He began his career working on shows such as "The Incredible Hulk", "Mork & Mindy", and served as executive producer on "The Fall Guy". His more recent work on "The Famous Jett Jackson" won numerous awards, including the Gemini award for best show in 2002 and led him to be tapped by Disney as Executive Producer and writer for "Power Rangers", starting with 2005's ' and ending with 2008's '. Several of Kalish's former writing partners, such as David Garber joined him when he took the position.