Norman Lear is a celebrated American television producer and writer known for revolutionizing the sitcom genre. Born in 1922, he created iconic shows like "All in the Family," "The Jeffersons," and "Maude," which tackled significant social issues such as racism, women's rights, and class disparity. His work often combined humor with a deep examination of societal norms, making him a pioneering figure in television history. Lear's impact on television extended beyond entertainment; he played...