- Jane
Espenson (born July 14, 1964) is an
American television writer and producer.
Espenson has
worked on both
situation comedies and
serial dramas. She...
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Archived from the
original on June 4, 2011.
Espenson, Jane (2003). "The
Writing Process". Jane
Espenson.com.
Archived from the
original on
April 11, 2013...
- and
Claire are an item.
Joining the
Litigation Division, he and
Jerry Espenson become friends, and he
enjoys something of a
mentoring relationship with...
- Series,
which never came to be.
Following Loeb are
Buffyverse alumni Jane
Espenson, Doug Petrie, Drew Z. Greenberg, and
Steven S.
DeKnight as well as comic...
- Ben Edlund,
Cheryl Cain,
Brett Matthews, Drew Z.
Greenberg and Jane
Espenson.
Espenson wrote an
essay on the
writing process with
Mutant Enemy Productions...
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social level. In 2012, he guest-starred in the
second season of the Jane
Espenson–scripted
romantic comedy web
series Husbands. From 2011 to 2017, Roiz was...
- and Joss Whedon) "Teeny" (by Jane
Espenson) "Lunch is Revolting!" (by Jane
Espenson) "The Back Room" (by Jane
Espenson) "Say Yo" (by
Steve DeKnight) Untitled...
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producer and
wrote three episodes,
including directing two of them. Jane
Espenson was
promoted to
producer and
wrote or co-wrote five episodes.
David Fury...
- an
American actor. He is well
known for his
portrayal of
Jerry "Hands"
Espenson in the
television series Boston Legal, for
which he was
nominated for three...
- "Checkpoint" (co-written with Jane
Espenson) "The
Weight of the World" "Flooded" (also director; co-written with Jane
Espenson) "As You Were" (also director)...
