Earl Barret, TV Comedy Writer, Dies at 94

• Earl Barret, a TV comedy writer, died at 94 from natural causes in Sherman Oaks, California.
• He co-created the sitcom 'Too Close For Comfort' starring Ted Knight.
• Barret's career spanned over 30 years, writing for shows like 'Batman,' 'Bewitched,' and 'The Andy Griffith Show.'.
• He also contributed to 'Get Smart,' 'The Governor & J.J.,' and 'See No Evil, Hear No Evil.'.
• Barret created the villain King Tut for the 'Batman' series.