Sammy (TV series)

Sammy is an American animated television series that aired on NBC in the summer of 2000. Created by comedians David Spade and Drake Sather, the series only had a two-week run, from August 8th until August 15, 2000, with the first two episodes each being aired once. The show was said to be based loosely off Spade's early years as an actor.
"Sammy", along with another animated sitcom, "God, the Devil and Bob", was conceived by NBC in order to capitalize on the fledgling trend of animated programs geared towards adults. When "God, the Devil and Bob" attracted low ratings and controversy due to its subject matter, it was quickly cancelled and sold to Cartoon Network to be a part of its Adult Swim block years later. This left "Sammy" in limbo, not premiering until early August 2000 with minimal promotion and fanfare. NBC was contractually obligated to air the first two episodes, and once both premiered, the show was quietly cancelled. With very little information on the series, and not a single clip nor episode being available online, it is believed to have been lost.
Premise.
An actor, James Blake, copes with his dysfunctional family.
Episodes.
According to Olivia Hack (who voiced Lola), 13 episodes were produced, but only two aired.