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Revision as of 10:23, 8 October 2013
| J. Stewart Burns | |
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| Profession | Writer Producer |
| IMDB profile | nm0122695 |
| Wikipedia has information unrelated to Futurama | |
| Category of commentaries in which J. Stewart Burns participated | |
J. Stewart Burns is a writer for Futurama as well as The Simpsons. He wrote episodes in the first three seasons of the first run of Futurama, as well as the Futurama game. After not having written any episodes for season 4 or the films, he returned for season 6 where he wrote "Neutopia".
Written Episodes
- "My Three Suns" (1ACV07)
- "Mars University" (1ACV11)
- "A Head in the Polls" (2ACV03)
- "The Deep South" (2ACV12)
- "The Cryonic Woman" (2ACV19)
- "Where the Buggalo Roam" (3ACV10)
- "Roswell that Ends Well" (3ACV19)
- "Neutopia" (6ACV20)
- Futurama (video game)
- "Simpsorama" [1]
References
- ^ Dan Snierson (20 July 2013). 'The Simpsons' to join forces with 'Futurama' for crossover episode. (Entertainment Weekly.) Retrieved on 24 July 2013.
External links
| Futurama writers | |
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| Current writers | J. Stewart Burns • David X. Cohen • Aaron Ehasz • Matt Groening • Eric Horsted • Ken Keeler • Lewis Morton • Neil Mukhopadhyay • Carolyn Premish • Eric Rogers • Michael Rowe • Michael Saikin • Dan Vebber • Patric M. Verrone • Josh Weinstein • Maiya Williams |
| Former writers | David A. Goodman • Jason Gorbett • Evan Gore • Kristin Gore • Darin Henry • Eric Kaplan • Brian Kelley • Scott Kirby • Heather Lombard • Mirsky • Bill Odenkirk • Ron Weiner • Jeff Westbrook |