About Daniel McCarthy
Lived 1926 – 2013 (aged 86–87). Daniel McCarthy was a television producer.
Daniel McCarthy ( 1926 – 10 January 2013) was a Canadian radio and television producer and the former head of children's programming at CBC Television (CBC). He worked at the CBC for thirty-three years, including a twelve-year tenure as the head of the CBC's children's programming department.
McCarthy grew up in Toronto, Ontario.
McCarthy worked as a radio and television producer at the CBC for thirty-three years. He began his career as a radio producer. He created the half-hour-long children's radio show, The Rod and Charles Show, starring Rod Coneybeare and Charles Winter. The show starred Bob Homme as a giant named Friendly, who tells stories to two puppet friends, Rusty and Jerome. McCarthy also created and developed Mr. Dressup, starring Ernie Coombs and Judith Lawrence.
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Who was Daniel McCarthy?
Canadian producer
When was Daniel McCarthy born?
Daniel McCarthy was born in 1926.
When did Daniel McCarthy die?
Daniel McCarthy died in 2013.
What was Daniel McCarthy's occupation?
Daniel McCarthy was a television producer.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Daniel McCarthy. https://biography.guide/daniel-mccarthy-television-producer/
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