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Garry Shandling on Showtime

1986, TV Show

Episode Detail: The Wedding Show - Garry Shandling

The network president (Richard Fancy) urges Garry and Phoebe to make their wedding a network special, with Bert Convy hosting and Charles Nelson Reilly directing a bevy of guests, including Connie Stevens, Ned Beatty, Randy Gardner and Tai Babilonia.

Episodes: The Wedding Show - Garry Shandling - 66 total Episodes

Super Grant
Grant's Date
It's Garry Shandling's Christmas Show
Firehose
The Honeymoon Show
The Soccer Show
Kramer vs. Grant
Sarah
25th Anniversary Show
First Show of the Fourth Season
What's Happening to Me?
Dinner with Garry
Vegas
Garry Goes Golfing
The Day Garry Moved In
Garry Throws a Surprise Party
Garry Shandling
Save Mr. Pecks
The Schumakers Go to Hollywood
Dinner at Eddie King's House
Garry Meets a Girl Named Maria
Big Brother
The Graduate
Pete's Affair
Save Mr. Pecks
Garry Falls Down a Hole
The Day Garry Moved In
Save the Planet
The Grant Shuffle
Anjelica
Take My Girlfriend, for Example
The Proposal
Pete's Got a Secret
Garry Shandling Election Show
Going Places
Mr. Smith Goes to Nam
Anjelica
Killer Routine
No Baby, No Show
The Fugitive
Our Town
The Day Howard Moved In
Mr. Sparks
Fate
Save Mr. Pecks
Garry Acts like a Moron
Ruth's Place
Home Sweet Home
Grant Gets Broken
Grant Goes to the Dogs
Nancy Gets Amnesia
It's Garry's Problem, but It's JoJo's Show
The Natural
Vegas
The Wedding Show
Worry Wart
Garry Shandling
Who's Poppa?
The Morning After
Go Go Goldblum
Going, Going, Gone
Laffie
Nathan's Sheer Madness
Force Boxman
Foul Ball
Dial L for Laundry

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Premiered: September 01, 1986, on Showtime

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Premise: Before spoofing late-night TV as Larry Sanders, the wry Shandling took aim at sitcom conventions. This was a hip and wonderfully silly cable comedy in which, from time to time, Shandling spoke directly to the camera---a stylistic throwback to the classic `Burns and Allen Show'---from a set that was a replica of his real-life Sherman Oaks home. Reruns of the series became part of the fledgling Fox Sunday-night lineup in 1988 and stopped airing in early 1990.

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