It's Garry Shandling's Show.

TV Series
1986–1990
TV-14
30m

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Garry Shandling pokes fun at sitcom conventions in his own unique fourth-wall breaking meta sitcom.Garry Shandling pokes fun at sitcom conventions in his own unique fourth-wall breaking meta sitcom.Garry Shandling pokes fun at sitcom conventions in his own unique fourth-wall breaking meta sitcom.

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7.7/10

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Nominated for 4 Primetime Emmys
- 14 wins & 19 nominations total

Episodes72

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Garry Shandling

Garry Shandling

Molly Cheek

Nancy Bancroft

Michael Tucci

Pete Schumaker…

Scott Nemes

Grant Schumaker

Paul Willson

Leonard Smith

Bernadette Birkett

Jackie Schumaker

Barbara Cason

Ruth Shandling

Ian Buchanan

Ian McFyfer…

Jessica Harper

Phoebe Bass

Richard Fancy

Mr. Stravely…

Bruno Kirby

Brad Brillnick

Geoffrey Blake

Lewis

Kate Mulligan

Bethany…

Roy Brocksmith

Mr. Guest

Chi Ngo

Kim Moon

Rob Reiner

Rob Reiner

Tom Petty

Tom Petty

Scott Sherk

Young Garry…

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Trivia
Garry's condo is a replica of the real Garry Shandling's condo in Sherman Oaks, California.

Connections
Featured in L.A. Law: Cannon of Ethics (1987)

Soundtracks
This is the Theme to Garry's Show
Composed by Joey Carbone
Performed by Bill Lynch
[series' opening theme song]

User reviews9

Featured review

Where are the reruns??

Talk about an undiscovered treasure from sitcoms past!

This show's lifespan was entirely too brief. Only Showtime was smart enough to give it the initial start. And only FOX was adventurous enough to bring it to a larger audience.

A smartly written show that perhaps TV Land or Comedy Central would know what to do with (Nevermind Nick @ Nite, they're too busy shoving "The Jeffersons" down everyone's throat). ...And what about home video? Personally, I wouldn't mind having the uncut versions in my library. Columbia House, take note!