James R. Stein is an American screenwriter and television producer. For his work on The Carol Burnett Show and the 1973 comedy special Lily, Stein has won two Primetime Emmy Awards.[1]

James R. Stein
Born
Occupation(s)Television producer, screenwriter
Years active1973–present

Selected filmography

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Year Title Notes
1973 Sanford and Son Writer, 3 episodes
1973 Lily (special) Writer
1976–1977 One Day at a Time Writer, 2 episodes
What's Happening!! Writer, 2 episodes
1977–1979 Fernwood 2 Night Writer, 39 episodes
1978-1979 America 2-Night Writer, 65 episodes
1977-79 The Carol Burnett Show Writer, 24 episodes
1979–1980 A New Kind of Family Writer, 3 episodes
1980–1981 Flo Writer, 8 episodes

Producer, 48 episodes

1981–1983 Private Benjamin Writer, 2 episodes

Producer, 13 episodes

1982–1986 Silver Spoons Writer, 19 episodes

Executive Producer, 24 episodes

Supervising Producer, 48 episodes

1984–1985 Double Trouble Writer, 2 episodes
1986 The Motown Revue Starring Smokey Robinson Writer, 6 episodes

Executive Producer, 6 episodes

1990-1991 Amen Writer, 5 episodes

Executive Producer, 24 episodes

1993–1995 Family Matters Writer, 3 episodes
1994-1996 Nightstand with Dick Dietrick Writer, 96 episodes

Executive Producer

2000–2002 Son of the Beach Writer, 36 episodes
Executive producer, 40 episodes

References

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  1. ^ "James Stein". Television Academy. Retrieved June 22, 2021.
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James R. Stein at IMDb