Aaron Shure
Aaron Shure is a TV writer/producer and two-time Emmy winner.[1] Shure was an executive producer of Everybody Loves Raymond for which he won two Emmy awards in the "Outstanding Comedy Series" category. He was a consulting producer and writer for the HBO sitcom Lucky Louie,[2] a consulting producer and writer for The New Adventures of Old Christine, and he is currently a co-executive producer and writer for The Office on NBC.[3] He sometimes blogs on the Huffington Post.[4]
Born in Colorado, Shure has had a varied career, logging hours as a karaoke host, street performer, stand-up comedian, radio commentator and circus clown. His early years in theater were spent at SAK Comedy Lab as an improviser.
He has appeared on Late Show with David Letterman during a "Stupid Human Tricks" segment. He set a mouse trap off on his tongue.
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[edit] Writing credits for The Office
- "Baby Shower" (October 16, 2008) - Season 5
- "Two Weeks" (March 26, 2009) - Season 5
- "The Meeting" (September 24, 2009) - Season 6
- "The Chump" (May 13, 2010) - Season 6
- "WUPHF.com" (November 18, 2010) - Season 7
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ Everybody Loves Raymond - Series Information, Seasons, Credits, Awards, www.VARIETY.COM
- ^ HBO: Aaron Shure, Consulting Producer - Lucky Louie, www.HBO.com
- ^ Aaron Shure on IMBD, www.IMDB.com
- ^ Huffington Post Blog, www.HUFFINGTONPOST.com
[edit] External links
- Aaron Shure at The Internet Movie Database
- The Office 'Two Weeks' Q&A with Aaron Shure at OFFICETALLY.com
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