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Norman Paul

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Norman Paul (borm Norman Lawrence Paul on April 21, 1922 - died November 17, 2011) was involved in the writing of a total of 26 episodes of Good Times from Seasons 1 to 3, beginning with the Season 1 episode titled "Sex and the Evans Family"; he actually wrote the script for six episodes along with creative partner Jack Elinson (with whom he often collaborated), and was involved in the development of the teleplay for 11. He also co-produced a total of 24 episodes, beginning with the Season 2 episode "The Family Gun", often along with Elinson and Allan Manings. In addition, Norman Paul is a credited writer on four episodes: * #61: "Viva Smart" * #75: "The Groovy Guru" * #78: "Don't Look Back" * #81: "Operation Ridiculous See IMDb entry.

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producer, 24 episodes, Seasons 2 and 3 writer, 19 episodes total in Seasons 1-3

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Los Angeles, CA, U.S.

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Good Times

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Norman Paul

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Brooklyn, NY, U.S.

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TV Series Screenwriter / Producer

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Norman Lawrence Paul

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In addition, Norman Paul is a credited writer on four episodes: * #61: "Viva Smart" * #75: "The Groovy Guru" * #78: "Don't Look Back" * #81: "Operation Ridiculous See IMDb entry. Norman Paul (borm Norman Lawrence Paul on April 21, 1922 - died November 17, 2011) was involved in the writing of a total of 26 episodes of Good Times from Seasons 1 to 3, beginning with the Season 1 episode titled "Sex and the Evans Family"; he actually wrote the script for six episodes along with creative partner Jack Elinson (with whom he often collaborated), and was involved in the development of the teleplay for 11. He also co-produced a total of 24 episodes, beginning with the Season 2 episode "The Family Gun", often along with Elinson and Allan Manings. Amongst his most notable work, Norman, who was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, also co-wrote 34 episodes of the 1964-65 sitcom series Wendy and Me, and 11 episodes of Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C., Get Smart, One Day At A Time, Hello, Larry, and 16 episodes of ABC-TV's animated Seturday morning series Wait 'Til Your Father Gets Home.

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