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Zap2it - TV news - 'That '70s Show' Turns the Tables for Kurtwood Smith Smith got the part of Red after a casting director, Marc Hirschfeld, introduced him to the show's creators, Bonnie Turner and Terry Turner. Not that Red doesn't have a right to be cranky: Red lost his job as an auto worker and now wears an ugly red blazer to work at Pricemart. Since 1998, however, Smith has played Red Forman on FOX's "That '70s Show," the perpetually disappointed father of Eric (Topher Grace) and giver of tough-love advice to Eric's friends. tv.zap2it.com /tveditorial/tve_main/1,1002,271721001,00.html   (615 words)

Fox Goes, Like, Totally '80s? - Aug 10, 2001 - E! Online News The as-yet-untitled show is the, like, totally radical brainchild of That '70s Show creators Bonnie Turner, Terry Turner and Mark Brazill and executive producer Linda Wallem. Prior to That '70s Show, the Turners were writers for Saturday Night Live, then turned big-screen scribes for flicks like Wayne's World and Tommy Boy. TV viewers who've grown comfortable with bell-bottoms and feathered hair may have to brace themselves for Jordache jeans, jelly bracelets and Flock of Seagulls--the creators of That '70s Show are developing a new Fox sitcom set in the Reagan-rrific early '80s. www.gslb.eonline.com /News/Items/0,1,8659,00.html   (384 words)

ThAt 70s sHoW Show") and wildly inventive creators Bonnie Turner and Terry Turner ("3rd Rock from the Sun," "Wayne's World," "Tommy Boy," "The Set in the era of Led Zeppelin 8-tracks, Tab colas and Farrah Fawcett posters, THAT ‘70s SHOW begins its fifth season as it continues The fifth season of THAT ‘70s SHOW also will continue to feature the signature elements that made the series a hit, including the members.aol.com /dashowstoppa25/that70sshow.html   (484 words)

ThAt 70s sHoW Show") and wildly inventive creators Bonnie Turner and Terry Turner ("3rd Rock from the Sun," "Wayne's World," "Tommy Boy," "The This season finds the gang maturing during their senior year of high school as they prepare to graduate and head off to college. The fifth season of THAT ‘70s SHOW also will continue to feature the signature elements that made the series a hit, including the members.aol.com /dashowstoppa25/that70sshow.html   (484 words)

James Burrows (II) In the irreverent tradition of My Favorite Martian and Mork and Mindy, Bonnie and Terry Turner (That ‘70s Show) created 3rd Rock From the Sun. Director: James Burrows (II), Robert Berlinger, Phil Joanou, Terry Hughes That's the order of the day when a parade of zany--and bizarre--characters passes before a rather unconventional and unpredictable judge in this hilarious sitcom. www.dvdvan.com /find/Director/DVD/James%20Burrows%20(II)/page-1.html   (813 words)

BARRON STEVE (in MARION) Coneheads [videorecording] / Paramount Pictures presents a Lorne Michaels production of a Steve Barron film ; written by Tom Davis and Dan Aykroyd and Bonnie Turner and Terry Turner ; produced by Lorne Michaels ; directed by Steve Barron. Gardner, J. The adventures of Pinocchio: a novelization / by J.J. Gardner ; based on the screenplay by Sherry Mills and Steve Barron and Barry Berman. Merlin [videorecording] / [produced by Dyson Lovell ; teleplay by David Stevens and Peter Barnes ; story by Edward Khmara ; directed by Steve Barron]. js-catalog.cpl.org /MARION?A=BARRON+STEVE   (535 words)

Zap2it - TV news - 'That '70s Show' Turns the Tables for Kurtwood Smith Smith got the part of Red after a casting director, Marc Hirschfeld, introduced him to the show's creators, Bonnie Turner and Terry Turner. Smith says he enjoys a good relationship with the younger cast members, but his role as father figure doesn't extend too far off camera. Smith steps to the fore Tuesday (Nov. 27) with a storyline that causes cracks in Red's acerbic facade. tv.zap2it.com /tveditorial/tve_main/1,1002,271721001,00.html   (619 words)

Studio City Newsroom STUDIO CITY® LANDS "THAT 70s SHOW" NATIONAL RATINGS ARE TOTALLY GROOVY " THE LARGEST INDEPENDENT FULL-SERVICE BROADCAST MARKETING AGENCY ON THE WEST COAST at STUDIO CITY America's leading broadcast marketing agency Bonnie Turner, Terry Turner and Mark Brazil are Creators/Executive Producers of the show and Marcy Carsey, Tom Werner, Caryn Mandabach, Jeff Filgo and Jackie Filgo are Executive Producers. The agency competed with eight other agencies for the contract to promote "That ‘70s Show," which is a Carsey-Werner-Mandabach production, and one of FOX-TV’s linchpin comedies. Studio City has been creating and producing award-winning promotions and campaigns for televisions highest profile drama and comedy series, movie and mini-series events, reality and talk shows since 1995. www.studiocity.com /studiocity/news_sub/zOLD_HTML_news/news_70sShow.html.030915   (321 words)

WVAH Fox 11: 3rd Rock From The Sun Between executive producers Marcy Carsey, Caryn Mandabach, Bonnie Turner, Terry Turner and Tom Werner, they have garnered practically every award imaginable including Emmys, Golden Globes, CableACE, People's Choice, Peabodys and the prestigious Humanitas Award. Set in the fictional city of Rutherford, Ohio, this gentle-hearted series stars John Lithgow as the High Commander of an investigative team sent to Earth on a mission to learn everything about humans and their so-called advanced civilization. Carsey-Werner Productions made television history with "The Cosby Show" and "A Different World" and more recently the debut of the groundbreaking "That 70's Show" and the new animated series "God, The Devil and Bob." www.wvah.com /programs/thirdrock   (977 words)

ShopForSoftware.com It was created by Bonnie Turner and Terry Turner in association with Carsey-Werner Productions, LLC for NBC-TV. Set in the fiction city of Rutherford, Ohio, this gentle-hearted series stars John Lithgow as the High Commander of an investigative team sent to Earth on a mission to learn everything about humans and their so-called advanced civilization. www.shopforsoftware.com /catalog/product/315036/info.aspx   (121 words)

Carsey-Werner LLC, Productions That '70s Show was created by Bonnie Turner, Terry Turner and Mark Brazill. Currently in production is season 8 of Fox's That '70s Show. www.cwm.com /production.html   (130 words)

Fox 61 WTIC-TV Connecticut THAT '70S SHOW Marcy Carsey, Tom Werner, Caryn Mandabach, Bonnie Turner, Terry Turner, Mark Brazill, Joshua Sternin, Jeff Ventimilia and Linda Wallem serve as executive producers. By visiting this site, you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. That '70s Show © is a Carsey-Werner production fox61.trb.com /entertainment/foxnetwork/stv-70sshow-pkgcreators,0,5523995.special   (56 words)

maabc regatta & head wins 2003 Stroke: Paul Burlumi, Rupert Brown, Andy Williams, Jason Simpson, Tom Solesbury, Richard Broadbent, James Turner, Bow: Ian Russell. Paul Burlumi (Stroke), Rupert Brown, James Turner, Tom Parker, Andy Williams, Richard Broadbent, Neil Jessop, Nick Judge (Bow). Cox: Michael Wale, Stroke: Liz Reeder, Fiona Mckinnon, Anna Townsend, Bonnie Wong, Alice Ward, Nikki Spratley, Karen Thomas, Bow: Victoria Stenberg. maabc.com /events/wins2003.html   (56 words)

hello, wisconsin! [ the that 70s show infanity ] He was cast in "That '70s Show" because the show's creators, Bonnie and Terry Turner, had seen him play Pseudolus in a high-school production of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" (their daughter attended the same high school as Grace). Tanya Roberts came from modest beginnings in the Bronx, the daughter of an Irish pen salesmanand a Jewish mother (who were divorced before she reached high school). And just so you know, I will always think of Lisa as Laurie -- accept no substitutes ;) www.gesturing-emphatically.net /wisconsin/cast.htm   (56 words)

hello, wisconsin! [ the that 70s show infanity ] He was cast in "That '70s Show" because the show's creators, Bonnie and Terry Turner, had seen him play Pseudolus in a high-school production of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" (their daughter attended the same high school as Grace). Apart from school plays, Grace had absolutely no acting experience before landing the role of Eric Forman. Laura Prepon was born on March 7, 1980 in Watchung, New Jersey. www.gesturing-emphatically.net /wisconsin/cast.htm   (1129 words)

That '70s Show – Official Website Grace was discovered by "Wayne's World" creators Bonnie and Terry Turner, while performing in a high school play. Grace has starred in Steven Soderbergh's Oscar-winning film, "Traffic," opposite Michael Douglas; in Mike Nichol's "Mona Lisa Smile," alongside Julia Roberts; and in "Win A Date With Tad Hamilton" with Kate Bosworth. He also reteamed with Soderbergh to film cameos in "Ocean's Eleven" and "Ocean's Twelve." www.that70sshow.com /c_eric.htm   (148 words)

Topher Grace A native of Connecticut, Topher Grace was discovered in 1998 while performing in a high school production of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum by That '70s Show producers Bonnie and Terry Turner. The show was a hit, and two years later, Grace made his big screen debut in a serious role as a drug user in the hard-hitting Oscar-nominated feature film Traffic (2000). Topher, who won’t discuss his love life with the press, enjoys traveling. www.tribute.ca /bio.asp?id=9939   (221 words)

E! Online News - "That '80s Show"? "We are thrilled with the success of That '70s Show and truly appreciate the enormous support that [Fox Entertainment President] Gail Berman, Sandy Grushow and Fox are giving the show," says Tom Erner, who coproduces the show with SNL comedy vets Bonnie and Terry Turner. The show's brainstrust says much of the success is because the sitcom attracts both nostalgic baby boomers hankering for Me Decade memories and younger audiences with a taste for raunchy humor, a wink-wink attitude (remember the magic browines?) and thinly veiled digs at contemporary culture. That '70s Show has also managed to land guest appearances such '70s stars as Paul Anka, Gloria Gaynor, Lyle Waggoner and a several ex-Bond girls, including Maud Adams, Kristina Wayborn and Barbara Carrera. www.eonline.com /News/Items/Pf/0,1527,7813,00.html   (422 words)

The SF Site Feature: 3rd Rock from the Sun The award-winning comedy is from Producers Marcy Carsey and Tom Werner, who shared credits include: "That '70s Show," "The Cosby Show" and "Roseanne" and Bonnie and Terry Turner, former "Saturday Night Live" writers and co-creators of "That '70s Show." Set in the fictional city of Rutherford, Ohio, 3rd Rock from the Sun follows a team of eccentric aliens cleverly disguised as humans on a quest to learn about earthlings and their traditions. The 3rd Rock from the Sun Season One DVD will feature interviews with stars John Lithgow (Harry and the Hendersons), Kristen Johnston (Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me), French Stewart (Inspector Gadget Two), Joseph Gordon-Levitt (10 Things I Hate About You), Jane Curtin ("Kate and Alley"), Wayne Knight ("Seinfeld's" Newman) and more. www.sfsite.com /depts/3rpromo01.htm   (573 words)

Television Heaven A to Z of TV Originally pitched to ABC, 3rd Rock From The Sun was the creation of Bonnie and Terry Turner, co-writers of the movies Wayne's World and Coneheads, who would later write another hit US series, That 70's Show. Although its quality was somewhat uneven in its later years, "3rd Rock" was a generally well-acted and funny show-John Lithgow was a revelation in his first comedic role and the series as a whole was a refreshing change from the "single people in the city" sitcoms that proliferated during the late 1990's. 3rd Rock From The Sun also attracted offbeat guest stars such as better living maven Martha Stewart; football coach Mike Ditka; Star Trek's William Shatner as the "Big Giant Head", the leader of the aliens' home planet; and Roseanne as the "Big Giant Head's" daughter, whom Solomon is forced to marry in one episode. www.televisionheaven.co.uk /rock.htm   (549 words)

FAQ-2.txt In addition, she was a regular on "She TV", a series from both the "3rd Rock" executive producers Bonnie and Terry Turner and the Carsey-Werner Company. COACH STRICKLAND (Michael Milhoan) Coach Strickland is the gym teacher and resident sex education expert at Tommy's school. She recently has taken her cabaret act, "Elmarie Live!", to San Francisco and London, with more dates in other cities to be announced as her "3rd Rock" schedule permits. www.110.net /~ps3776/3rdrock/FAQ-2.txt   (7437 words)

CANOE -- JAM! - He's that '70s Dad Smith says '70s Show producers Bonnie and Terry Turner and Mark Brazill modeled Red after their own fathers rather than any past TV dads. And while ol' Red can get kinda cranky on the show from time to time, Smith sees him as a good example of a father "because of the values he is trying to pass on to his son. Smith says his own stepfather, who passed away just before That '70s Show premiered in 1998, was a lot like Red. jam.canoe.ca /Television/TV_Shows/T/That_70s_Show/2002/06/14/pf-733046.html   (524 words)

FAQ-2.txt In addition, she was a regular on "She TV", a series from both the "3rd Rock" executive producers Bonnie and Terry Turner and the Carsey-Werner Company. He was patient with Sally as she felt her way through the learning experience of a relationship, but eventually grew tired of her quirks and unexpected actions, and broke up with her toward the beginning of the second season. She recently has taken her cabaret act, "Elmarie Live!", to San Francisco and London, with more dates in other cities to be announced as her "3rd Rock" schedule permits. www.110.net /~ps3776/3rdrock/FAQ-2.txt   (524 words)

FAQ-1.txt ------- 2.02 History of 3rd Rock ------- Speaking at the Museum of Television and Arts symposium on "3rd Rock", Bonnie Turner said she and her husband Terry were approached by Marcy Carsey, Tom Werner and Caryn Mandabach (President of Carsey-Werner) about doing a sitcom about a group of aliens. This can be seen by looking at the episodes and their production numbers in the order in which they were aired. The episode guide lists both the production number and airdate for each episode. www.110.net /~ps3776/3rdrock/FAQ-1.txt   (4149 words)

Television Heaven A to Z of TV Originally pitched to ABC, 3rd Rock From The Sun was the creation of Bonnie and Terry Turner, co-writers of the movies Wayne's World and Coneheads, who would later write another hit US series, That 70's Show. Although its quality was somewhat uneven in its later years, "3rd Rock" was a generally well-acted and funny show-John Lithgow was a revelation in his first comedic role and the series as a whole was a refreshing change from the "single people in the city" sitcoms that proliferated during the late 1990's. 3rd Rock From The Sun also attracted offbeat guest stars such as better living maven Martha Stewart; football coach Mike Ditka; Star Trek's William Shatner as the "Big Giant Head", the leader of the aliens' home planet; and Roseanne as the "Big Giant Head's" daughter, whom Solomon is forced to marry in one episode. www.televisionheaven.co.uk /rock.htm   (549 words)

'Normal' a 'Roseanne' clone, minus the laughs There's no trace of Ohio in the first two episodes provided by creators Bonnie Turner (a Toledo native) and her husband, Terry. The Turners have produced many shows in the Midwest: 3rd Rock from the Sun and David Spade's Tommy Boy (Ohio); That '70s Show (Wisconsin); and Wayne's World (Illinois). According to the opening credits, shot like a grainy old home movie, little boys in Normal, Ohio play with dolls, wear mom's high heels and have their toenails painted. www.enquirer.com /editions/2000/10/30/tem_kiesewetter_normal.html   (656 words)

Television Starring talented comic actor John Goodman as Butch Gamble, a gay man returning home to reconnect with his family, Normal, Ohio is being written and produced by Bonnie and Terry Turner. A few of the more familiar names in the cast are John Goodman, Joely Fisher, Orson Bean, Anita Gillette, Mo Gaffney, and Charles Rocket. Then in a move that created a lot of industry buzz, you changed the premise, recast the show, and moved the locale to Middle America. planetout.com /entertainment/television/features/2000/10/normal.html   (988 words)

Goodman Plays It Safe As Gay Guy ``Normal, Ohio'' comes from the husband-wife team of Terry and Bonnie Turner (``3rd Rock From the Sun,'' ``That '70s Show''), and their idea is bold. But to be fair, there's not much Nancy in ``Normal, Ohio.'' And when there is, Butch is usually putting on his put-upon relatives. Now to Fox and its two new shows tonight, John Goodman's gay lark in ``Normal, Ohio,'' and ``The Street,'' Darren Star's take on Wall Street. www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2000/11/01/DD106296.DTL&type=printable   (629 words)

E! Online - Reviews - Fall TV - Normal, Ohio John Goodman returns to the small screen in this comedy from That '70s Show producers Terry and Bonnie Turner. Also stars: Goodman's new family has not been cast. Online - Reviews - Fall TV - Normal, Ohio www.eonline.com /Reviews/Tv/FallTv/Popup/dont.html   (79 words)

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