Race
Gender

My Boys (2006-2010)

Leadership Diversity:

6%

94%

People of Color

White

The decision makers for the show My Boys (2006-2010) have approximately 34% less people of color representation as compared to the US population.

My Boys (2006-2010)

Leadership Diversity:

26%

74%

Female

Male

The decision makers for the show My Boys (2006-2010) have approximately 25% less female representation as compared to the US population.

My Boys (2006-2010)

My Boys is an American television sitcom that debuted on November 28, 2006, on TBS. The show deals with a sports columnist in Chicago, Illinois, played by Jordana Spiro, and the men in her life, including her brother and her best friend. The show was cancelled by TBS on September 14, 2010, after four seasons.

Description from Wikipedia

Leadership Team

Millicent Shelton

Director

Jamie Tarses

Executive Producer

Fred Savage

Director

Rob Ulin

Writer

David Trainer

Director

Barnet Kellman

Director

Betsy Thomas

Director

Writer

Executive Producer

Arlene Sanford

Director

Cindy Caponera

Writer

Victor Nelli Jr.

Director

Rob Greenberg

Director

Phil Traill

Director

Arvin Brown

Director

Matthew Diamond

Director

Robert Duncan McNeill

Director

Don Scardino

Director

Keith Truesdell

Director

Paul Maibaum

Director

Eric Gilliland

Director

Writer

Executive Producer

Mark Stegemann

Director

Writer

Brendan Smith

Writer

Producer

Courtney Lilly

Writer

Producer

Sebastian Jones

Writer

Adrian Wenner

Writer

Producer

Ethan Sandler

Writer

Producer

Maggie Bandur

Writer

Rick Singer

Writer

Producer

Corey Nickerson

Writer

Producer

Marcia Fields

Writer

Jordana Spiro

Lead Actor

Kyle Howard

Lead Actor

Ken Ornstein

Producer

Executive Producer

Jay Kleckner

Producer

Gavin Polone

Executive Producer