Bruce Gowers - Television Specials

Television Specials

Music

  • Michael Jackson: 30th Anniversary Celebration, The Solo Years (CBS) 2001
  • Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve (ABC) 2007, 2008
  • I Walk the Line: A Night for Johnny Cash (CBS) 2005
  • An All-Star Salute to Patti LaBelle: Live From Atlantis (UPN) 2005
  • Live 8 Philadelphia (MTV/VH1, ABC) 2005
  • Genius: A Night for Ray Charles (CBS) 2004 – Winner of the 2004 DGA Award for Best Musical Variety Director. Emmy Award Nominee, Best Director
  • Prince Musicology (PPV) 2004
  • Ultimate Manilow (CBS) 2002
  • All Star Tribute to Brian Wilson (TNT) 2001
  • NSYNC - Atlantis Concert 2001
  • Women Rock: Girls with Guitars (Lifetime) 2001, 2000
  • Experience Music Project (VH1) 2000 (2 nights)
  • Arista’s 25th Anniversary (NBC) 2000
  • Sarah Brightman: La Luna Concert (PBS) 2000
  • Britney Spears in Hawaii (FOX) 2000
  • Britney Spears: There’s No Place Like Home (FOX) 2000
  • A Home for the Holidays (CBS) 2001, 2000
  • Radio City Grand Re-Opening (FOX) 1999
  • Ricky Martin: One Night Only (CBS) 1999
  • American Express Concert in Central Park (UPN) 1999
  • L’Oreal Summer Music Mania (UPN) 1999
  • Fleetwood Mac: The Dance (MTV) 1997 B DGA & EMMY Nominee for Best Director
  • Rolling Stones: Bridges to Babylon (Pay Per View) 1997
  • Woodstock (Pay Per View) 1994
  • An American Reunion: The Lincoln Memorial Inaugural Concert (HBO) 1993
  • MTV'S Inaugural Gala Ball (MTV) 1993
  • Up-close: Paul McCartney (MTV & ABC) 1993
  • Rod Stewart Valentine Vagabond (Live Pay Per View Concert) 1992
  • Dwight Yokum (Live Pay Per View Concert) 1991
  • MTV Unplugged With Paul McCartney (MTV) 1991—Ace Award Nominee
  • Arista's 15th Anniversary "That's What Friends Are For" (CBS) 1990
  • Huey Lewis and the News (Showtime) 1985—Grammy Award winner for Best Director
  • Men at Work "Live in San Francisco" (HBO) 1984—Monitor Award winner
  • Soul Session: James Brown & Friends (Cinemax) -- 1987 Ace Award for Best Director
  • Harry Belafonte: Don’t Stop the Carnival (HBO) 1985
  • The Doobie Brothers Farewell Concert (Showtime) 1985
  • Rod Stewart, Tonight He’s Yours (Syndication) 1981
  • Legends of Rock 'N Roll (Cinemax) 1989

Comedy

  • 3 Cats From Miami (HBO) 1998
  • Rodney Dangerfield’s 75th Birthday Toast (HBO) 1997
  • Paula Poundstone Goes to Harvard (HBO) 1995
  • TV's All Time Classic Comedy (Fox) 1994
  • Dame Edna's Hollywood I, II & III (NBC) (Three 1 Hour Specials) 1992, 1991
  • Paul Rodriguez Special (Fox) 1992
  • The 14th Annual Young Comedians Show (HBO) 1991 with Richard Lewis
  • Paula Poundstone: Cats, Cops and Stuff (HBO) 1990 -- Ace Award nominee 1991
  • Richard Lewis "I'm Doomed" (HBO) 1990—Ace Award nominee 1990
  • Harry Anderson's Sideshow (NBC) 1987
  • This Is Your Life, 30th Anniversary Special (NBC) 1987
  • Richard Lewis: "I'm Exhausted" (HBO) 1988
  • George Carlin's "What Am I Doing in New Jersey?" (HBO) 1988
  • The 11th Annual Young Comedian's Special (HBO) 1988
  • Robin Williams, an Evening at The Met (HBO) -- 1988 Monitor Award nominee and 1987 Ace Award nominee, both for Best Director
  • Harry Anderson "Hello Sucker" (Showtime) 1986
  • Jerry Seinfeld Special (HBO) 1987
  • Greater Tuna (HBO) 1984—Monitor Award Winner for Best Cable Program, Ace Award Nominee for Best Director
  • Billy Crystal - A Comic’s Line (HBO) 1984
  • Richard Belzer Caught in the Act (Cinemax) 1984
  • Eddie Murphy Delirious (HBO) 1983

Miscellaneous specials

  • Explosion! (ABC) 1997
  • City Kids All-star Celebration (ABC) 1995
  • World of Entertainment (Syndication) 1982
  • All-Star Salute to Mother’s Day (NBC) 1981
  • The II, III, IV & V International Guinness Book of World Records (ABC)
  • David Frost with The Shah of Iran (ABC) 1980

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