Howard Storm, a television director and stand-up comic known for work on several classic sitcoms, has died at age 94. Multiple outlets credit Storm with directing episodes of “Mork & Mindy,” as well as other popular series including “Rhoda” and “Laverne & Shirley.” He also directed episodes of “Everybody Loves Raymond,” according to reporting that highlights his long-running role in mainstream comedy television. In addition to TV, Storm directed the film “Once Bitten,” a comedy starring Jim Carrey. The Hollywood Reporter also notes that early in his career Storm learned from Woody Allen, who helped him “show the ropes.” Together, the accounts describe Storm as a prolific figure in comedy programming, spanning both episodic television and feature film work. No cause of death is included in the provided summaries.