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DESCRIPTION:\n	Norman Lear in conversation with Bill Carter&nbsp\;and Al Ro
 ker &nbsp\; &nbsp\;&nbsp\; \n	\n	Co-presented with the Comedy Hall of Fame
  \n\n\n	All in the Family. Maude. Good Times. The Jeffersons. As writer\, 
 producer\, director\, satirist\, and political activist\, the legendary No
 rman Lear created some of the most important and influential comedy progra
 ms in television history. As President Bill Clinton said when giving him t
 he National Medal of Arts\, “He held up a mirror to American society and c
 hanged the way we look at it.” Norman Lear revolutionized the medium of te
 levision by infusing comedy with social commentary. His work created a pro
 found sea change and ushered in the modern era of comedy\, by creating suc
 h iconic characters as Archie Bunker\, Maude\, and J.J.\, in sitcoms that 
 dealt openly with issues of race\, class\, sexism\, politics\, the women’s
  movement\, and war\, reflecting a country in turmoil. \n	\n	\n	In this ev
 ening presented by the Comedy Hall of Fame\, Norman Lear will join us for 
 a discussion that will include clips from his greatest shows\, moderated b
 y former New York Times media reporter Bill Carter and Al Roker\, feature 
 anchor on NBC's Today show.&nbsp\;\n	\n	\n	Tickets: $20 ($12 members at th
 e Film Lover\, Dual\, and Family levels / free for Silver Screen members a
 nd above).&nbsp\;Order tickets online. (Members may contact members@moving
 image.us with any questions regarding online reservations.)&nbsp\;&nbsp\; 
 \n	\n\n\n	All tickets include same-day admission to the Museum (see galler
 y hours). View the Museum’s ticketing policy here. For more information on
  membership and to join online\, visit our membership page. \n
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LOCATION:Museum of the Moving Image
SUMMARY:The Architect\, Norman Lear:  How Lear Changed Comedy and the Cultu
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