Charlie Hauck Dies: ‘Maude’, ‘Frasier’, ‘Home Improvement’ Writer Was 79; “Nobody Made Me Laugh Harder”, Recalls Norman Lear
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deadline.comGreg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticCharlie Hauck, a writer-producer who penned scripts for some of TV’s most iconic sitcoms – Maude, Frasier, Home Improvement, One Day At A Time and, under a pseudonym as a favor to Larry Gelbert, one episode of M*A*S*H – died at his Los Angeles home on Saturday, Nov.
14, of complications from pancreatic cancer. He was 79.His death was confirmed by his daughter Flannery Cogan Hauck.“Nobody made me laugh harder, or more often, than Charlie Hauck,” said Maude creator Norman Lear. “He defined ‘funny’ and was a glorious man and friend.”Hauck, whose career spanned more than 35 years, created the 1986 Valerie Harper comedy Valerie and co-created The Associates, the 1979 ABC sitcom that introduced a young.
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