Mark K. Samuels (born September 16, 1956) served in various capacities on Roseanne throughout its run on ABC-TV, serving as an associate proudcer and stage manager from the pilot episode in Season 1 to Season 8. Mark also directed 22 episodes of the series. In total, Mark was involved with 207 of the 222 episodes of the show. Amongst his other credits, Mark has either directed episodes for, or served as an associate director for such popular TV sitcom series as Malcola & Eddie, The John Larroquette Show, Three's Company, Two and a Half Men, where he has served as first associate director since its run on CBS-TV.
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| - Mark K. Samuels (born September 16, 1956) served in various capacities on Roseanne throughout its run on ABC-TV, serving as an associate proudcer and stage manager from the pilot episode in Season 1 to Season 8. Mark also directed 22 episodes of the series. In total, Mark was involved with 207 of the 222 episodes of the show. Amongst his other credits, Mark has either directed episodes for, or served as an associate director for such popular TV sitcom series as Malcola & Eddie, The John Larroquette Show, Three's Company, Two and a Half Men, where he has served as first associate director since its run on CBS-TV.
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| - Burbank, California, U.S.
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| - Also directed 22 episodes from Seasons 1-9
- Served as associate producer/stage manager/ 185 episodes in total, Seasons 1-8
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| - Mark K. Samuels (born September 16, 1956) served in various capacities on Roseanne throughout its run on ABC-TV, serving as an associate proudcer and stage manager from the pilot episode in Season 1 to Season 8. Mark also directed 22 episodes of the series. In total, Mark was involved with 207 of the 222 episodes of the show. Amongst his other credits, Mark has either directed episodes for, or served as an associate director for such popular TV sitcom series as Malcola & Eddie, The John Larroquette Show, Three's Company, Two and a Half Men, where he has served as first associate director since its run on CBS-TV.
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