Move To Production
Following his work with ABC, Bennett moved over to production. His first project was to develop a television show with producer Aaron Spelling called The Mod Squad, which Bennett produced from 1968 until 1973.
Following The Mod Squad, Bennett joined Universal Studios where he produced a variety of television series and miniseries. The best known of these series are probably The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman. Other series and mini-series he produced at Universal include Rich Man, Poor Man, The Invisible Man (1975 series), and Gemini Man.
Bennett then moved to Columbia Pictures Television where he continued as a television producer. His projects at Columbia Pictures included the series Salvage 1 and the mini-series The Jesse Owens Story and A Woman Called Golda, which was Ingrid Bergman's final role and which co-starred Leonard Nimoy.
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