ABC is airing a tribute tonight from 8-10PM eastern time for Garry Marshall, creator of the Happy Days franchise and Angie. He was also a good actor, had a recurring role as network president Stan Lansing on Murphy Brown.

A lot of the special was good. But I was disappointed Murphy Brown wasn't mentioned at all. While Garry Marshall did a ton of good creating, directing, and finding stars, it would have been nice to have his acting included as well. It's not like former ABC competitor Murphy Brown is a current show any more, giving that a segment instead of the fluff part after the LONG Pretty Woman segment wouldn't be advertising the current lineup of CBS.

I was going to watch this last night, but there was a commercial break when turning to it.

I was amazed at 91-year-old Marion Ross, looking 15 years younger than her age and still mentally on top of her game.

In case anyone missed the special, it's now available on abc go on demand

I missed the first hour -- didn't know it was on.

I would rather have had two documentaries -- one devoted to his TV work and another devoted to his film work.

it was good but it forgot to mention anything about his time writing forb the joey bishop show or me and the chimp

A lot of the special was good. But I was disappointed Murphy Brown wasn't mentioned at all. While Garry Marshall did a ton of good creating, directing, and finding stars, it would have been nice to have his acting included as well. It's not like former ABC competitor Murphy Brown is a current show any more, giving that a segment instead of the fluff part after the LONG Pretty Woman segment wouldn't be advertising the current lineup of CBS.he also had a funny cameo role in the albert brooks movie lost in america that i wish that they would have touched on

In case anyone missed the special, it's now available on abc go on demand

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