Ed. Weinberger

Ed. Weinberger began his career in the early 1960s with Dick Gregory and has written for such diverse comedians as Bob Hope, Richard Pryor, and Johnny Carson (for five years on "The Tonight Show"). He wrote for and produced "The Mary Tyler Moore Show", co-created "Taxi," "Dear John" and "The Cosby Show." He also executive-produced and created "Amen," "Sparks" and "Good News." He has won three Golden Globe Awards, a Peabody, and nine Emmys. In 2000, he received The Writer’s Guild of America Lifetime Achievement Award. He lives in Los Angeles.