Jamie Kellner, Visionary Behind Fox and The WB, Passes Away at 77

Kellner's groundbreaking work reshaped television with hit shows and innovative networks.

Kellner helped launch Fox in 1987 and The WB in 1995, both of which became profitable under his leadership.
He played a pivotal role in popularizing shows like 'The Simpsons,' 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer,' and 'Gilmore Girls.'
Kellner's career included significant stints at Turner Broadcasting and founding ACME Communications.
He was known for his mentorship and influence on numerous TV executives and creatives.
Kellner spent his later years in Montecito, California, pursuing passions like sailing and winemaking.