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The Larry Sanders Show

95 Metascore
1992-1998
6 Seasons
HBO
Comedy

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Classic satire about late-night TV host Larry Sanders, a neurotic (when he's not being self-obsessive) performer. The show boasted celebrity guests unafraid of poking fun at themselves; hilarious behind-the-scenes bits skewering the bloated egos (and insecurities) of the rich and famous; and delicious love-hate business involving Larry, producer Artie and sidekick Hank ('Hey now!'). Its memorable finale featured Jerry Seinfeld, Sean Penn, Carol Burnett, Warren Beatty and David Duchovny.

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Awards

1998 - Emmy - Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series - nominated
1998 - Emmy - Outstanding Comedy Series - nominated
1998 - Emmy - Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series - nominated
1997 - Golden Globe - Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy - nominated

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Garry Shandling

Larry Sanders

Jeffrey Tambor

Hank Kingsley

Wallace Langham

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