[ SECRET POST #4143 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4143 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Hank Azaria, The Simpsons]


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03.
[Paul Hollywood, Great British Bake Off]


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04.
[All for One]


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05.
[Plato, philosophy(slash?)]


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06.
[Fear the Walking Dead]


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07.
[The Nanny]












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Comments

[maximumhusky]

Whedon wasn't the only writer on the show though. There were other writers responsible for making the show good IIRC.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, but Joss has always been super involved with his projects and kept close to his writers and their scripts. So often when the show was on air a fan would tell one of the other writers they loved a line in their episode and the writer would have to admit that Joss wrote it. Plus if any of the writers tried to switch dialogue tags on a scene to give Willow, Xander, or Giles a line that was originally meant for someone else, Joss would always catch them.

I think other writers wrote some great episodes, and watching some of their careers blossom has been a real joy but Whedon's projects are very much his, for good or ill.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I have heard several accounts about scenes from Buffy that I loved and credited to the episide’s writers, only to find out that their original plans for said scenes were pretty underwhelming and the final versions were ghostwritten by Whedon.