Howard Storm, a longtime television director whose credits include “Mork & Mindy” and “Full House,” has died at age 94. Variety and Deadline report that Storm died in Beverly Hills on Tuesday, with his publicist confirming the cause as natural causes. Both outlets describe him as an experienced director whose work spanned multiple popular sitcoms. Deadline highlights his extensive involvement with “Mork & Mindy,” including a 59-episode run, as well as directing credits for series such as “Rhoda” and “Valerie,” among others. Variety similarly notes his directing role on “Taxi,” “Full House,” and “Mork & Mindy.” The reports also describe a lengthy career that began with his move into directing in the mid-1970s, working alongside producer James L. Brooks. There is no indication in the accounts of illness or other contributing factors beyond natural causes.