Emmy-winning TV producer and director Bob Banner, who exec produced “Candid Camera,” “The Carol Burnett Show,” “Solid Gold” and “Showtime at the Apollo,” died Wednesday of Parkinson’s disease at the ...

Bob Banner, a producer during television’s early years who encouraged Carol Burnett to open her show by answering questions and Dinah Shore to end hers by blowing a kiss, died Wednesday at a ...

Bob Banner, an Emmy Award-winning television producer and director whose credits included “The Garry Moore Show,” “Candid Camera” and “Solid Gold” and who gave a career boost to a young Carol Burnett ...

Emmy winner helped fashion Carol Burnett’s popular variety shows in the 1960s. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Bob Banner, the Emmy-winning TV pioneer who produced variety shows fronted by Carol Burnett, ...

Here's a tug of the ear to the man who convinced comedienne Carol Burnett to answer audience questions on her long-running variety show. Bob Banner was 89 years old when he died Wednesday at the ...

Another TV legend is gone - Bob Banner died earlier this week from Parkinson's disease. He was 89. One name will be forever bonded to his -- Carol Burnett -- but there was a time long ago when his was ...

Bob Banner was a pioneering writer, producer, and director in television, having started with the medium way back in 1948. Now he’s embarking on a production for the Internet Age: his very own online ...

Emmy-winning TV producer and director Bob Banner, who exec produced “Candid Camera,” “The Carol Burnett Show,” “Solid Gold” and “Showtime at the Apollo,” died Wednesday of Parkinson’s disease at the ...

Bob Banner, a producer during television’s early years who encouraged Carol Burnett to open her show by answering questions and Dinah Shore to end hers by blowing a kiss, died Wednesday at a ...

Bob Banner, who won an Emmy for directing "The Dinah Shore Chevy Show" in 1958 and was executive producer of television programs including "Candid Camera," "Solid Gold" and "Star Search," died ...