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| − | '''Greg Daniels''' is writer who wrote for ''The Simpsons'' during seasons 5 - 7. He began his career as a writer on HBO's satirical news show ' | + | '''Greg Daniels''' is writer who wrote for ''The Simpsons'' during seasons 5 - 7. He began his career as a writer on HBO's satirical news show ''Not Necessarily the News'' before moving to ''Saturday Night Live''. He spent three seasons at SNL, winning an Emmy Award in the process. In 1992, he co-wrote an episode of ''Seinfeld'' entitled "The Parking Space" which aired during the third season. After leaving ''The Simpsons'', he co-created ''King of the Hill'' with [[Mike Judge]]. More recently, Greg adapted the popular BBC series ''The Office'' for NBC in the U.S. to great success. |
Daniels attended Harvard University and wrote for the Harvard Lampoon with [[Conan O'Brien]]. | Daniels attended Harvard University and wrote for the Harvard Lampoon with [[Conan O'Brien]]. | ||
Revision as of 15:05, March 5, 2008
Greg Daniels is writer who wrote for The Simpsons during seasons 5 - 7. He began his career as a writer on HBO's satirical news show Not Necessarily the News before moving to Saturday Night Live. He spent three seasons at SNL, winning an Emmy Award in the process. In 1992, he co-wrote an episode of Seinfeld entitled "The Parking Space" which aired during the third season. After leaving The Simpsons, he co-created King of the Hill with Mike Judge. More recently, Greg adapted the popular BBC series The Office for NBC in the U.S. to great success.
Daniels attended Harvard University and wrote for the Harvard Lampoon with Conan O'Brien.
Episodes written
- "Treehouse of Horror IV" (The Devil and Homer Simpson) – with Dan McGrath
- "Homer and Apu"
- "Secrets of a Successful Marriage"
- "Treehouse of Horror V" (Time and Punishment) – with Dan McGrath
- "Homer Badman"
- "Lisa's Wedding"
- "Bart Sells His Soul"
- "22 Short Films About Springfield" – supervisor
