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Shari Lewis on DVD and Streaming!

Shari & Lamb Chop Before Fred Rogers and Jim Henson, there was Shari Lewis, a children’s television pioneer whose whimsical characters and ebullient spirit have guided generations of children as they came of age. Raised in the Bronx by a proud feminist mother and a professor father who moonlighted as Peter Pan the....

We loved helping with this great film.. and showcasing the amazing talent of Shari Lewis!

Like Mother, Like Daughter 🐑✨

More than just a puppet — Lamb Chop became an icon.

In the 1950s, Shari Lewis took a simple sock puppet and turned it into one of television’s most beloved characters. Through appearances on Captain Kangaroo and The Shari Lewis Show, she captured the hearts of families everywhere. Her gentle humor, quick wit, and brilliant ventriloquism made Lamb Chop a trusted friend to generations of children. By the 1990s, Lamb Chop’s Play-Along lit up PBS, encouraging kids to sing, move, and play rather than sit and watch.

When Shari passed away in 1998, her daughter Mallory Lewis stepped in — not to replace her, but to carry her spirit forward. Mallory, who had already been writing for the show, took on Lamb Chop’s voice and brought her back to audiences worldwide. From TV appearances and live tours to performances for U.S. troops, Mallory ensured that Lamb Chop stayed as vibrant and sassy as ever.

Today, Lamb Chop isn’t just a nostalgic memory — she’s a living legacy of a mother’s talent, a daughter’s devotion, and the kind of joy that never fades.

Watch Shari and Lamb Chop: The Documentary (link bellow) 👇

Premiere this weekend of the latest movie we worked on at the Slamdance Film Fest! Coroner to the Stars... really interesting documentary. It's highlighted in the LA Times. Screenings are sold out, but more info to come on how you can see this great film!

A relocated Slamdance Film Festival launches its first edition in Los Angeles Originally created by filmmakers rejected by Sundance, Slamdance has become a community of its own and is about to kick off its first local edition at several L.A. venues.