Title: The Bob and Sheri Show
Content:  Kary "Doc" Bowser joined the show as the show's producer in April 2021. Doc was formerly the producer of the Matt & Ramona Show on 107.9 the Link.
Title: Barry Letts
Content:  series' producer in October 1969, replacing Derrick Sherwin, with Jon Pertwee recently cast as the Doctor. Letts' first story as producer was Pertwee's second, Doctor Who and the Silurians, and he remained the producer for the rest of the Pertwee serials, becoming the father figure in the 'family' atmosphere that had developed on the show at that time. It was an era of substantial change for Doctor Who, with episodes broadcast in colour for the first time and an improved budget which enabled more location filming and action sequences than had previously been possible. Letts also embraced the technological innovations which came 
Title: Doctor Doctor (Australian TV series)
Content:  The series entered pre-production in early 2016, with executive producers Andy Ryan and Jo Rooney of the Nine Network and Ian Collie, Claudia Karvan and Tony McNamara of Essential Media & Entertainment. The Nine Network confirmed that Doctor Doctor would commence production in April 2016 with filming taking place in Sydney and country NSW. In a statement, Nine's Head of Drama, Jo Rooney and Andy Ryan, commented "We are delighted to join forces with Essential Media & Entertainment on the irreverent new family drama series". Inspiration for the series came from discussions that Tony McNamara had with lawyers who talked with him about the Impaired Registrants Program, a practice operated by the Medical Council of New South Wales, which seeks to ensure that medical practitioners are fit for practice and in 
Title: Doctor Who (series 1)
Content:  December 2003, with a series of thirteen episodes obtained by pressure from BBC Worldwide and a workable budget from Julie Gardner. By early 2004, the show had settled into a regular production cycle. Davies, Gardner, and BBC Controller of Drama Mal Young took posts as executive producers, although Young vacated the role at the end of the series. Phil Collinson, an old colleague from Granada, took the role of producer. Keith Boak, Euros Lyn, Joe Ahearne, Brian Grant and James Hawes directed the series. Davies' official role as head writer and executive producer, or "showrunner", consisted of laying a skeletal plot for the entire series, holding "tone meetings" to correctly identify the tone of an episode, often being 
Title: List of Doctor Who producers
Content:  This is a series of lists of those who have received a producer credit (executive, associate, etc.) on the long-running British science fiction television programme Doctor Who. The definition of producer has changed over the years, as has the nature of television production. Therefore, the list is just of those receiving a producer credit on-screen and not those who have effectively fulfilled producers' roles for the show, such as Terrance Dicks' brief tenure as producer before the arrival of Barry Letts, and a brief spell by David Maloney in 1978 when Graham Williams was incapacitated. It also excludes those who have produced Doctor Who outside the regular series only, such as animated or charity episodes, and in other media, such as the audio dramas from Big Finish Productions.
Title: Doctor Doctor (Australian TV series)
Content:  was originally produced by EQ Media Group's Essential Media & Entertainment and Easy Tiger Productions in association with Screen NSW. Andy Ryan and Jo Rooney served as executive producers. Doctor Doctor has been positively received throughout its run and has also achieved success outside of Australia in countries such as New Zealand, United States, United Kingdom and Sweden. A ratings success for Nine Network, the series has occasionally been the highest-rated drama on Australian television, peaking at 854,000 during its first season. The series finale was watched by 516,000 viewers. It has been nominated for several awards, including 15 Logie Awards and three AACTA Awards.
Title: The Matt and Ramona Show
Content:  Kary "Doc" Bowser Jr. is the co-producer of The Matt and Ramona Show. Although born in Burlington, New Jersey, Bowser was raised in the South from the age of 4. Bowser was an intern with The Matt and Ramona Show before joining the show as a producer.
Title: History of Doctor Who
Content:  As Nathan-Turner was a new producer and a restructure of the Drama Department meant that MacDonald would not be able to offer the direct support that had been available to previous producers, the latter appointed Barry Letts to return to the series as Executive Producer and oversee Nathan-Turner's initial season working on the series. Letts had, in fact, been offering unofficial advice and comment to Graham Williams for some time beforehand. Nathan-Turner and the new script editor, Christopher H. Bidmead, sought to return to a more serious tone for the series, reining in much of the humour that had been prevalent during Williams' tenure. The new producer also sought to bring the show "into the 1980s", commissioning a new title sequence, bringing all the incidental music in-house to be produced electronically by 
Title: History of Doctor Who
Content:  the year 5733; it is uncertain in performance; moreover, Dr. Who isn't quite sure how to work it, so they have to learn by trial and error.” Later in the year production was initiated and handed over to producer Verity Lambert and story editor David Whitaker to oversee, after a brief period when the show had been handled by a "caretaker" producer, Rex Tucker. Concerned about Lambert's relative lack of experience, Wilson appointed the experienced staff director Mervyn Pinfield as associate producer. Australian staff writer Anthony Coburn also contributed, penning the very first episode from a draft initially prepared by Webber. Doctor Who was 
Title: Verity Lambert
Content: Doctor Who (1963–1965), producer ; Adam Adamant Lives! (1966–1967), producer ; Detective (1968), producer ; Take Three Girls (1969), producer ; W. Somerset Maugham (1969–1970), producer ; Budgie (1971), producer ; Between the Wars (1973), producer ; The Silver Mask (1973), producer ; A.D.A.M. (1973), producer ; Achilles Heel (1973), producer ; After Loch Lomond (1973), producer ; Shoulder to Shoulder: Sylvia Pankhurst (1974), producer ; The Naked Civil Servant (1975), executive producer ; Rock Follies (1976), executive producer ; Couples (1976), executive producer ; The Norman Conquests (1977), producer ; ITV Playhouse: Roadrunner (1977), executive producer ; The Sailor's Return (1978), executive producer ; Charlie Muffin (1979), executive producer ; Quatermass (1979), executive producer ; The Knowledge (1979), executive producer ; A Performance of Macbeth (1979), executive producer ; Fox: King Billy (1980), executive producer ; The Flame Trees of Thika (1981), executive producer ; 

Question: Who was the producer of Doc?
Answer: Frank Perry.
Frank J. Perry.
Frank Joseph Perry, Jr.