CBS sitcom 'Yes, Dear' ends after six seasons and 122 episodes
CBS's family sitcom 'Yes, Dear', co-starring Anthony Clark, wrapped up its six-season run in 2006 after 122 episodes.
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'Yes, Dear' was an American family sitcom that aired on the CBS network from October 2000 until mid-2006. Its final season closed out a run of six seasons and 122 episodes.
The show followed two couples with very different approaches to parenting and married life. Anthony Clark played Greg Warner, alongside Jean Louisa Kelly as his wife Kim. Mike O'Malley and Liza Snyder played Jimmy and Christine Hughes, with Christine being Kim's sister. Much of the comedy came from the couples' clashing styles as they raised young children in the same close circle.
The series was a steady performer for CBS, which at the time leaned heavily on traditional multi-camera comedies filmed before a studio audience. It became one of the best-known roles of Clark's career, after earlier work in stand-up comedy and the sitcom 'Boston Common'.
The ending of the show in 2006 marked the close of the most prominent chapter of its cast's television work, and it remained a reference point when Clark's death was reported years later.
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