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Curious about what it's like to make the switch from writing for TV to writing books? Or maybe you want to learn writing tips from a screenwriter with decades of experience?Either way, you're going to love this episode with Michael Jamin. Michael is a TV writer turned author who just published his collection of personal essays, A Paper Orchestra, in 2023. Since then, his book has won a Reedsy Discovery Editor's Choice Award and has been named one of Vulture's “Best Comedy Books of 2024.”Michael's many credits include writing for King of the Hill, Beavis and Butt-Head, Just Shoot Me, Wilfred, Maron, Rules of Engagement, Out of Practice, Brickleberry, and Tacoma FD. And in this episode, he's sharing what it was like making the switch from writing for TV to writing his first book.In the episode, you'll hear us talk about things like:[03:53] What it was like making the switch from writing for TV to writing his debut memoir—including how Michael's background in TV both helped and hindered his memoir-writing[12:13] The two main reasons Michael's book died on submission—despite having an agent who loved his book (spoiler alert: it came down to not having a platform and his manuscript lacking a throughline)[14:52] Why Michael decided to self-publish, plus what he learned while researching the differences between traditional and indie publishing[18:08] How Michael built his audience on Instagram to almost 200k followers by being authentic and sharing his knowledge[24:17] Michael's two cents on writing comedy, including some of the most common mistakes writers make when trying to write comedyEven if you can't relate to Michael's TV background, you'll still get a ton of value from this episode. He knows what it's like to struggle through your first book—and he's a great example of what happens if you don't give up!

Join Nick Lamagna on The A Game Podcast with our guest Brad Holcman an A & E executive producer responsible for some of your favorite shows and some of the most successful reality tv real estate shows!  He is a many of many talents growing up in Detroit now fighting out of Charlotte he has made quite a name for himself in the world of entertainment by mastering the art of storytelling. He has worked on such shows as Sons Of Anarchy, Homeland, Brickleberry and made the jump to A & E producing such hits as "60 Days In" and "Intervention," when he took the reigns on the homemade nation campaign creating real estate reality entertaining programs such as Triple Digit Flip with Pace Morby and Jamil Damji, "24 Hour Flip," "50/50 Flip", "Zombie House Flipping," the most recent, "Million Dollar Zombie Flips" with James Dainard. He is now reinventing himself and instead of telling other people's stories he is writing his own and jumping from the small screen to the real estate scene as a full time real estate investor!  He will no doubt find success as he has proven people right time after time as a volunteer firefighter, baseball player, 4 time Emmy nominee and even become a sensation in the Peloton community! Topics for this episode include: ✅ How to get your own reality TV show! ✅ Is it better to talk or listen more in business meetings? ✅ What are networks looking for when casting talent for shows ✅ Techniques to overcome bad days and failures in life and business ✅ How to accept criticism from your peers properly ✅  Craziest things this producer has been pitched + More See the show notes to connect with all things Brad!   Connect with Brad: Brad Holcman on Instagram Brad Holcman on LinkedIn Brad Holcman on Facebook Brad Holcman on Youtube Brad Holcman on TikTok Brad Holcman on Twitter --- Connect with Nick Lamagna www.nicknicknick.com Text Nick (516)540-5733 Connect on ALL Social Media and Podcast Platforms Here FREE Checklist on how to bring more value to your buyers

01. Hayden James-Something About You02. Kamro - If You Want03. Kenny Lattimore - Never Knew04. Rum_Gold - Forever In A Song05. Stick Figure - Coming Home06. 槇原敬之 - Fall07. Ms_OOJA - ルビーの指環08. 脆莓(Brickleberry) - 再去海边09. 江美琪 _ 椅子乐团 The Chairs - 鱼缸 (feat_ 椅子乐团)10. 齐豫-送别

NewsRadio's Sesame Street; favorite episodes of Taxi; his submissions for Harvard Lampoon and SNL; the change to writing half hour; how Newsradio creator Paul Simms hired comedy writers with no sitcom experience; his first episodes was co-written with Paul Simms; Newsradio's own style of writing; the length of days at Newsradio; hours were similar to Barney Miller; Christmas Story one of my favorite TV episodes of all time; Fibber McGee & Molly always in the script; joke written for 10% of the audience; writing an episode for Johnny Cash but he never agreed to do the show; Station Sale is an example of a "gang-written" show; team re-write after some read throughs; six people credited with some episodes; jokes sometimes written for 10% of the audience; eunuch jokes on Futurama; James Caan guest stars; episode is an homage to Clockers; Tubalcain; Joe Furey; Phil Hartman; why NBC continuously messed with the series; leaving Newsradio; death of Phil Hartman; 3rd Rock; Preston Beckman programmer; Undeclared; Rob Schneider's sitcom Rob; writing Ron Schneider's Annoying Girlfriend Theatre on SNL; writing the most episodes of Futurama; which show is the most in his creative voice; Sidney Poitier Mr. Pibb joke; Brickleberry; Yucko the Clown; Family Guy; cutaways are the hardest part; Seth MacFarlane's assistants become the best writers; ever meeting the boss; Cherry Chevapravatdumrong; toughest job he ever had; he was a manatee; South Park; Beavis and Butthead; Norm Hiscock

Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! producer and showrunner, Zac Moncrief joins me on the podcast to talk about his career in animation and spearheading one of the most divisive (but really kind of brilliant) iterations of the franchise to break out into the wild.  Never miss an episode! Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and all good podcatchers. Check out the Official Site If you'd like to join the conversation follow us on Facebook or Twitter More info and bonus material for episodes available at the official show blog Please consider rating, reviewing, and sharing the show. Your support means a lot and goes a long way to helping grow the audience and the podcast so we can continue to bring you more ambitious and high quality Scooby-Doo and Hanna-Barbera related content in the future.

Michael Jamin is a writer and showrunner who has been writing since 1996. In 1997 Michael was hired to work on NBC's Just Shoot Me as a story editor. He would then serve as co-producer on the show for 36 episodes. From 2001 to 2006 Michael worked on King of the Hill, where he was co-executive producer for 52 episodes. His first stint as an executive producer and showrunner was from 2009 to 2011 on Glenn Martin, DDS, a stop-motion animated series airing on Nick at Nite and starred Kevin Nelson, Judy Greer, and Catherine O'Hara. From 2013 to 2016 Michael served as executive producer and showrunner on IFC's Maron, starring the one and only Marc Maron. Michael's work also includes Beavis and Butthead, Wilfred, Brickleberry, Rules of Engagement, Out of Practice, Lopez, Rhett and Link's Buddy System, and so much more. Currently, Michael is a co-executive producer on Tacoma F.D. where he and his longtime writing partner, Sivert Glarum, have just finished writing season 4. Michael hosts Screenwriters Need to Hear This, a podcast to help aspiring writers, actors, and directors understand the business from the perspective of an experienced television writer like himself. After working as a sitcom writer for the past 26 years, Michael wanted to try something new and grew his social media following by posting daily screenwriting tips on his Instagram and TikTok where he has amassed nearly 250k followers in the past 8 months. He's currently working on his new one-man show, a stage reading of his forthcoming collection of personal essays entitled A Paper Orchestra which opens in Los Angeles this summer. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/industry-standard-w-barry-katz/support

Michael Jamin is a writer and showrunner who has been writing since 1996. In 1997 Michael was hired to work on NBC's Just Shoot Me as a story editor. He would then serve as co-producer on the show for 36 episodes. From 2001 to 2006 Michael worked on King of the Hill, where he was co-executive producer for 52 episodes. His first stint as an executive producer and showrunner was from 2009 to 2011 on Glenn Martin, DDS, a stop-motion animated series airing on Nick at Nite and starred Kevin Nelson, Judy Greer, and Catherine O'Hara. From 2013 to 2016 Michael served as executive producer and showrunner on IFC's Maron, starring the one and only Marc Maron. Michael's work also includes Beavis and Butthead, Wilfred, Brickleberry, Rules of Engagement, Out of Practice, Lopez, Rhett and Link's Buddy System, and so much more. Currently, Michael is a co-executive producer on Tacoma F.D. where he and his longtime writing partner, Sivert Glarum, have just finished writing season 4. Michael hosts Screenwriters Need to Hear This, a podcast to help aspiring writers, actors, and directors understand the business from the perspective of an experienced television writer like himself. After working as a sitcom writer for the past 26 years, Michael wanted to try something new and grew his social media following by posting daily screenwriting tips on his Instagram and TikTok where he has amassed nearly 250k followers in the past 8 months. He's currently working on his new one-man show, a stage reading of his forthcoming collection of personal essays entitled A Paper Orchestra which opens in Los Angeles this summer. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/industry-standard-w-barry-katz/support

Dom sits down with Roger Black and Waco O'Guin, creators of the new Netflix animated sci-fi comedy series 'Farzar' as well as star, Lance Reddick. They discuss how the idea for the show came about, Lance's favorite line, possible crossovers with 'Brickleberry' and 'Paradise PD', and more. 'Farzar' begins streaming on Netflix on July 15, 2022.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/geek-vibes-nation/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week on RL Presents - Interviews we have long time friends of the show Roger Black and Waco O'Guin, creators of the animated series Brickleberry and Paradise PD. They are here to talk about their newest series FARZAR debuting on Netflix on July 15th. We want to thank Roger and Waco for spending some time with us. It's always great to talk to them and we wish them all the best. So make sure to watch Farzar this week so they can get a season 2. As always thank you so much for listening! #Farzar #ParadisePD #Brickleberry #RogerBlack #WacoOGuin #TheDamnShow #UGA #GenX #HowardStern #RadioLabyrinthPresents #Atlanta #Radio #Netfilx Checkout the Video Version this episode: https://youtu.be/1TaJU9NhyfE _________________________________________________________ Guest: Waco O'Guin & Roger Black Interviewer: Tim Andrews, Jeff Leiboff and Dustin Lollar Podcast edited and produced by Dustin Lollar _________________________________________________________ Subscribe! Leave a Comment and a Like! Follow our Audio Podcast: Radio Labyrinth Podcast on Spotify, iTunes, Audible or any podcatcher! Follow our YouTube page! https://www.youtube.com/radiolabyrinthpodcast Become a Radio Labyrinth Patron! https://www.patreon.com/Timandrews Our website! https://radiolabyrinthpodcast.com/ Social Media: Twitter - https://twitter.com/radio_labyrinth Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/radiolabyrinth/ Instagram - @RadioLabyrinthPresents and @RadioLabyrinth TikTok - @RLPodcast

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Eric Rogers is a prolific television, film, and comic book writer whose produced credits include the Emmy-winning FUTURAMA and NYPD BLUE, as well as POLLY POCKET, S.M.A.S.H., BRICKLEBERRY, UGLYDOLLS, STRETCH ARMSTRONG, WANDER OVER YONDER, KINGDOM BUILDERS, TEEN TITANS GO!, and LITTLEST PET SHOP. Eric is the Co-Creator, Executive Producer, and Show Runner for the new sci-fi/action-comedy series from Hasbro Studios, MICRONAUTS, which will premiere in 2020. He was also the Creator, Executive Producer, and Show Runner for Netflix's SKYLANDERS ACADEMY, based on ActiVision-Blizzard's best-selling "Skylanders" video game series. Eric is a 2011 Writer's Guild of America Award nominee for his FUTURAMA script, "The Silence Of The Clamps". He hopes the WGA never realizes they obviously made some sort of grave clerical error with this nomination. Follow Kaia Alexander: https://twitter.com/ThisisKaia https://entertainmentbusinessleague.com/

Email Us Here: Disturbinglypragmatic@gmail.comWhere To Find Us!:  Disturbingly Pragmatic Link Tree!This Episode has EVERYTHING!It's got:20cm = 7.87 Inches = SATISFACTION GUARANTEED!Snow!Al Pacino!Paul Bakes! Leonard Attacks!Floof Powder!Paul Hates Almond!Leonard's Tale!We Don't Talk About Bruno!Bananas!Dave is a Candy-aholic!Blanche!Black Licorice!Paul Enjoys Traditional Banana Bread!Phoebe From Hong Kong!Cubed Wombat Poop!Tiny Hands Painting Tiny Paintings!Kristen Wiig As Dooneese!Misplaced Horny Feelings! "Team America World Police"!"South Park"!Naked Urinal Fun!Hollywood Graveyard!Caligula!Donald Sutherland's Ass!Not Norma Desmond - Mabel Normand!Lilly Poops!Gnats Galore!Paul Loves to Blah Blah Blah!"Um" and "Like"!Vocal Fry Is Trash!As Are the Kardashians!As Is the Trucker Convoy!Paul's Toe in Dave's Ass!Singing Hemorrhoids!Murdaugh Murders!Episode Links (In Order):Brickleberry!B. Dylan Hollis' TikTok!Phoebe's Tiny Painting Instagram!Multiple Dooneese Videos!"The Joe Schmo Show"!Cricket on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia"!"Team America World Police" - Gary Pukes!"Team America World Police" - Suck My Cock, Gary!Hollywood Graveyard!"Caligula"!Butt Buddies - "Paradise PD"!MUSIC CREDIT!Opening Music Graciously Supplied By: https://audionautix.com/

On today's show we have Billboard Top 10 American Roots Recording Artist, Author, Actor, Illustrator and friend of The Big Fat Joey Show, Grant Maloy Smith and Hollywood writer/producer and showrunner Michael Jamin. Grant and I met a few years ago at Lincoln Center while he was performing with the Indie Collaborative. (See below for details). While having time on his hands these past two years, Grant has taken it upon himself to make another HIT album, 'Appalachia: American Stories'. This album consists of 12 original songs inspired by people, events and different aspects of Appalachian culture. Also, for true audiophiles, Grant has put together a collectors 'Box Set' that consists of an LP, CD and personalized autographed book, by Grant, that highlights the Appalachia ways and culture.  ***This is a MUST HAVE for all you American Roots and Appalachia fans. ***To order the 'Box Set' go to: www.grant-maloy-smith.com Grant is also the co-founder of the Indie Collaborative, a non-profit network of independent musical artists, producers and like-minded musical enthusiasts. Check them out on the web at: www.indiecollaborative.com   Also on today's show we have Hollywood writer Michael Jamin. Michael gives us a behind the scenes look at what it's like to be a writer in Hollywood. He's written for some of TV's biggest shows: King of the Hill, Beavis & Butthead, Wilfred, Just Shoot Me, Brickleberry, Lopez, Rules of Engagement and Tacoma FD. He's also served as a show Producer/Showrunner on Glen Martin DDS, Maron and Rhett & Link's Buddy System. His illustrious 25 year career has afforded him many experiences and insight into the inner workings of Hollywood and TV writing. So much so that he has developed his own podcast, 'Screenwriters Need To Hear This With Michael Jamin'.  His podcast focuses on helping aspiring writers, actors and directors understand the business from the perspective of a working television writer.  Catch new episodes every Wednesday on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher and anywhere you listen to your favorite podcast.  Michael also posts regularly on Instagram and Twitter. His insight into the biz is relevant, spot-on and informative.  For those who are truly interested in upping their writing game, Michael has developed a no nonsense writing course that will put you on the right course, pun intended, to success. Check Michael out on IG at: @michaeljaminwriter  and on Twitter at: @mjaminwriter  and on the web at: www.michaeljamin.com Thank you for listening to the show and follow us on IG at: @Thebigfatjoeyshow

Talking King Of The Hill episode 1.2 (Square Peg) with Waco O'Guin (creator and executive producer of Paradise PD, Farzar & Brickleberry). We discuss small town sex ed, voice casting, advancements in animation and more. Stream Paradise PD on Netflix Look for Farzar coming soon to Netflix Stream Brickleberry on Hulu Follow Waco to see if he creates any more shows Follow Clean Burn Instagram Twitter Join our Patreon for early access, ad free episodes and bonus content --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cleanburnpod/support

In this week's episode, we show we do not care who we alienate on Between Two Butts! Whether it's Tice the Levi Man exposing his butt crack to show off his label (sorry, audio only; you'll just have to trust us!) or Becca's fiancé Brian fingering the podcast, there is much potential to drive away listeners in the first 5 minutes! And it just escalates as Jay shares his Next Greatest Thing on The Inter-Webs; Brickleberry's Republican Jesus, an animation. Offensive enough on its own, but it leads each Between 2 Buttster to reveal their thoughts on Jesus. And tasers. Moving on to friendlier territory, the gang looks back on their favorite TV cartoons and Saturday morning fare, including Gummi Bears, Angry Beavers, Saved by the Bell, and, somehow, Gordon Jump's sinister guest turn on Diff'rent Strokes. Becca shares an overdubbed GI Joe safety message known simply as Pork Chop Sandwiches, whereas Tice recalls a particularly cheesy anti-drug ad from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and we do not mean cheesy as in pizza.After a quick exchange about coffee preferences, Tice brings in his finacée, Abbie, to play the classic Word-at-a-Time improv game Casanova! Does the Levi Man have what it takes to woo his own intended? Listen and find out...

Join Angelique, Mitch and Jason as they speak to the brain trust behind Brickleberry and Paradise PD, Roger Black and Waco O’Guin about the trials and tribulations of getting their ideas to the screen, the real-life inspirations behind their characters and more on the newest episode of the Monsters, Madness and Magic podcast.Be sure to visit MonstersMadnessandMagic.com to stay up to date on all horror, history, metal and mystery. The digital doors of the Sanctuary of the Strange are open to thee.Monsters, Madness and Magic on Facebook.Monsters, Madness and Magic on Twitter.Monsters, Madness and Magic on Instagram.PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/MonstersMadnessMagic By subscribing, you will be granted access to the following along with directly supporting the website:Patron-only Discord serverEarly access to podcast episodesThe ability to submit questions for future interviewsAny and all episodes will remain ad-freeAt least 1 bonus episode a monthDiscount on all future merchandiseWhere does your money go?Any and all support is deeply appreciated and will go directly into supporting the site in the following ways:Server costs and hosting feesEquipment maintenance and upgradesAdvertising costsGraphic design/Video editingContent developmentContributor compensationOverall growth in production (merch, travel expenses for con coverage, etc)Your support will help us continue creating!

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This week, host Gray Jones interviews Michael Jamin, TV comedy writer and showrunner who has written on such shows as "King of the Hill," "Maron," and "Beavis and Butthead," and is currently a consulting producer on "Tacoma FD." Housekeeping Announcement: This is the 20th weekly episode since quarantine started, and I am taking a 2-week break before resuming right after Labor Day. I am actively seeking new show runners and upper level writers to interview, so if you know anyone you think would be a good fit, please reach out. Michael Jamin Biography: For the past 25 years, Michael Jamin has been a television writer and showrunner.  His many credits include "King of the Hill," "Wilfred," "Maron," "Beavis and Butthead," "Brickleberry," "Just Shoot Me," "Rules of Engagement," "Tacoma FD" and many more. Get 3 lessons from Michael's new class "The Showrunner's Guide to TV Writing" for FREE! Visit michaeljamin.com/gray/ for details. Photo Credit: Paula Marshall INDEX TO THE EPISODE: 1:43 - Interview start, Michael's backstory, having the desire to write but no experience. Got a few PA jobs, and then while working on “Lois & Clark” he and his writing partner Sivert Glarum had a chance to pitch an episode, which became one of the highest rated episodes of the season. 5:19 - When he first got representation, and how it didn't really help him… was when he first got on staff for “Just Shoot Me” that things really took off. Shares what it was like when he first got on staff and didn't feel he was contributing. Speaks about his mentors during the 4 seasons he was on the show, and some of the advice they gave. 8:17 - Landed the job on “King of the Hill,” where he also wrote for 4 seasons. Speaks about how at that time, it was much more common to jump from show to show as you negotiated more money or a better position.  10:05 - When he and Sivert started running the room, on “Glenn Martin, D.D.S.” Talks about difference of running the room and writing for animation and live action, single camera vs multi-camera. 11:20 - Fun stories about running the room in live action for the first time, on “Maron.” 13:57 - Talks about his development process, where he finds ideas and projects. 14:50 - His most recent show, “Takoma F.D.” 16:08 - Sponsor break. 17:14 - All about Michael's new TV & screenwriting online course, “The Showrunner's Guide to TV Writing.” Visit http://michaeljamin.com/gray for 3 free lessons. 20:32 - State of the industry now vs 20 years ago — easier to break in, but harder to make a living. 21:29 - How he hustles for work — doesn't depend on his agent, and is constantly writing new material. 23:03 - Aside from his course, suggests reading and studying lots of scripts. 23:55 - Advice to greener writers… write and work on your craft every day. What separates a mediocre script from a good script? In interviews? What gets a writer fired from a staff? 28:59 - What does he wish he had known when he started out? How to break a story. How to learn that skill. 30:41 - How to make it long-term in this business — be nice to people. Follow Michael on Twitter: @MJaminWriter You can help with the ongoing costs of bringing these weekly podcasts to you by becoming a patron of the podcast – for as little as 25¢ per episode! There are many reward levels. CLICK HERE to find out more. Buy Gray's book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews. Didn't get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,200 TV writers. Find previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.com.

This week, host Gray Jones interviews Michael Jamin, TV comedy writer and showrunner who has written on such shows as "King of the Hill," "Maron," and "Beavis and Butthead," and is currently a consulting producer on "Tacoma FD."Housekeeping Announcement:This is the 20th weekly episode since quarantine started, and I am taking a 2-week break before resuming right after Labor Day. I am actively seeking new show runners and upper level writers to interview, so if you know anyone you think would be a good fit, please reach out.Michael Jamin Biography:For the past 25 years, Michael Jamin has been a television writer and showrunner.  His many credits include "King of the Hill," "Wilfred," "Maron," "Beavis and Butthead," "Brickleberry," "Just Shoot Me," "Rules of Engagement," "Tacoma FD" and many more.Get 3 lessons from Michael's new class "The Showrunner’s Guide to TV Writing" for FREE! Visit michaeljamin.com/gray/ for details.Photo Credit: Paula MarshallINDEX TO THE EPISODE:1:43 - Interview start, Michael’s backstory, having the desire to write but no experience. Got a few PA jobs, and then while working on “Lois & Clark” he and his writing partner Sivert Glarum had a chance to pitch an episode, which became one of the highest rated episodes of the season.5:19 - When he first got representation, and how it didn’t really help him… was when he first got on staff for “Just Shoot Me” that things really took off. Shares what it was like when he first got on staff and didn’t feel he was contributing. Speaks about his mentors during the 4 seasons he was on the show, and some of the advice they gave.8:17 - Landed the job on “King of the Hill,” where he also wrote for 4 seasons. Speaks about how at that time, it was much more common to jump from show to show as you negotiated more money or a better position. 10:05 - When he and Sivert started running the room, on “Glenn Martin, D.D.S.” Talks about difference of running the room and writing for animation and live action, single camera vs multi-camera.11:20 - Fun stories about running the room in live action for the first time, on “Maron.”13:57 - Talks about his development process, where he finds ideas and projects.14:50 - His most recent show, “Takoma F.D.”16:08 - Sponsor break.17:14 - All about Michael’s new TV & screenwriting online course, “The Showrunner’s Guide to TV Writing.” Visit http://michaeljamin.com/gray for 3 free lessons.20:32 - State of the industry now vs 20 years ago — easier to break in, but harder to make a living.21:29 - How he hustles for work — doesn’t depend on his agent, and is constantly writing new material.23:03 - Aside from his course, suggests reading and studying lots of scripts.23:55 - Advice to greener writers… write and work on your craft every day. What separates a mediocre script from a good script? In interviews? What gets a writer fired from a staff?28:59 - What does he wish he had known when he started out? How to break a story. How to learn that skill.30:41 - How to make it long-term in this business — be nice to people.Follow Michael on Twitter: @MJaminWriterYou can help with the ongoing costs of bringing these weekly podcasts to you by becoming a patron of the podcast – for as little as 25¢ per episode! There are many reward levels. CLICK HERE to find out more.Buy Gray’s book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews.Didn’t get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,200 TV writers. Find previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.com.

Wielu z nas – jeszcze jako dzieci – dało sobie wmówić, że kreskówki są tylko dla młodych. Dorośli natomiast spędzają czas na czytaniu książek i oglądaniu poważnych filmów. Okazuje się jednak, że nie tylko te „dorosłe” zainteresowania umilają nam wolne chwile. Równie chętnie wracamy do rozrywek z czasów dzieciństwa, choć w nieco innej, bardziej podkręconej wersji. Oferta kreskówek dla dorosłych poszerza się z każdym rokiem. Obok kultowych już „Simpsonów” i „South Parku” pojawiły się zupełnie nowe produkcje, jak „BoJack Horseman” czy „Brickleberry“. Dlaczego kreskówki dla dorosłych cieszą się tak dużą popularnością? Czy ich głównym zadaniem jest dostarczenie rozrywki, czy może nauczenie nas czegoś? Temat ten zgłębią Marcin Tomaszewski, autor bloga Lektura Obowiązkowa, oraz Małgorzata Zmaczyńska. Marcin Tomaszewski O kulturze pisze na blogu lekturaobowiazkowa.pl. Zawodowo prowadzi zespoły projektowe, a w wolnych chwilach ogląda chińskie bajki. Według niego Terry Pratchett jest głosem rozsądku, a filmy Studia Ghibli powinny być obowiązkowe. Małgorzata Zmaczyńska Jej supermocą jest mówienie. Nagrywała podcasty, zanim to było modne – Podcast RADIOaktywny oraz ZMACZNEGO. Od niedawna redaktor naczelna „SHEro” – magazynu pisanego przez dziewczyny i przede wszystkim dla dziewczyn. Kręci ją motoryzacja, nieznane historie związane z jedzeniem, psychologia i przekręty na Wall Street.

WELCOME TO EPISODE OOOONE. You guys, it has been a wild ride already. This week Rebekkah Covers the gut-wrenching case Of Barbara "Barbie" Blatnik and Katie dives into the Taquendama Falls. Be sure to keep an eye out for future episodes! Follow us on Instagram @CTKpod, Twitter @CTKpod, Join our facebook group at CTK podcast! Do you have a chilling, thrilling or killing tale you'd like to share? Send it to us at chillsthrillsandkills@gmail.com to be featured in a future listeners episode! Sponsors this episode: anchor.fm --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ctkpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ctkpod/support

Die Trüffelschweine der Filmpodcasts haben sich wieder durch diverse Serien und Filme geschnuppert (und Disney+) und sagen euch in der neuesten Episode was ihr euch in Zeiten des Social Distancing unbedingt auf der Flimmerkiste geben solltet und was ihr euch getrost klemmen könnt. Darauf erstmal einen höflich distanzierten Ellenbogencheck! https://bewegtbildbanausen.podigee.io/45-filme-serien-episode-22 https://instagram.com/bewegtbildbanausen Timecodes: (00:00:00) Was kann Disney? (00:08:57) Lady And The Tramp (00:30:51) Parenthood / Eine Wahnsinnsfamilie (00:42:30) Top Secret (00:58:06) Planes (01:09:34) Brickleberry (01:09:35) Paradise PD (01:24:48) Everybody Wants Some (01:33:12) Shaun Of The Dead (01:50:28) Springsteen At Broadway (01:55:19) Rio Reiser - Interviews, Konzert, Videos (02:00:03) Beats, Rhymes & Life - The Travels Of A Tribe Called Quest (02:09:37) Guns Akimbo (02:26:02) Shot Caller

Your story is the ultimate way to create an emotional connection with your customers so that they not only become raving fans, they share your story with their friends.In this episode, professional sitcom writer and showrunner Michael Jamin will teach you how to find your mission statement, create your customer avatar, cast a "voice" for your brand, then how to apply that to your marketing so you're always telling one, cohesive brand story.You'll hear:Why you shouldn't "fake it 'til you make it"What makes a great mission statement?How to create my customer avatar?How to "cast" a spokesperson to "speak" to your customerHow to apply it all this to your brandingMichael Jamin has been a professional sitcom writer/showrunner for 25 years. His many credits include King of the Hill, Just Shoot Me, Beavis & Butthead, Rules of Engagement, Wilfred, Maron, Brickleberry and many others. By applying his knowledge of storytelling to his wife's clothing line, TwirlyGirl, they grew it into a multi-million dollar company.Michael's branding videos were so successful on Facebook, that several companies asked him to share his marketing expertise. That's how CardboardRocketships came to be. It's a website that offers instruction on how to tell your brand story.Links MentionedMichael's site, CardboardRocketshipsMichael's Branding VideosTwirlyGirlEpisode 195: "How to Tell Your Brand's Story With Help from a Professional Screenwriter"The Story CourseJ. PetermanNever miss an episodeSubscribe wherever you get your podcastsJoin Kurt's newsletterHelp the showAsk a question in The Unofficial Shopify Podcast Facebook GroupLeave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings & reviews help, and I read each one.Subscribe wherever you get your podcastsWhat's Kurt up to?See our recent work at EthercycleSubscribe to our YouTube ChannelApply to work with Kurt to grow your store.SponsorsTry Bold Product Upsell free for 90 daysSave 20% on Turbo, a blazing fast Shopify themeImprove your shop's search engine ranking with Venntov SEO Meta Manager

A long time ago, in a swamp deep, deep down da bayou... spawned the Dankest Rebellion on either side of the Mississippi. Throughout human history, we have been dependent on machines to survive. Fate, it seems, is not without a sense of irony. Grab your V.R. headset and come on down to the Dank Swamp Rebellion.

You already know the importance of sharing your brand's story. I've told you over & over on this show, "People buy from people, not brands." Your story is the ultimate way to create an emotional connection with your customers so that they not only become raving fans, they share your story with their friends. Unfortunately, no one tells you HOW to write your story. Worse yet, most marketing experts don't even know what a story is. Our guest today demonstrates this to hilarious effect on yours truly. Michael Jamin has been a professional sitcom writer since 1996. His many credits include Just Shoot Me, King of the Hill, Beavis & Butthead, Out of Practice, Wilfred, Rules of Engagement, Brickleberry, and Tacoma FD. He's also served as Co-Showrunner/Executive Producer of Maron, Glenn Martin DDS and Rhett & Link's Buddy System. In his spare time, Michael runs marketing for TwirlyGirl, a unique line of girls clothing started by his wife, Cynthia. By applying his sitcom writing and producing skills to their marketing videos, Michael has helped grow TwirlyGirl into a multi-million dollar brand. We'll find out: How Micheal went from Hollywood to Ecommerce The branding mistake we all make starting out How to tell your story What IS and ISNT story? Elements of a great brand story The importance of details to your story How to find your brand's unique voice. How to craft entertaining Product Descriptions What to do if you Why video quality isn't nearly as important as writing quality. Tune in for more details! Resources TwirlyGirl - A unique line of girls clothing started by Michael's wife, Cynthia Michael's Guide to eCommerce Branding - For those who want to improve their storytelling skills. Cardboard Rocketship - A boutique marketing agency that specializes in creating funny videos that sell. Share your thoughts Ask a question in The Unofficial Shopify Podcast Facebook Group Share this show on Twitter Never miss an episode Subscribe on iTunes Join Kurt's newsletter Help the show Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings & reviews help, and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes What's Kurt up to? See our recent work at Ethercycle Take a ride with Kurt on YouTube Grow Your Store in 2018 Apply to work with Kurt to grow your store. Prefer to DIY? Read a free sample chapter of Kurt's book Ecommerce Bootcamp, absolutely free. Tell me where to send your sample at ecommerce-bootcamp.com Learn what's Shopify Plus got that regular Shopify doesn't?” Special Offers from our Sponsors Try Bold Product Upsell free for 90 days Improve your shop's search engine ranking with Venntov SEO Meta Manager Save 20% on Turbo, a blazing fast Shopify theme Recapture: Shopify's best abandoned cart recovery, over $65,000,000 recovered for stores just like yours.

Do you love your country? (don't answer that) Ike Barinholtz asks the hard questions in the political dark comedy THE OATH. From the makers of Brickleberry, the Netflix animated show PARADISE PD pulls no punches, holds no bars, and has no taste. And WWE goes returns to Australia for the SUPER SHOW-DOWN (under)! Follow us online: – www.geek-down.com – twitter.com/thegeekdown – facebook.com/thegeekdown – soundcloud.com/geek-down – instagram.com/thegeekdown

With Jordan MIA on his hunt for the Mothman, favorite Lowe child Justin Lowe returns to fill his shoes.  We celebrate the career of Burt Reynolds by deciding on his One Job, give some initial reviews on recent releases like "Iron Fist," "Jack Ryan," "Ozark" and "Castle Rock," and speculate on the risks both DC and Disney are taking by launching their own streaming services.  Download and enjoy this episode of Ka-Pow the Pop Cultured Podcast before some pesky Man in Black shows up to erase it.Length - 01:30:17Language - PG-13.  (Contains mild adult language.)-0:03:53 - MOVIE NEWSPersistant rumors about "Top Gun 2," "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" put on hold by Disney, Ethan Hawke's clergy drama "First Reformed," the retro slasher flick "Summer of 84," the clever webcam thriller "Searching" and horrible reviews for "The Happytime Murders."-0:15:52 - ONE JOBPicking our favorite role from the dearly departed film idol, Burt Reynolds.-0:41:10 - CROSSING THE STREAMSHulu's "Castle Rock" excites Stephen King fans, John Krasinski is the new "Jack Ryan," strong women take the spotlight in the second season of "Ozark," the confounding street magic of "Magic for Humans," Sean Penn heads to Mars in "The First," a documentary about the real-life stars of "GLOW," Netflix picking up "Designated Survivor" for a third season, more "The End of the F------ World," a trailer for the new season of "The Man in the High Castle," the animated comedy "Paradise PD," "Iron Fist" improves with new episodes, documentary "Perfect Bid" exposes a "Price is Right" phenom, DC Universe streaming service is active, the financial risks for Disney's streaming plans and a surprising double eviction on "Big Brother."

EP47: Broke-Lahoma Thanks for listening to the Junto Show!The “Junto” is a club Benjamin Franklin founded way back when America was Great. The purpose of the Junto was to debate questions of morals, politics, and natural philosophy.  Our show’s not quite that stuffy, but here and there we stumble upon something profound between the geeky jokes.The Junto Show is three friends, one black, one white, and one Asian who get together and discuss the news of the day, leadership, pop culture, and whatever else comes to mind.  We bring our unique perspectives to the table and hash it all out.Real fans donate! https://www.patreon.com/juntoshowIn today’s show we Cover the following topics:Johnny is going to be a (Dog) Grandfather!Hot Take News (00:02:50) Oklahoma is a mess. The “Tax Cutting Experiment has left their public services way under funded The States are “laboratories of experimentation” Central Florida Schools are struggling to find money to pay for police in school, are cutting student programs to find funds. People are burning their Nike Gear after learning Nike has tapped Colin Kaepernick in their ad campaignCaptain’s Ready Room: Ice Breakers (00:20:10) We talk about ways to get to know strangers. Especially making that crucial first step.Pop Culture Segment (00:39:00) Crazy Rich Asians keeps going strong Lance loves the new Eminem Album Kamikaze Beau watched Childish Gambino’s Summertime Music Video Is Childish Gambino a more interesting artist than Drake? Johnny really enjoyed Juliet, Naked. Paradise P.D. Is like Family Guy and Brickleberry put together. Disenchantment is still finding its footing. Henry Cavill will be playing the main character in the Witcher Netflix Show.Show some love: https://www.patreon.com/juntoshow Useful LinksWith state budget in crisis, many Oklahoma schools hold classes four days a week https://www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/local/education/with-state-budget-in-crisis-many-oklahoma-schools-hold-classes-four-days-a-week/2017/05/27/24f73288-3cb8-11e7-8854-21f359183e8c_story.html?noredirect=onCentral Florida charter schools struggle to pay for on-campus officers required by new law http://www.orlandosentinel.com/features/education/school-zone/os-police-charter-schools-parkland-20180904-story.htmlTags: CrazyRichAsians Nike ColinKaepernick Netflix Popculture Education TaxCuts Disenchantment SchoolCops

I veckans avsnitt blir det snack om filmer som varit underskattade sedan de kom ut och som fått för lite kärlek genom åren. Som vanligt hamnar vi i SciFi/Action genren... Eller vad sägs om Predator 2! Book Of Eli! Machete Kills! Doom! Dredd! Judge Dredd! Street Fighter! Postal! Skattkammarplaneten! och så vidare.. Vi har även kikat på Netflixproduktionerna Paradise PD (Från skaparna av Brickleberry), Final Space (Fred Armisen) och The After Party (Harrison Holzer, Whiz Kalifa). http://hyperurl.co/CreativeMeltdownPod Besök gärna vår hemsida: www.createmelt.wordpress.com #iTunes #Applehttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/creative-meltdown-podcast/id1171487351 #Android #Smartphone #Samsunghttp://www.subscribeonandroid.com/creativemeltdownpodcast.podbean.com/feed/#Podbeanhttps://creativemeltdownpodcast.podbean.com #Acast https://www.acast.com/creativemeltdownpodcast #PlayerFMhttps://player.fm/series/creative-meltdown-podcast#Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/1WhckMo5QmkT37CNwSBO7Z?si=VxHA6h0dQiaZD-lNKrOwxwÂ

Jak prezentują się nowe seriale animowane na Netflix? Czy Rozczarowani nie rozczarowali? Dlaczego Paradise PD tak nas zachwyciło? Zabierzcie się z nami w podróż po dwóch różnych światach, które mają jeden wspólny mianownik: twórców, którzy są ojcami sukcesu The Simpsons, Futuramy czy Brickleberry.

Waco O'Guin and Roger Black met at the University of Georgia in 1999 and would go on to create The DAMN! Show which would eventually be picked up and repackaged as Stankervision by MTV2. Roger also worked with The Regular Guys as his character Yucko the Clown -- who would go on to be a featured on Howard Stern. In 2012 they created Brickleberry which was originally pitched to Fox and Adult Swim but was picked up by Comedy Central where, executive producer and the voice of not-so-cuddly bear Malloy, Daniel Tosh’s Tosh.0 was just gaining traction. The show ended after three hilariously irreverent seasons but Waco and Roger have gone on to create a new program set to premiere on August 31st on Netflix called Paradise PD -- featuring some Radio Labyrinth favorite voice actors such as Dana Snyder, Tom Kenney and Kyle Kinane. Welcome, Waco and Roger... Paradise PD https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradise_PD Waco O’Guin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waco_O%27Guin  Roger Black https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Black_(actor) #ParadisePD #Brickleberry #YuckoTheClown #UGA #TheDamnShow #TomKenney #KyleKinane #DanaSnyder #Netflix #ComedyCentral

Welcome to the Ink and Paint Girls podcast where we celebrate women working in animation and explore representation behind the scenes and on the screen. Ashley J. Long is the supervising director on Netflix's new series Paradise PD, being produced over at Bento Box animation, and at the time of this recording is the only female Supervising Director working on an adult prime-time show- and might just be the first in nearly 20 years! With meager beginnings as a production assistant on American Dad!, she became a storyboard revisionist and worked her way up continuing onto other shows like Brickleberry, The Awesomes, and Legends of Chamberlain Heights. She shares in depth what Supervising Directing entails, how she navigated and strategized to get to this creative leadership role, and how she asserts herself in a work environment without bulldozing others. It can be done! (This is part 1 of 2.) -----   Ink and Paint Girls on Social Media: Twitter: @InkNPaintGirls Instagram: @inkandpaintgirls

Paul and Al are back to talk about some comic adapted tv shows and movies as well as streaming services. Brickleberry [http://www.cc.com/shows/brickleberry] DC Comics Streaming Service [https://tinyurl.com/y7b8k85o] Drop Bears [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drop_bear] Dropping Iguanas [https://tinyurl.com/yadmhop4] Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/ThePopCulturePalace/] G33kpod [http://www.g33kpod.com] Minka Kelly [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1310368/] Paul's Twitter [https://twitter.com/paul_g33kpod] Pop Culture Palace [https://www.thepopculturepalace.com] Resurrections- An Adam Warlock and Thanos Podcast [http://resurrectionsadamwarlock.tumblr.com] Titans TV Show [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUfI2w-K3RE] Twitter [https://twitter.com/ThePcPalace] This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Robot Daughter stars Kiernan Shipka as Robbie, Jim Beaver as Ned, Jake Brennan as Dale, Tony Cavalero as Brian Kressler, Maria Blasucci as Shirley, Milana Vayntrub as Tiffany #1/Rhonda, Amy Aniobi as Tiffany #2/Girl in Class, Victoria Park as Tiffany #3/Voice on PA System/Random Partygoer, Ahmed Best as Hobo/Gang Member #2/Football Player #1/Hardass Boss/Cop, Joel Spence as Gang Member #1/Football Player #2/Cute Boy/Homeland Security Agent, and Andrew Reich with stage directions. In this episode, Andrew Reich interviews Greg White (Brickleberry) regarding his dead pilot, Robot Daughter. You'll also listen to live table read of Robot Daughter, performed by some of today's funniest comedic actors.  For more Dead Pilot Society episodes, please subscribe to the podcast! Make sure to like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram @deadpilotspod, on twitter @deadpilotspod, and visit our website at deadpilotssociety.com.  

Andy St Clair is a talented improvisor and writer from Chicago. He talks with me about performing at The Second City in Chicago, decisions to leave and move to Los Angeles, being host of the Treasure Hunters Roadshow and the guilt he felt from that, trying to develop a show at MYV for over a year and it falling apart, but getting his current job writing on Dr Ken through that experience, writing on Comedy Centrals Brickleberry, appearing on Arrested Development and Cougar Town, getting engaged, auditioning for SNL and so much more!!! Please Listen! Please Share! Please Enjoy! Twitter @ejscott @EJPodcast Instagram @ejscott1106 My website www.ejscott.com Charities to donate to www.crowdrise.com/7on7 RUNNING BLIND Documentary available omniscience's iTunes, Google Play, Amazon

Brickleberry creators Roger Black and Waco O'Guin join the show to talk the art of the TV pitch, transitioning to comics, Roger's antics as Yucko the Clown and an exclusive interview from a certain weed eater.

BEST OF COMEDY CENTRAL (highlights of 3 impactful interviews): Doug Herzog is the president of Viacom Music and Entertainment Group, he oversees MTV, VH1, Logo TV, Comedy Central, Palladia, Spike, and Epix. Before that he was the President of MTV, Comedy Central, Fox, and USA where he was instrumental in launching multiple Emmy winning shows like “South Park,” “The Daily Show,” “Colbert Report,” “Malcom in the Middle,” and “Monk.” // Jonas Larsen, is Comedy Central’s Senior Vice President, Talent and Specials, who oversees the production and development of original specials and tentpole events such as the Emmy-nominated “Comedy Central Roast” franchise “Roast Battle,” “Adam Devine’s House Party,” “This Is Not Happening”; the upcoming “G-d Damn Comedy Jam,” and a diverse slate of specials like the Emmy Award-winning “Night of Too Many Stars” benefit, the critically acclaimed “Jeff Ross Roasts Prisoners: Live at Brazos County Jail, ” and the Peabody Award-winning “DL Hughley: The Endangered List.”// Kent Alterman is the President of Content Development & Original Programming AT Comedy Central and oversees the development and production of all original content produced by the # 1 brand in comedy, where he is responsible for incubating new voices and concepts across all the network screens. Since taking over in 2010, Alterman and his team have more than doubled the amount of original series on the air than at any time in the history of the network…creating bona fide groundbreaking franchises series for Comedy Central, including “Workaholics,” “Kroll Show,” “Brickleberry,” “Nathan for You,” and the Emmy winning “Key & Peele,” Drunk History,” and “Inside Amy Schumer” 

Steve Cooper talks with comedy Mike Rowe. Mike, as a teenager, started as a stand up comic in New York City where he performed at such notable clubs as The Improv, The Comedy Cellar and Caroline's. From there he landed a job writing jokes for SNL's Weekend Update and sketches for shows on MTV, A&E and Comedy Central. This soon brought him to Hollywood where he wrote on a comedy sketch show starring Martin Short. This led to his sitcom writing career where he wrote and produced shows for such stars as George Clooney, Ted Danson and with Eddie Murphy on his animated show, The PJ's. This launched his animation career as a writer and producer on such series as Family Guy and Futurama. Along the way he was awarded 5 Emmy nominations (with 1 win), 2 Annine Awards (with 1 win) and a WGA Award for his Futurama episode, Game of Tones. He was also co-exectuive producer on Comedy Central's animated series Brickleberry and a contributing writer on Danny McBride's animated series CHOZEN on FX. In 2013 he wrote and produced a documentary on The Improv comedy club. It starred many of the comics Mike started with like; Larry David, Ray Romano and Sarah Silverman. He still finds time to write The Comedy Central Roasts every year and he's a contributor to Vanity Fair magazine.

KENT ALTERMAN is the president of content development & original programming at Comedy Central and, in his second stint at the network, oversees the development and production of all original content produced by the # 1 brand in comedy, where he is responsible for incubating new voices and concepts across all the network screens. Since taking over in 2010, Alterman and his development team have more than doubled the amount of original series on the air than at any time in the history of the network…creating bona fide franchises for comedy central, including groundbreaking series like “Workaholics,” “Key & Peele,”“Inside Amy Schumer,” “Kroll Show,” “Brickleberry,” “Nathan for You,”“Drunk History,” and “@Midnight.”  Additionally he overseas specials like “Night of Too Many Stars” and the Emmy nominated “Comedy Central Roasts.” prior to his present job, he started with Michael Moore’s “TV Nation” and then became the executive vice president at new line overseeing a diverse slate of films including the perennial christmas hit, “Elf,” and multiple Oscar nominated films, “A History of Violence” and “Little Children.”  additionally, he directed and executive produced new line’s feature film “Semi-Pro,” starring Will Ferrell, Andre Benjamin, and Woody Harrelson.

Who is James Bond named for? What in the world is snipe hunting? Where did the Magic 8-Ball come from? Reply hazy, try again later. In the meantime, Razzle sits down with Brickleberry creators Roger Black and Waco O'Guin at San Diego Comic-Con to search for the answers to all of these and more.

Jay Chandrasekhar (Broken Lizard, Super Troopers), Pete Holmes (You Made It Weird), Jerry Minor (SNL, Brickleberry, Mr. Show, Lucky Louie), John Roy, Horatio Sanz (SNL) all get Doug live at Largo! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s a light week in TV this time, with many shows taking the Labor Day weekend off. There are several comedies to preview, though, and big developments on several dramas, giving us plenty to talk about on the podcast. First we preview the premieres of Brickleberry, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The League, and Last ... The post The Televerse #105- Rome with Gabe Bucsko appeared first on PopOptiq.

On our Halloween Special we boldly break convention and neglect to discuss anything scary at all. No zombies, vampires, werewolves or ex-wives. We discuss whether the new Bond is trick or treat. Kiera Knightly tries her best to impress us in Seeking a Friend for the End of the World. We like when she tries her best. Meanwhile the cartoon world explodes in another feast of bad taste with Brickleberry, and Steve admits he is jealous of the sailors uniforms on the new military drama Last Resort. Mark and Steve are stunned to encounter such a positive Mike this week. They suspect fowl play, or at least a burd of some kind.

In this episode, I chat with TV writer/producer Michael Jamin, a very funny man whose credits include: "Just Shoot Me," "King Of The Hill," "Brickleberry," "Wilfred," and "Maron." Michael shares a lot of great stories from "the trenches" of some of TV's best writers' rooms. We also talk about everything from how King Lear relates to "Just Shoot Me" to working for the Dionne Warwick Psychic Friends Network to how cats make terrible co-stars to directing Mel Brooks.  MICHAEL JAMIN'S BIO Michael Jamin's first writing assignment was a freelance episode of "Lois & Clark:  The New Adventures of Superman."   The series was responsible for launching the career of Teri Hatcher, as well as ending the career of Dean Cain.  After stints on "Just Shoot Me" and "King of the Hill," he and his partner, Sivert Glarum, sold two sold numerous pilots to HBO and CBS, as well as a pair of movies to 20th Century Fox.  Recently, they served as showrunners on  "Glenn Martin, DDS," a stop-motion animation series starring Kevin Nealon, Catherine O'Hara and Judy Greer.  For two seasons, they resisted the studio's wishes to make the family dog talk, citing artistic integrity.  After the show's cancellation, they quickly sought work on a show about a talking dog:  "Wilfred" on FX. They then returned to their animated roots, writing the series "Brickleberry" for Comedy Central.  They are currently Executive Producing "Maron" a single-camera comedy coming soon to IFC.