Creator and executive producer of the tongue-in-cheek detective series "Moonlighting" (1985-89) which launched Bruce Willis and revived the stardom of Cybill Shepherd. Caron began his career writing for TV, working with some of the medium's most respected producers. He made his writing debut for the short-lived comedy series "Good Time Harry" (1980) about a womanizing sportswriter. Caron became a producer when Steve Tesich tapped him to oversee the TV version of the hit motion picture "Breaking Away" (1980-81) about four young men coming of age in Indiana. He provided the same services for
TV debut as screenwriter for short-lived NBC sitcom, "Good Time Harry", starring Ted Bessell
Hired by Steve Tesich as supervising producer for the ABC-TV comedy-drama series, "Breaking Away"
1981
Debut as screenwriter for Disney feature, "Condorman"
Supervising producer and writer for the long-runnning NBC detective series, "Remington Steel"
Formed own production company, Picturemaker Productions, and under its banner created and produced the ABC comedy-detective series, "Moonlighting", which starred Cybill Shepherd and Bruce Willis
