Pat Bullard

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Patrick Bullard is a Canadian-American television writer, host, producer and comedian.

Born in Mississauga, Ontario, Bullard's elder brother was comedian Mike Bullard and his older half-brother is Downchild Blues Band lead singer Chuck Jackson.^[1]

Pat Bullard wrote for such sitcoms as Roseanne; Reba; Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place; Grace Under Fire; and Last Man Standing. He has also made guest appearances on Reba, The Jamie Kennedy Experiment, and other shows.

He hosted four game shows: Baloney, Hold Everything, Love Connection (1998–1999) and Card Sharks (2001); as well as his eponymous talk show, The Pat Bullard Show (1996). He also hosted the reality show Here Come the Newlyweds on ABC (2008–09).

Bullard has been a producer on various television series including Grace Under Fire, Reba, and Last Man Standing.^[2]

• 2003: Reba
• 1998: That's Life (TV series)

• 1993: A Great Mom ("Grace Under Fire") (TV series)
• 1998: That's Life (TV series)

• 1983: Love Connection (TV series): Host (1998–1999)
• 1993: Roseanne
• 1993: A wonderful mother
• 2003: Reba

He is the younger brother of Mike Bullard (1957–2024) and appeared on his brother's show, Open Mike with Mike Bullard, during the first New Year's Eve special. ^{[citation needed]} His older half-brother is the musician Chuck Jackson of the Downchild Blues Band.^[3] He is married and has 4 children.

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