Producing Parker

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  • TV-MA
  • 2009
  • 2 Seasons
  • 5.0  (254)

Producing Parker is a Canadian television sitcom created by Kate Hewlett and Jennifer Liao for Breakthrough Entertainment. The show premiered in Canada on September 22, 2009 and aired on the Comedy Network until 2011. The series follows the story of a fictional TV producer Parker, played by Kim Cattrall, and the challenges she faces while trying to balance her career and personal life.

Parker is a confident and ambitious producer who works for the daytime talk show “The Dee Show,” which is hosted by her eccentric and dramatic boss, Dee. The show highlights the hilarious and unpredictable dynamics between the two women as Parker tries to execute Dee's wild and often unreasonable ideas for the program. In addition to navigating her relationship with Dee, Parker must also contend with the other staff members of “The Dee Show,” who include a neurotic writer named Simon (Peter Keleghan), a sleazy yet charming executive producer named Mitch (Martin Roach) and a tech-savvy but socially awkward intern named Barrett (Aaron Abrams).

Outside of work, Parker is also facing challenges in her personal life. She is determined to find success in her love life and is constantly searching for the perfect man. Along the way, she goes on a series of comical and disastrous dates while also dealing with her quirky and eccentric mother, played by David Huband. Her best friend and co-worker, Dee's makeup artist, Kim (Kristin Booth), is always there to lend an ear and offer advice, but her own dating life is often just as complicated as Parker's.

Throughout the series, the characters navigate the drama and chaos of the entertainment industry while also trying to balance their personal lives. The show humorously satirizes the world of television production while also exploring more serious topics like family, relationships, and mental health.

One of the standout elements of Producing Parker is the strong performances from the talented cast. Kim Cattrall, who is best known for her iconic role as Samantha Jones in Sex and the City, delivers a charming and charismatic performance as Parker. Her character is determined and driven, yet vulnerable and relatable, making her both likable and entertaining to watch. Peter Keleghan brings a neurotic yet lovable energy to his role as Simon, while Kristin Booth delivers a hilarious and wacky performance as Kim.

Another notable aspect of the show is its clever writing and storytelling. Each episode is filled with clever one-liners, witty banter, and comical situations that keep the audience engaged and entertained. The show also explores a variety of themes and topics, from workplace dynamics and career ambition to family relationships and the search for love.

In terms of production, Producing Parker is well-crafted and visually impressive. The show features colorful and creative sets, stylish costumes, and high-quality camera work. The series also makes use of creative visual effects and editing techniques to enhance the comedic moments and add a fun and playful element to the show.

Overall, Producing Parker is a charming and entertaining sitcom that offers a fresh perspective on the world of television production. With its talented cast, clever writing, and stylish production, the show is a standout in the Canadian television landscape and remains a favorite among fans of the genre. Whether you are a fan of Kim Cattrall or simply enjoy a good comedy, Producing Parker is sure to make you laugh, cry, and everything in between.

Producing Parker is a series that ran for 2 seasons (26 episodes) between May 4, 2009 and on Breakthrough Entertainment

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Seasons
Parker Prophecies
13. Parker Prophecies
April 8, 2011
Dee uses a time machine to turn back the clock and become a teenager again while Parker uses the same machine to get a glimpse of her future. When Parker doesn't like what she sees, she impulsively changes her future by marrying Blake.
Real Men Eat Parker
12. Real Men Eat Parker
October 1, 2011
Simon is rejected by James Hard for a position on Hard News Report and tries to make himself more masculine by taking a man-pill. Parker finds herself attracted to the new Simon as she fights Dee for the presidency of a woman's organization.
Parker 3.0
11. Parker 3.0
October 1, 2011
When Blake sells the network to a computer company, Parker tries to impress her new Artificial Intelligence boss DIC (guest star Mark McKinney) by becoming more computerized and less emotional. Dee fights for a better contract by getting the rest of the staff to strike.
Parker vs. Parker
10. Parker vs. Parker
October 1, 2011
Victoria announces her retirement, causing Dee to lose a rival and Parker to get one when Blake hires Victoria's old guest booker, Zack Parker. The Dee Show rockets to number one when Parker realizes that she and Zack are better together. Meanwhile, Dee's success means nothing to her if she can't make Victoria feel bad about it.
Dee Mother Lode
9. Dee Mother Lode
October 1, 2011
It's Mother's Day and Parker's Mom-free day is spoiled when her mother (guest star Catherine O'Hara) surprises her with a visit. Parker manages to pawn her Mom off on Dee, who's searching for her birth mother on the show, but regrets it when her Mom seems to prefer Dee's company to Parker's.
Deehab
8. Deehab
October 1, 2011
Parker and Dee agree that they need more celebrity guests on the show. They decide to go to rehab to get an exclusive deal with Lance Parfait, one of the biggest stars in Hollywood. But rehab turns out to be harder than it looks when they both have to give up their favourite vices.
How Green Was My Parker
7. How Green Was My Parker
October 1, 2011
Parker is introduced to the world of environmentalism when she meets a cute activist named Ethan. Parker soon becomes the most hardcore environmentalist of all while Dee shops for a new car on the show.
15 Minutes of Parker
6. 15 Minutes of Parker
April 8, 2009
When research indicates that Dee's no longer relatable to viewers, Blake decides to give her a co-host female viewers can relate to - Parker. Naturally, Dee goes ballistic and quits. Alone, Parker struggles in the spotlight while Dee strives to reclaim it
Lying, Cheating, Dirty Dogs
5. Lying, Cheating, Dirty Dogs
October 1, 2011
Dee tries everything in her playbook to get The Dee Show's new relationship expert, Dr. Perry, to have an affair with her. Parker struggles with jealous feelings towards Massimo's perfect dog walker Sally. Simon moonlights on other Bellamy shows to earn extra cash.
Giving Up Dee Ghost
4. Giving Up Dee Ghost
October 1, 2011
The Dee Show explores the supernatural when they feature The Ghost Shouter, a medium who can find a ghost for everyone but Dee. Meanwhile, Parker decides to give up her crush on Blake, just in time to get haunted by his ghost.
The Dee Block
3. The Dee Block
October 1, 2011
Dee steals Victoria's Nobel Peace prize and Parker forces her to break into Victoria's corporate headquarters to put it back. It's too bad for both of them that they get caught breaking in and get sent straight to jail.
Man Trap
2. Man Trap
October 1, 2011
Parker believes she's a great matchmaker and forces Simon to participate in The Dee Show's matchmaking show. However, it turns out that Parker and Simon have very different ideas of the kind of girl he should end up with.
Bully for Parker
1. Bully for Parker
August 4, 2011
Parker puts Simon in charge of his first story and learns to never do that again when she becomes the focus and is forced to confront her high school bully live. Dee learns that she is a bit a bully when Russell confronts her about her behaviour.
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Producing Parker is available for streaming on the Breakthrough Entertainment website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Producing Parker on demand at Amazon Prime and Tubi TV.
  • Premiere Date
    May 4, 2009
  • IMDB Rating
    5.0  (254)
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