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RIP, Larry Himmel

I missed most of Larry's TV career...but loved him as The Cruiser (with "Bootleg Homework") on KGB in the mid-70s.

He got some national press coverage for that. The coverage of his death did underplay his success in radio: for years I did not think of him as a TV personality, but as a radio personality who happened to do bits for a TV station. That may be why he had the success he did in TV - he brought the intimacy of radio to a medium where the focus was usually on, "How does my hair look and how can I move up to Los Angeles, New York, the network, etc.?"
 
He got some national press coverage for that. The coverage of his death did underplay his success in radio: for years I did not think of him as a TV personality, but as a radio personality who happened to do bits for a TV station. That may be why he had the success he did in TV - he brought the intimacy of radio to a medium where the focus was usually on, "How does my hair look and how can I move up to Los Angeles, New York, the network, etc.?"

Could be, Bob. That would also explain Clark Anthony's fairly long run on TV.
 
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