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Nowhere Man Creator Larry Hertzog Dies
Veteran TV writer and producer Lawrence Hertzog died April 19, at age 56. The cause was cancer.Hertzog kicked off his career with shows such as Kate Columbo and Hart to Hart, and later joined the Stephen J. Cannell team as a writer and producer for series such as Stingray. Later, he created Nowhere Man for UPN, and went on to produce shows for NBC and USA as well as write for Fox's 24. His most recent show was Painkiller Jane, for the Sci Fi Channel.Hertzog is survived by his wife, mother and a brother. Donations may be made to the Tower Cancer Research Foundation. — Anna DimondUse our Online Video Guide to catch clips of 24.
Veteran TV writer and producer
Lawrence Hertzog died April 19, at age 56. The cause was cancer.
Hertzog kicked off his career with shows such as
Kate Columbo and
Hart to Hart, and later joined the Stephen J. Cannell team as a writer and producer for series such as
Stingray. Later, he created
Nowhere Man for UPN, and went on to produce shows for NBC and USA as well as write for Fox's
24. His most recent show was
Painkiller Jane, for the Sci Fi Channel.
Hertzog is survived by his wife, mother and a brother. Donations may be made to the Tower Cancer Research Foundation.
- Anna Dimond
Use our Online Video Guide to catch clips of
24.