Television
She was a 47-year-old grandmother with a dilemma: an unexpected pregnancy.
Nov. 10, 1992
Movies
“Cousin Maude’s Visit,” the Dec. 11, 1971, episode of the groundbreaking CBS comedy series “All in the Family,” introduced TV audiences to the unforgettable Maude Findlay, the outspoken, liberal and feminist cousin of Edith (Jean Stapleton) who took no guff from conservative Archie (Carroll O’Connor) even when he called her a “big-mouth buttinski.”
March 14, 2015
Whether you’re figuring out where to start or where to catch up with your old favorites, here are Norman Lear’s 7 most essential TV shows and where to watch them.
Dec. 6, 2023
Obituaries
Phillip Hayes Dean, 83, ‘Paul Robeson’ playwright; Cheo Feliciano, 78, famed salsa singer; Hal Cooper, 91, director of TV’s ‘Maude,’ ‘Dick Van Dyke Show’
April 17, 2014
Crossing generations: After recently going public with his admiration for “South Park,” producer Norman Lear (“All in the Family,” “Maude,” “The Jeffersons”) will collaborate with creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker on several episodes of the irreverent Comedy Central series for next season.
March 14, 2003
Food
Curtis Stone was preparing crudo of Maine lobster on a recent afternoon in the kitchen of his nearly-ready-to-open Beverly Hills restaurant Maude, incongruously tucked between Cabbage Patch and Chin Chin on Beverly Drive.
Jan. 10, 2014
Robert Weiskopf, a comedy writer who penned award-winning scripts for “I Love Lucy,” “Maude” and “All in the Family,” has died.
Feb. 23, 2001
Entertainment & Arts
Television: Norman Lear and the AARP are planning a cable network for the forgotten demographic among youth-happy advertisers and broadcasters.
Jan. 3, 1996
Television: The sitcom maverick and the AARP are planning a cable network for the demographic forgotten among youth-happy advertisers and broadcasters.
Jan. 5, 1996
In a move that will bring one of TV’s most successful and innovative producers back to the medium, Columbia Pictures Television announced Wednesday that it has formed a joint venture with Norman Lear.
Feb. 2, 1989