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(Why does this page keep getting blanked with no explanation? And what's with the 'Donald Charles ''Don'' Hertzfeldt" nonsense? What is the source for that? Would we call Tim Burton and Matt Groening "Timothy 'Tim' Burton" and "Matthew 'Matt' Groening?")
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'''Donald Charles''' "'''Don'''" '''Hertzfeldt''' (born August 1, 1976) is an [[Academy Award]]-nominated American animator and independent filmmaker. He produced the [[couch gag]] of the [[season 26]] episode "[[Clown in the Dumps]]".
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Don Hertzfeldt (born August 1, 1976) is an Academy Award-nominated American animator and independent filmmaker. He animated, wrote, directed, produced, and partially voiced the surreal and futuristic two minute couch gag for the season premiere of Season 26, "Clown in the Dumps."
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It is the longest couch gag to date and was described by Spin Magazine as "mind-melting," and "two of the strangest minutes of television ever to air on a major network during prime time."
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Some of his other animated work includes the films "It's Such a Beautiful Day," "World of Tomorrow," and "Rejected."
  
 
== Credits ==
 
== Credits ==

Revision as of 15:38, February 12, 2015


Don Hertzfeldt
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Crew Information
Gender:
Male ♂
Job: Couch gag
Birth date: August 1, 1976 (1976-08-01) (age 49)
Status:
One time
Character(s): Futuristic Simpsons
Episode: "Clown in the Dumps"



Don Hertzfeldt (born August 1, 1976) is an Academy Award-nominated American animator and independent filmmaker. He animated, wrote, directed, produced, and partially voiced the surreal and futuristic two minute couch gag for the season premiere of Season 26, "Clown in the Dumps."

It is the longest couch gag to date and was described by Spin Magazine as "mind-melting," and "two of the strangest minutes of television ever to air on a major network during prime time."

Some of his other animated work includes the films "It's Such a Beautiful Day," "World of Tomorrow," and "Rejected."

Credits

Couch gag by

Special guest voice

External links