He became prolific in the early years of television, directing or producing more than two dozen series. He is best known for his work on the popular television series “The Love Boat.” Asher died in 1990 at the age of 85. While he is perhaps best remembered for his screenwriting, Asher was also a prolific producer and director.
After leaving school at fifteen, Asher joined the Army Signal Corps, but the military life was proving for him. He was constantly at odds with his commanding officers. After the war, Asher moved into television, working as a writer and director. He made his TV directing debut in “Leather Gloves.” He is survived by his wife, Rebecca Asher, and 10 grandchildren and seven stepgrandchildren.
Asher had an early career in television, including directing “The Thin Man,” “Willy,” and “The Danny Thomas Show.” He also co-created Bill Asher “Bewitched” with Elizabeth Montgomery. Other notable TV projects include “Alice” and “Crazy.” And Asher also directed “The Patty Duke Show.”
Asher also works with many famous musicians. His client list includes over 1000 musicians and collectors. He also has his own private repair shop. Asher has a small team of employees, including his wife, who runs the business. He is well known for his exemplary work and has been recognized for many awards.
Asher’s success can be attributed in large part to his desire to revolutionize the fantasy sports industry. He has hired Sulsky from DraftDay and a number of web developers, legal experts, and other professionals. In less than a year, the company has grown rapidly and Bill Asher’s leadership has been instrumental to its success.
As an advisor and mentor to young entrepreneurs, Bill Asher’s commitment to SALSA has gone beyond the firm’s real estate services. He is an active member of ICSC (Innovative Commerce Serving Communities). He has also been a mentor for Big Brothers Big Sisters Los Angeles for more than 20 years. He lives in South Orange County with his family. He enjoys golfing and travel. He is also a passionate supporter of the University of Arizona athletics