Stark Raving Mad is an American sitcom television series that aired on NBC from September 23, 1999, to July 13, 2000. The series starred Tony Shalhoub and Neil Patrick Harris.

Synopsis

Shalhoub stars as odd horror novelist Ian Stark, who is obsessed with practical jokes, and whose first book Below Ground was a best seller. Neil Patrick Harris is Stark's reluctant editor Henry McNeeley, who has a variety of phobias and possibly obsessive–compulsive disorder.

Stark Raving Mad (TV series)

On January 10, 2000, the sitcom won a People's Choice Award for Favorite New Television Comedy Series. The sitcom premiered on September 23, 1999, and was officially cancelled by NBC on April 15, 2000, despite being ranked 19th among all programs with an average of 15.5 million viewers, as it held poor retention rates from its lead-in, Frasier, and was consistently beaten by Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? in the same timeslot.

Stark Raving Mad (TV series)

Cast

Main

Tony Shalhoub as Ian Stark

Neil Patrick Harris as Henry McNeeley

Eddie McClintock as Jake Donovan

Dorie Barton as Tess Farraday

Heather Paige Kent as Margaret 'Maddie' Keller (this role was originally to be played by Jessica Cauffiel who appeared in several early cast photos)

Stark Raving Mad (TV series)

Recurring and Guest Stars

Harriet Sansom Harris as Audrey

Chris Sarandon as Cesar

Dina Waters as Katherine 'Kit' Yate

Kellie Waymire as the other Tess, Tess Farraday's co-worker in the museum

Episodes

International airings

In some countries the series was renamed: Loco enloquecido (Latin America), Stark, loco de atar (Spain), Splitter Pine Gal (Norway), Kreisi kynäniekka (Finland) and "En förläggares mardröm" (Sweden).

References

External links

TKtv info

1999 American television series debuts

2000 American television series endings

1990s American sitcoms

2000s American sitcoms

Television shows set in New York City

English-language television shows

NBC original programming

Television series by Steven Levitan Productions

Television series by 20th Century Fox Television

Television shows about writers