Pamela Fryman (b. 1959)

Alias:
Pam Fryman
Pamela Gail Fryman

Birthplace:
Norristown, Pennsylvania

Born:
August 19, 1959

Pamela Fryman is an American sitcom director and producer. She is best known for directing the hit series How I Met Your Mother. Fryman grew up in Philadelphia. Fryman got her first job on The John Davidson Show as an assistant to the talent coordinator, and went on to be a booth production assistant and secretary on Santa Barbara, eventually moving up to assistant director (AD), and director. In 1993, producer Peter Noah, with whom she had worked on the game show Dream House, gave Fryman a chance to direct an episode of the short-lived sitcom CafĂ© Americain. These would be the first stepping stones toward a long and successful career.  Description above from the Wikipedia article Pamela Fryman, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Director:
1993  Cafe Americain
1993  Frasier
1994  Friends
1995  Bless This House
1995  Bringing up Jack
1995  Caroline in the City
1995  Cybill
1995  Dweebs
1995  Hope and Gloria
1995  Ned and Stacey
1995  The Naked Truth
1995  The Single Guy
1996  Good Company
1996  Pearl
1996  Suddenly Susan
1996  Townies
1997  Fired Up
1997  George & Leo
1997  Just Shoot Me!
1998  Maggie
1998  The King of Queens
1999  Love & Money
1999  Work with Me
2001  Inside Schwartz
2001  Three Sisters
2002  In-Laws
2003  Happy Family
2003  Two and a Half Men
2005  How I Met Your Mother
2009  Accidentally on Purpose
2011  How to Be a Gentleman
2011  Mad Love
2013  Mom
2014  The McCarthys
2016  Man with a Plan
2017  9JKL
2017  One Day at a Time
2018  Murphy Brown
2019  Abby's
2019  Carol's Second Act
2022  How I Met Your Father
2023  Night Court

Executive Producer:
1993  Cafe Americain
1993  Frasier
1994  Friends
1995  Bless This House
1995  Bringing up Jack
1995  Caroline in the City
1995  Cybill
1995  Dweebs
1995  Hope and Gloria
1995  Ned and Stacey
1995  The Naked Truth
1995  The Single Guy
1996  Good Company
1996  Pearl
1996  Suddenly Susan
1996  Townies
1997  Fired Up
1997  George & Leo
1997  Just Shoot Me!
1998  Maggie
1998  The King of Queens
1999  Love & Money
1999  Work with Me
2001  Inside Schwartz
2001  Three Sisters
2002  In-Laws
2003  Happy Family
2003  Two and a Half Men
2005  How I Met Your Mother
2009  Accidentally on Purpose
2011  How to Be a Gentleman
2011  Mad Love
2013  Mom
2014  The McCarthys
2016  Man with a Plan
2017  9JKL
2017  One Day at a Time
2018  Murphy Brown
2019  Abby's
2019  Carol's Second Act
2022  How I Met Your Father
2023  Night Court

Producer:
1993  Cafe Americain
1993  Frasier
1994  Friends
1995  Bless This House
1995  Bringing up Jack
1995  Caroline in the City
1995  Cybill
1995  Dweebs
1995  Hope and Gloria
1995  Ned and Stacey
1995  The Naked Truth
1995  The Single Guy
1996  Good Company
1996  Pearl
1996  Suddenly Susan
1996  Townies
1997  Fired Up
1997  George & Leo
1997  Just Shoot Me!
1998  Maggie
1998  The King of Queens
1999  Love & Money
1999  Work with Me
2001  Inside Schwartz
2001  Three Sisters
2002  In-Laws
2003  Happy Family
2003  Two and a Half Men
2005  How I Met Your Mother
2009  Accidentally on Purpose
2011  How to Be a Gentleman
2011  Mad Love
2013  Mom
2014  The McCarthys
2016  Man with a Plan
2017  9JKL
2017  One Day at a Time
2018  Murphy Brown
2019  Abby's
2019  Carol's Second Act
2022  How I Met Your Father
2023  Night Court
????  How I Met Your Dad

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