Sunday in The Park With George - Television and Video

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Sunday in the Park with George was taped on October 21–25, 1985 at the Booth Theatre with most of the original Broadway cast. It was broadcast on American television on February 18, 1986 on Showtime and on June 16, 1986 on Public Television's "American Playhouse". (Bernadette Peters, who was performing in Song and Dance at the time of the taping, was given time off from that play in order to be able to tape this production.) This video was released on VHS by Warner Home Video on April 1, 1992; the DVD and laserdisc was released by Image Entertainment on March 23, 1999.

Am audio registration of the 2013 Paris production at the Théâtre du Châtelet was broadcast on Radio France, a video registration on TV channel Mezzo TV.

A number of Desperate Housewives episodes take their names from songs or lyrics from the musical. These are episodes 1.11 - "Move On," 1.21 - "Sunday in the Park with George," 2.7 - "Color and Light," 3.20 - "Gossip", 4.5 - "Art Isn't Easy," 4.11 - "Sunday," 5.14 - "Mama Spent Money When She Had None," 6.17 - "Chromolume No. 7," 8.5, "The Art of Making Art,", 8.9 - "Putting it Together" and 8.23 - "Finishing the Hat".

The My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic episode "Suited for Success" has a musical number based on "Putting It Together."

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