Cartoon Network's first original TV movie, which I co-created, co-wrote and executive produced. It's about a 12-year-old kid named Jimmy Roberts who has a horrible accident at an amusement park and needs an emergency brain transplant. The only brain available is the frozen brain of a famous cartoonist, Milt Appleday. Once Jimmy gets the brain, he sees Milt's cartoons wherever he goes, and his already awkward life is made all the more awkward.
Re-Animated premiered in 2007 as the highest-rated movie or special in Cartoon Network's history. A TV series based on Re-Animated, titled Out of Jimmy’s Head, premiered on Cartoon Network in 2007 and 2008. I co-wrote and executive produced all 20 half-hour episodes of the show.
Cartoon Network's hit animated series about what happens to imaginary friends once kids outgrow them. I was a writer on Foster's for four seasons and wrote the series finale. I also co-wrote the 90-minute Foster's TV movie, Destination Imagination, for which I received a 2008-2009 Primetime Emmy award for "Best Animated Program (One Hour or More)."
Adventure Time is an animated comedy on Cartoon Network about a 12-year-old boy and his talking dog who have adventures in the magical land of Ooo. It’s really weird and really awesome. I was a writer for the first season of the show. I am nominated for a 2010 Emmy award for my work on the episode, "My Two Favorite People."
I am head writer for the new Disney animated series, Fish Hooks, which will premiere in September 2010. I am also co-writing the second season of the web series In Gayle We Trust, for NBC/Universal.
