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Howard Storm was born in the early 1930s and began his entertainment career as a stand‑up comedian, performing in clubs where he was mentored by Woody Allen. His sharp wit and timing led him to transition into television directing in the 1970s.

Storm became a prolific sitcom director, helming episodes of iconic series such as “Mork & Mindy,” “Rhoda,” “Laverne & Shirley,” and later “Everybody Loves Raymond.” He also directed the comedy film “Once Bitten.” His work was praised for its comedic pacing and ability to bring out strong performances from ensemble casts.

Throughout his career, Storm contributed to the golden age of American television comedy, shaping the tone of several beloved shows and influencing a generation of directors. He remained active in the industry for decades, earning respect from peers and audiences alike.

Howard Storm died on May 27, 2026, at the age of 94, leaving behind a legacy of laughter and memorable television moments.