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Howie Mandel's Sunny Skies is a sketch comedy television series, which aired in 1995. Produced by Atlantis Communications for Showtime in the United States and CBC Television in Canada, the series starred comedian Howie Mandel alongside a supporting cast of comedians including Stephen Furst, Tim Bagley, Deborah Theaker, Jennifer Butt and Rob Cohen. The series also included short videos created by one of its writers, then-unknown comedian Louis C.K. Guest performers appearing on the series included Robert Smigel, Dave Foley, Gilbert Gottfried, Frankie Avalon and Moon Unit Zappa.

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rdfs:comment	Howie Mandel's Sunny Skies is a sketch comedy television series, which aired in 1995. Produced by Atlantis Communications for Showtime in the United States and CBC Television in Canada, the series starred comedian Howie Mandel alongside a supporting cast of comedians including Stephen Furst, Tim Bagley, Deborah Theaker, Jennifer Butt and Rob Cohen. The series also included short videos created by one of its writers, then-unknown comedian Louis C.K. Guest performers appearing on the series included Robert Smigel, Dave Foley, Gilbert Gottfried, Frankie Avalon and Moon Unit Zappa. (en)
location	Canada Toronto Ontario
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channel	Showtime (TV network) CBC Television
company	Alliance Atlantis
country	Canada United States
director	Howie Mandel (en) Louis C.K. (en) Keith Truesdell (en)
executive producer	Howie Mandel (en)
genre	Sketch comedy
language	English (en)
location	Toronto, Ontario, Canada (en)
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producer	Nick Smith (en) Louis C.K. (en) Sandy Chanley (en) David N. Rosen (en)
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starring	Deborah Theaker Stephen Furst Tim Bagley Howie Mandel (en) Rob Cohen (en) Jennifer Butt (en)
writer	Howie Mandel Louis C.K.
has abstract	Howie Mandel's Sunny Skies is a sketch comedy television series, which aired in 1995. Produced by Atlantis Communications for Showtime in the United States and CBC Television in Canada, the series starred comedian Howie Mandel alongside a supporting cast of comedians including Stephen Furst, Tim Bagley, Deborah Theaker, Jennifer Butt and Rob Cohen. The series also included short videos created by one of its writers, then-unknown comedian Louis C.K. Guest performers appearing on the series included Robert Smigel, Dave Foley, Gilbert Gottfried, Frankie Avalon and Moon Unit Zappa. The show aired on Showtime in summer 1995, and was scheduled by CBC Television to premiere in September. The series was not well-reviewed by critics, or successful in the ratings in either Canada or the United States. Showtime aired all 13 episodes, but in Canada CBC Television cut the series after five episodes and scheduled the remainder for a burn-off run in summer 1996. Neither network renewed the series for a second season. Mandel garnered a CableACE Award nomination for Best Actor in a Comedy Series at the 17th CableACE Awards. (en)
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channel	Showtime (TV network) CBC Television

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