Career Flashback: Gary David Goldberg

Gary David Goldberg, creator of the 1980s NBC sitcom "Family Ties," died Sunday following a battle with brain cancer. But while he's probably best known for the long-running Michael J. Fox comedy, as a producer he worked on an impressive string of family-oriented comedies. Here's a look back at his producing career, beginning with Tony Randall.


"The Tony Randall Show" (Producer, 1977-1978)


"Lou Grant" (Producer, 1978-1979, Creative Consultant, 1979-1980)


"The Last Resort" (Creator/Executive Producer, 1979-1980)


"Making The Grade" (Producer, 1982)


"Family Ties" (Creator/Executive Producer, 1982-1989)


"American Dreamer" (Executive Producer, 1990)


"Brooklyn Bridge" (Creator/Executive Producer, 1991-1993)


"Champs" (Creator/Executive Producer, 1996)


"Battery Park" (Creator/Executive Producer, 2000)


"Spin City" (Co-Creator/Executive Producer, 1996-2002)