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Sam Simon (I) (1955–2015)
Sam Simon was born on June 6, 1955 in Los Angeles, California, USA as Samuel Michael Simon. He was a producer and writer, known for The Simpsons (1989), The Tracey Ullman Show (1987) and Shanghai Noon (2000). He was married to Jami Ferrell and Jennifer Tilly. He died on March 8, 2015 in Los Angeles.
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Producer (14 credits)
Producer (14 credits)
1989-2020
The Simpsons
(TV Series) (executive producer - 671 episodes)
- Highway to Well
(2020)
... (executive producer - credit only)
- Better Off Ned
(2020)
... (executive producer - credit only)
- Screenless
(2020)
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- Bart the Bad Guy
(2020)
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- Frinkcoin
(2020)
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2008-2009
Z Rock
(TV Series) (consulting producer - 8 episodes)
- Z Will Rock You
(2009)
... (consulting producer)
- Episode #2.2
(2009)
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- Episode #2.1
(2009)
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- Episode #1.10
(2008)
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- Episode #1.9
(2008)
... (consulting producer)
1997-2004
The Drew Carey Show
(TV Series) (consulting producer - 158 episodes)
- Still Life with Freeloader
(2004)
... (consulting producer)
- Passion of the Wick
(2004)
... (consulting producer)
- Finale
(2004)
... (consulting producer)
- Love, Sri Lankan Style
(2004)
... (consulting producer)
- Knot in the Mood
(2004)
... (consulting producer)
1994-1995
The George Carlin Show
(TV Series) (executive producer - 22 episodes)
- George Tells the Truth
(1995)
... (executive producer)
- George Puts on a Happy Face
(1994)
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- George Does a Bad Thing
(1994)
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- George Really Does It This Time
(1994)
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- George Gets Caught in the Middle
(1994)
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1988-1990
The Tracey Ullman Show
(TV Series) (executive producer - 45 episodes)
- Episode #4.23
(1990)
... (executive producer)
- Arms Control
(1990)
... (executive producer)
- Her First Grownup
(1990)
... (executive producer)
- Who Is He?
(1990)
... (executive producer)
- Episode #4.19
(1990)
... (executive producer)
1984-1985
Cheers
(TV Series) (producer - 25 episodes)
- Rescue Me
(1985)
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- The Belles of St. Clete's
(1985)
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- The Bartender's Tale
(1985)
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- Cheerio, Cheers
(1985)
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- The Executive's Executioner
(1985)
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1982-1983
Taxi
(TV Series) (producer - 24 episodes)
- Simka's Monthlies
(1983)
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- A Grand Gesture
(1983)
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- Jim's Mario's
(1983)
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- Tony's Baby
(1983)
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- Arnie Meets the Kids
(1983)
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Writer (19 credits)
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Miscellaneous Crew (7 credits)
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Director (7 credits)
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Thanks (9 credits)
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Self (16 credits)
Self (16 credits)
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'Supervisin' Sam' Simon | Sam 'Sayonara' Simon | Scarifying Sam Simon | Slithering Sam Simon | Somewhat Shocking Sam Simon | Sort of Frightening Sam Simon | Sortirious Sam Simon | simonsam@twitTERROR | simonsam@twitTerrorHeight:
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