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I just created a disambiguation page for all people named Richard Rosner (disambiguation). There are two TV writer/producers named Rick Rosner. Based on rankings at IMDb, Wikipedia links to existing articles, and news archives, I believe the older Rick Rosner, creator of CHiPs and a recent satellite TV, is probably slightly more notable. I considered parentheticals like Rick Rosner (producer) and Rick Rosner (writer), but there was not any easy and clear way to distinguish the two. Since the younger one is occasionally credited as Richard Rosner, I moved him. The older one is always Rick. We could put the younger writer at Richard Rosner, though there is a well-known psychiatrist by that name who I put at Richard Rosner (psychiatrist). I am open to any suggestions. Jokestress (talk) 07:21, 8 October 2010 (UTC)[reply]
