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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsLove or hated him, RIP Larry King.
You were an icon in the television industry.
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Love or hated him, RIP Larry King. (Original Post)
imanamerican63
Jan 2021
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malaise
(269,157 posts)1. Agree
Mike Nelson
(9,966 posts)2. I remember...
... in his prime, watching the show. Many times, Larry would have a guest or two to discuss the day's top news story. I wish he had not gone to RT and was surprised at his many marriages!
I really came to appreciate the Larry King style - which was to interview people in a very non-adversarial manner and then take viewers' questions. He thought we might gain more info that way, and often it worked.
bottomofthehill
(8,344 posts)3. His show was the place to go in The 80's
If you wanted to get your message out, you went on Larry king.
Polly Hennessey
(6,801 posts)4. Watched him occasionally.
He was certainly a TV powerhouse in the eighties.