29 Facts About Steven Bochco

1. Steven Bochco was reading New York magazine while on the toilet when he read an article about child prodigies.

2. Steven Bochco liked to punish the character of his brother-in-law.

3. Steven Bochco thought his performance was a little disappointing, because he thought Bernsen was good-looking enough to be in the show.

4. Steven Bochco reported that Fox is "very enthusiastic" about doing it.

5. Steven Bochco thought it was a "little disappointing" because he thought Bernsen was good-looking.

6. Steven Bochco told composer Mike Post that he wanted to start the opening sequence with a car trunk slamming shut.

7. In 2007, Steven Bochco launched the internet series Cafe Confidential, with each episode lasting about 60 seconds.

8. Steven Bochco went on to marry Kalins, the president of his eponymous TV production company in 2000.

9. Steven Bochco was married twice before tying the knot with Kalins.

10. Steven Bochco eventually got his way, and proceeded to name the next two season three episodes "Moon Over Uranus: The Sequel" and "Moon Over Uranus: The Final Legacy.

11. Steven Bochco credited the show's renewal to two things: NBC being a last place network at the time, and the NBC sales department noticing that high-end advertisers were buying commercial time during the show.

12. Steven Bochco has won 10 Emmy Awards including six for Hill Street Blues.

13. Steven Bochco was born on December 16, 1943 in New York City to a Jewish family.

14. Steven Bochco began working for Universal Pictures as a writer subsequently went onto become a story editor.

15. Steven Bochco is a New York produced US television writer and producer with a net worth of $150 million.

16. Steven Bochco wrote the pilot for this 1979 show, which was based on the 1931 novel Turnabout.

17. Steven Bochco was a huge producer and writer in the television industry.

18. In 2000, Steven Bochco married Dayna Kalins and they had one child together.

19. In 2005, Steve Steven Bochco took over the TV show Commander in Chief that was the creation of Rod Lurie.

20. Steven Bochco was hired at the 20th Century Fox as a producer and co-creator.

21. In 1978, Steven Bochco left Universal and joined MTM Enterprises where he became a producer.

22. Steven Bochco started working at the Universal Pictures in 1966 as a writer and story editor.

23. Steven Bochco was born on 16 December 1943 in New York City.

24. Steven Bochco was the executive producer of the television series, 'Commander in Chief'.

25. Steven Bochco was nominated for about 98 Emmy Awards for the show.

26. Steven Bochco earned profound recognition for being the co-creator of the TV series.

27. In 1961, Steven Bochco joined the Carnegie Institute of Technology located in Pittsburgh.

28. In 2005, Steven Bochco took charge of Commander in Chief, created by Rod Lurie, and brought in a new writing team.

29. In 1992, Steven Bochco created an animated television series, Capitol Critters, along with Nat Mauldin and Michael Wagner.