Lalo on CALÓ: Rob Reiner
Growing up in the 1970s, I voraciously absorbed all the TV sitcoms I could. This obsession led to a love of comedy and to aspirations for this child of Mexican immigrants to be a comedy writer in Hollywood. One of my favorite shows was the politically controversial "All In The Family," featuring the character of lefty activist Michael Stivic, played by Rob Reiner. 10-year-old me and present-day me were crushed by the tragic murder of Reiner and his wife Michele. This childhood influence on me- and on so many children today through his political activism (that actually improved lives) will ring through the decades. Rob Reiner and his work in Hollywood will be missed. RIP Rob Reiner and Michele Reiner.
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