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'''Lawrence Hertzog''' is a writer on ''[[24]]''. He wrote [[Day 1: 9:00am-10:00am|one episode]], where he was credited as Larry Hertzog. [[Joel Surnow]], executive producer and co-creator of ''24'', named an off-screen [[CIA]] character, [[Larry Hertzog]], after him. Lawrence has also written eight episodes of ''Nowhere Man'', also produced by Surnow. Another character was named after him in an episode of ''The A-Team'' which was written by a colleague of Hertzog, Patrick Hasburgh, who worked with him on the show ''Hardcastle & McCormick'', co-created by veteran producer, Stephen J. Cannell. That particular episode also had future 24 performers [[Jesse D. Goins]] & [[Xander Berkeley]]. |
'''Lawrence Hertzog''' is a writer on ''[[24]]''. He wrote [[Day 1: 9:00am-10:00am|one episode]], where he was credited as Larry Hertzog. [[Joel Surnow]], executive producer and co-creator of ''24'', named an off-screen [[CIA]] character, [[Larry Hertzog]], after him. Lawrence has also written eight episodes of ''Nowhere Man'', also produced by Surnow. Another character was named after him in an episode of ''The A-Team'' which was written by a colleague of Hertzog, Patrick Hasburgh, who worked with him on the show ''Hardcastle & McCormick'', co-created by veteran producer, Stephen J. Cannell. That particular episode also had future 24 performers [[Jesse D. Goins]] & [[Xander Berkeley]]. |
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Lawrence Hertzog is a writer on 24. He wrote one episode, where he was credited as Larry Hertzog. Joel Surnow, executive producer and co-creator of 24, named an off-screen CIA character, Larry Hertzog, after him. Lawrence has also written eight episodes of Nowhere Man, also produced by Surnow. Another character was named after him in an episode of The A-Team which was written by a colleague of Hertzog, Patrick Hasburgh, who worked with him on the show Hardcastle & McCormick, co-created by veteran producer, Stephen J. Cannell. That particular episode also had future 24 performers Jesse D. Goins & Xander Berkeley.
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