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Wednesday, February 13, 2008

TV Hot Spot: News




'Married ... With Children' Co-Creator Dies!



Post by: Sal


Source: Zap2It


Ron Leavitt, a veteran television writer and producer best known for co-creating "Married ... With Children," the raunchy, groundbreaking sitcom that helped put the fledgling FOX network on the map in the late 1980s, has died. He was 60.

Leavitt died of lung cancer Sunday at his home in Sherman Oaks, said publicist Larry Winokur.

Ed O'Neill, who played Al Bundy on the show, said Monday that Leavitt was "one of the funniest guys I ever knew."

"He had a very original way of thinking in terms of comedy," O'Neill said. "He was a brilliant comedic writer."

David Duclon, one of Leavitt's former writing and producing partners, agreed.

"We lost a tremendous talent," Duclon said. "He had a very unique and sardonic view of the world that he was able to translate into his writing, and yet, personally, he was one of the sweetest, gentlest, kindest men I've ever known."


Take Care,

Sal

Thursday, January 11, 2007

TV Hot Spot: News




'Married' Star Is Mom to Surrogate-Birth Baby



Post by: Sal

Former "Married ... With Children" star Katey Sagal gets to prove she's a better mother than Peg Bundy.

The 52-year-old actress and her husband, writer-producer Kurt Sutter, 43, are the brand-new parents of a baby girl, reports People.

Esme Louise Sutter was born Jan. 10 via surrogate.

Sagal married Sutter in a private ceremony in October 2004 at their Los Feliz, Calif., home. She was previously married to Freddie Beckmeier and Jack White, with whom she has two children: Sarah Grace, 12, and Jackson James, 10.

The actress was most recently seen as a recurring guest star on "Boston Legal." She's also appeared on "Lost" and will reprise her role as the voice of the sexy, one-eyed pilot Leela on "Futurama," which will go back into production at Comedy Central.