Lyricist Gerry Goffin, whose songwriting partnership in the early 1960s with then-wife Carole King yielded some of the most indelible hits of the era, died Thursday at home in Los Angeles, said his wife, Michelle Goffin. He was 75.
(From the Los Angeles Times)
- 'Murphy Brown'
- 'Lost'
- 'Fringe'
- 'Gilmore Girls'
- 'Glee'
- 'Who's The Boss?'
- 'Happy Days'
- 'Freaks & Geeks'
- 'Moonlighting'
- 'The Wonder Years'
- 'Get A Life'
- 'Doogie Howser, MD'
- 'Mad Men'
- 'The Playboy Club'
- 'All My Children'
- 'Rock And Chips'
- 'The Newsroom'
- 'The Indian Doctor'
- 'The Lone Gunmen'
- 'Miami Vice'
- 'Fame'
- 'Rags To Riches'
- 'Early Edition'
- 'Doctors'
- 'Waking The Dead'
- 'Parenthood'
- 'Cashmere Mafia'
- 'The IT Crowd'
- 'Cold Case'
- 'Joan Of Arcadia'
- 'Crossing Jordan'
And of course, 'The Monkees' and 'The Partridge Family'
That doesn't even take into consideration TV shows from alternate dimensions and from the Tooniverse.....
This doesn't mean his songs link all of these shows together. Just that they are as much a part of Life in Toobworld as they are in the Trueniverse.
Good night and may God bless....
* He lives on in the dimension of WorldStage, however - about eight shows a week in "Beautiful".....
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