Huell Howser might have more in common with Tupac ... When Howser passed away in 2013, he was working on a final episode of his series, California's Gold. That unfinished project has been ...

Huell Howser, the homespun host of public ... company's website that his show was operated on the premise "that TV isn't brain surgery. People's stories are what it's all about." ...

He was so good at talking to people on TV that “The Simpsons” gently mocked his folksy, aw-shucks demeanor. But now it looks as if Huell Howser intends to fade away without comment.

Huell Howser, the genial TV personality who took Californians on a three-decade tour of their state, died Sunday night at 67. Howser was best known for the long-running series “California’s ...

“Huell” is a combination of both their names. In 2011, Howser announced that he was donating all episodes of his series to Chapman University, a private college in Orange, to be digitized and ...

Huell Howser, a fixture of public television in California ... Howser's perpetually buoyant spirit and folksy manner stretched beyond his public TV work; he inspired several caricatures of ...

ORIGINAL POST, DEC. 23, 6 A.M.: Remember last month when we told you KCET/Channel 28 was polling viewers for their favorite Huell Howser episodes to be shown during a special January marathon of ...

“Even though he never thought of himself as one, Huell was a really big star,” Fuerte said. “That’s why you have so many people here today.” Several restaurants Howser featured in ...

Folksy public TV personality Huell Howser, who chronicled California’s unique people and places while retaining his dulcet Tennessee twang, died Jan. 6 in Palm Springs. He was 67. “We are deeply ...

"California's Gold" became the best known of Howser's magazine-style TV shows about his travels in the state, but he also hosted "Visiting with Huell Howser," "Road Trip with Huell Howser" and ...

LOS ANGELES – Huell Howser, the homespun host of public ... company's website that his show was operated on the premise "that TV isn't brain surgery. People's stories are what it's all about." ...