Inspired by the same directors thread, let's rank the writers.
In alphabethic order: Joel H. Cohen * John Frink * Freelancers* under Al Jean * Freelancers under Matt Selman * Tom Gammill & Max Pross * Dan Greaney * Al Jean * Brian Kelley * Ryan Koh * Rob LaZebnik * Tim Long (& Miranda Thompson) * Jeff Martin * Carolyn Omine * Michael Price * Matt Selman * J. Stewart Burns * Dan Vebber * Jeff Westbrook (18 points)
*FYI, as freeancers I always mean those writes, who:
1) got writer credit only once (actual freelancers);
2) got < 3 credits thoughtout all show, so it's hard to indicate their quality (i.e. Megan Amram, Cesar Mazariegos, Elisabeth Kiernan Averick etc.);
3) have a long gap between episodes (i.e. David Cohen);
4) skip regularry more than 1 production cycles (like Michael Ferris, David Stern, so on)
P.S. We all know, that "writer wrote episode" means "bunch of writers work on it, but only one is credited". However, there are some features for every "credited" writer
In alphabethic order: Joel H. Cohen * John Frink * Freelancers* under Al Jean * Freelancers under Matt Selman * Tom Gammill & Max Pross * Dan Greaney * Al Jean * Brian Kelley * Ryan Koh * Rob LaZebnik * Tim Long (& Miranda Thompson) * Jeff Martin * Carolyn Omine * Michael Price * Matt Selman * J. Stewart Burns * Dan Vebber * Jeff Westbrook (18 points)
*FYI, as freeancers I always mean those writes, who:
1) got writer credit only once (actual freelancers);
2) got < 3 credits thoughtout all show, so it's hard to indicate their quality (i.e. Megan Amram, Cesar Mazariegos, Elisabeth Kiernan Averick etc.);
3) have a long gap between episodes (i.e. David Cohen);
4) skip regularry more than 1 production cycles (like Michael Ferris, David Stern, so on)
P.S. We all know, that "writer wrote episode" means "bunch of writers work on it, but only one is credited". However, there are some features for every "credited" writer
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