I loved his stuff.

    Battlestar Galactica, despite the too often repeating of the same special effects was something that could've been soo much greater had it been given a chance. If you watch it as an adult I feel you do get more out of it story wise.

    But I do love many of his other shows, and have Galactica, Buck Rogers and Knight Rider on DVD.
  • edited November 2014
    His name sounds familiar to me, seen in many TV show credits of those years... "created by Glenn A. Larson"

    Rest in peace.

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  • edited November 2014
    I'm a big fan of his, very sad news. Currently watching Magnum reruns on ITV4, great show and Alias Smith and Jones too.
  • edited November 2014
    This is a shame, he's definately a TV legend.

    As a kid I loved Battlestar Galactica, Magnum, Knight Rider and even Quincy!

    I always wondered how those Cylons could fly those spaceships and a straight line though... :-P
  • edited November 2014
    Oh no! I loved Battlestar Galactica and Buck Rogers - got both on DVD.
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  • edited November 2014
    R.I.P

    Loved Six Million Dollar Man as kid. Galactica allegedly cost $1 million an episode which in 1979 was colossal!!
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