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This section has entries for all the people who have had a writing credit on ''[[Supernatural]]''. The [[Writer and Director Episode Guide]] lists each episode by director and writer. | This section has entries for all the people who have had a writing credit on ''[[Supernatural]]''. The [[Writer and Director Episode Guide]] lists each episode by director and writer. | ||
| − | The ''Supernatural'' writing team and post-production is based in LA while the show | + | The ''Supernatural'' writing team and post-production is based in LA while the show (except for [[1.01 Pilot]]) is filmed in Vancouver. |
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| − | + | Following a large roster of writers in season one (of which most were "freelancers"), ''Supernatural'' has had a core group of around eight writers each season. Writing on a TV show is not a solo effort -- story arcs and individual episodes will be developed and broken in collaboration with the writers' room. [[Eric Kripke]], [[Bob Singer]] and [[Sera Gamble]] in particular have had a much greater input and influence on the scripts than their individual writing credits indicate. In addition story editors and writers assistants have input at different parts of the scripts development. Some writers assistants have gained writing credits on the show including [[Emily McLaughlin]], [[Jenny Klein]], [[Jackson Stewart]] and [[John Bring]]. Stunt coordinator [[Lou Bollo]] has also received a "story by" credit for two episodes. | |
| − | Robert Singer, who has been co-showrunner (executive producer) since the beginning only has three episode writing credits, although he has input on all scripts. He stepped back from the | + | [[File:Spnwritersseason12.jpg |right|thumb|350px|Jared and Jensen visit the writers in LA in Season 12]] |
| + | It is normal practice for TV writers and directors to be given a producer or executive producer credit as they become more senior in the production team, although not all of these will actually take on roles more broadly involved in the show's production. Robert Singer, who has been co-showrunner (executive producer) since the beginning only has three episode writing credits, although he has input on all scripts. He stepped back from the executive producer role to consulting producer in season eleven, while still remaining one of the show's regular directors. With season twelve, Singer once again returned to the role as co-showrunner alongside Andrew Dabb. | ||
Some regular writers who have moved on from ''Supernatural'' include: | Some regular writers who have moved on from ''Supernatural'' include: | ||
| − | * [[John Shiban]] | + | * [[John Shiban]] was a writer and executive producer on ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0844653/ Legend of the Seeker]'', ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0903747/ Breaking Bad]'', ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1699748/ Hell on Wheels]'' and ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2094262/ Da Vinci's Demons.]'' |
| − | * [[Raelle Tucker]] | + | * [[Raelle Tucker]] was a writer and producer on ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0844441/ True Blood]'' and writer and executive producer on ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3230780/ The Returned]'' and last served as a writer and executive producer on ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2357547 Marvel's Jessica Jones.]''. She also produced and wrote ''Sacred Lies''. |
| − | * [[Cathryn Humphris]] | + | * [[Cathryn Humphris]], was a writer and executive story editor on ''[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0402095/ Mad Men]'', supervising producer on ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2191671/ Elementary]'', executive producer on ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1553656/ Under the Dome]'' and currently serves as a writer and co-executive producer on ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3560084/ NCIS: New Orleans.]'' |
| − | * [[Eric Kripke]] - | + | * [[Eric Kripke]] remained with ''Supernatural'' in a reduced capacity during season six, retaining an executive producer credit and writing the finale. He worked in a pre-production capacity in season seven and would officially step back from ''Supernatural'' during this time, when his new series ''[[Revolution]]'' went into production and began airing on NBC from 2012-2014. He is currently developing a series for USA Network, based on his own Vertigo comic series, ''Amped''. Kripke was also writer and executive producer for ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5511582/ Timeless]'' on NBC with Shawn Ryan. In November 2017 ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1190634/ The Boys]'', based on a comic by Garth Ennis and Darrick Robinson, was given the greenlight by Amazon Studios. |
| − | * [[Sera Gamble]] | + | * [[Sera Gamble]], left as showrunner and writer after [[:Category:Season 7|season seven]]. She became a writer and executive producer on ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3768572/ Aquarius]'' for two seasons. She currently writes and executive produces ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4254242/ The Magicians]'', which is in it's fourth season, and her show ''You'' has moved to Netflix from Lifetime after a successful first season. |
| − | * [[Ben Edlund]] | + | * [[Ben Edlund]] left after [[:Category:Season 8|season eight]] to write for ''Revolution'' with [[Eric Kripke]]. After the show's cancellation, Edlund has since written for ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3749900/ Gotham]'' and ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1851040/ Powers.]'' In 2016 Edlund created a new series based off his comic ''The Tick'' for Amazon which lasted two seasons. |
| − | * [[Adam Glass]] | + | * [[Adam Glass]] left after season ten and worked as an executive producer and writer on ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4364202/ Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders.]'' Glass currently works as a co-executive producer on ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6294706/ The Chi.]'' Adam has continued writing comics including ''Rough Riders'', ''Brik'' and ''Teen Titans''. |
| − | + | * [[Jeremy Carver]] left at the end of [[:Category:Season 5|Season 5]] to become writer and executive producer on the North American version of ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1595680/ Being Human]'' alongside his wife Anna Fricke, but returned as showrunner for ''Supernatural'' in [[:Category:Season 8|season eight]]. At the end of [[:Category:Season 11|season eleven]], Carver once again departed the show to write and executive produce ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5531470/ Frequency]'' for the CW, but retains an executive producer credit on ''Supernatural''. On May 14, 2018 it was announced Carver would write and executive produce a series based on the DC Comics series ''Doom Patrol'' for DC's new digital platform. | |
| − | [[Jeremy Carver]] left at the end of [[:Category:Season 5| | + | * [[Eric Charmelo]] & [[Nicole Snyder]] left after [[:Category:Season 6|season six]] to be creators and writers of ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1819654/ Ringer]'' for the CW, but returned as writers for [[:Category:Season 9|season nine]]. At the end of season eleven, the duo once again left the series after ABC picked up their new series ''Deja Vu.'' In 2016 the duo signed an overall deal with NBC Universal and served as consulting / executive producers and writers for NBC's ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5464086/ Midnight, Texas]'' for two seasons. 2019 saw the release of Charmelo & Snyder's first feature film, ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7772580/ The Perfection.]'' |
| − | + | * [[Robbie Thompson]] left ''Supernatural'' after five seasons at the end of season eleven. He is currently writing a number of titles for Marvel Comics, including ''[[Silk]]'', ''[[Spidey]]'' and ''[[Venom: Space Knight]]''. | |
| − | [[Eric Charmelo]] | + | * [[Jenny Klein]] moved on to write and co-produce for ''Marvel's Jessica Jones'' after season eleven. She also worked as a consulting producer for Ben Edlund's ''The Tick'' and has also gone on to write and produce for ''Marvel's Cloak & Dagger'', Facebook's ''Sacred Lies'' with Raelle Tucker, and currently the new series ''The Witcher'' for Netflix. |
| + | * [[Nancy Won]] moved on to write for Jeremy Carver's new series ''Frequency'' after working on Season 11 of ''Supernatural''. She later joined ''Marvel's Jessica Jones'' for its final season on Netflix. | ||
| + | * [[Steve Yockey]] left during season fifteen to write and executive produce the one-hour drama ''The Flight Attendant'' for the upcoming WarnerMedia streaming service. On April 14, 2022, it was announced that Yockey would serve as showrunner for ''Dead Boy Detectives'', which serves as a spin-off from ''Doom Patrol''. | ||
| + | * [[Robert Berens]] became executive producer and co-showrunner on the CW's reboot of Kung Fu in 2020. | ||
| + | * [[Davy Perez]] was announced as a writer and co-executive producer for the ''Star Trek: Discovery'' spin-off ''Star Trek: Strange New Worlds''. | ||
| + | * [[Andrew Dabb]] was announced as showrunner for Netflix's adaptation of ''Resident Evil'' on August 27, 2020. In September 2021, Dabb was also announced as having been tapped to showrunner an adaption of the comic book ''Grendel'' for Netflix as well. | ||
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* [[Andrew Dabb]] | * [[Andrew Dabb]] | ||
* [[Daniel Loflin]] | * [[Daniel Loflin]] | ||
| + | * [[Eugenie Ross-Leming]] | ||
* [[Brad Buckner]] | * [[Brad Buckner]] | ||
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* [[Robbie Thompson]] | * [[Robbie Thompson]] | ||
* [[Ben Edlund]] | * [[Ben Edlund]] | ||
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* [[John Bring]] | * [[John Bring]] | ||
| − | ==Season 12 Writers== | + | ==Seasons 12 and 13 Writers== |
| + | * [[Andrew Dabb]] | ||
| + | * [[Brad Buckner]] | ||
| + | * [[Eugenie Ross-Leming]] | ||
| + | * [[Robert Berens]] | ||
| + | * [[Davy Perez]] | ||
| + | * [[Meredith Glynn]] | ||
| + | * [[Steve Yockey]] | ||
| + | * [[John Bring]] (Season 12) | ||
| + | * [[Robert Singer]] (Season 13) | ||
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| + | ==Season 14 Writers== | ||
* [[Andrew Dabb]] | * [[Andrew Dabb]] | ||
| + | * [[Brad Buckner]] | ||
* [[Eugenie Ross-Leming]] | * [[Eugenie Ross-Leming]] | ||
| + | * [[Robert Berens]] | ||
| + | * [[Davy Perez]] | ||
| + | * [[Meredith Glynn]] | ||
| + | * [[Steve Yockey]] | ||
| + | * [[Meghan Fitzmartin]] | ||
| + | * [[Nick Vaught]] | ||
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| + | ==Season 15 Writers== | ||
| + | * [[Andrew Dabb]] | ||
* [[Brad Buckner]] | * [[Brad Buckner]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Eugenie Ross-Leming]] |
* [[Robert Berens]] | * [[Robert Berens]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Davy Perez]] |
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* [[Steve Yockey]] | * [[Steve Yockey]] | ||
* [[Meredith Glynn]] | * [[Meredith Glynn]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Jeremy Adams]] |
==Writers on Twitter== | ==Writers on Twitter== | ||
| − | * | + | * [[Andrew Dabb]] on [https://twitter.com/andrewdabb @andrewdabb] |
| − | * | + | * [[Robert Berens]]: [https://twitter.com/robertberens @robertberens] |
| − | * | + | * [[John Bring]]: [https://twitter.com/the_john_bring/ @the_john_bring] |
| − | * | + | * [[Davy Perez]]: [https://twitter.com/davyperez @davyperez] |
| − | * | + | * [[Meredith Glynn]]: [https://twitter.com/mercuda @mercuda] |
| − | * | + | * [[Jeremy Adams]]: [https://twitter.com/spacekicker @spacekicker] |
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[[Category:Cast & Crew]] | [[Category:Cast & Crew]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:12, 16 May 2022
The wonderful thing about Supernatural is that it attracts the kind of writer that has this vast love for genre and horror. People that come in to interview for this job who have this encyclopedia knowledge. We just sit and chew the shit for an hour about this sort of thing. It’s sort of like having coffee with geeky friends.
This section has entries for all the people who have had a writing credit on Supernatural. The Writer and Director Episode Guide lists each episode by director and writer.
The Supernatural writing team and post-production is based in LA while the show (except for 1.01 Pilot) is filmed in Vancouver.
Following a large roster of writers in season one (of which most were "freelancers"), Supernatural has had a core group of around eight writers each season. Writing on a TV show is not a solo effort -- story arcs and individual episodes will be developed and broken in collaboration with the writers' room. Eric Kripke, Bob Singer and Sera Gamble in particular have had a much greater input and influence on the scripts than their individual writing credits indicate. In addition story editors and writers assistants have input at different parts of the scripts development. Some writers assistants have gained writing credits on the show including Emily McLaughlin, Jenny Klein, Jackson Stewart and John Bring. Stunt coordinator Lou Bollo has also received a "story by" credit for two episodes.
It is normal practice for TV writers and directors to be given a producer or executive producer credit as they become more senior in the production team, although not all of these will actually take on roles more broadly involved in the show's production. Robert Singer, who has been co-showrunner (executive producer) since the beginning only has three episode writing credits, although he has input on all scripts. He stepped back from the executive producer role to consulting producer in season eleven, while still remaining one of the show's regular directors. With season twelve, Singer once again returned to the role as co-showrunner alongside Andrew Dabb.
Some regular writers who have moved on from Supernatural include:
- John Shiban was a writer and executive producer on Legend of the Seeker, Breaking Bad, Hell on Wheels and Da Vinci's Demons.
- Raelle Tucker was a writer and producer on True Blood and writer and executive producer on The Returned and last served as a writer and executive producer on Marvel's Jessica Jones.. She also produced and wrote Sacred Lies.
- Cathryn Humphris, was a writer and executive story editor on Mad Men, supervising producer on Elementary, executive producer on Under the Dome and currently serves as a writer and co-executive producer on NCIS: New Orleans.
- Eric Kripke remained with Supernatural in a reduced capacity during season six, retaining an executive producer credit and writing the finale. He worked in a pre-production capacity in season seven and would officially step back from Supernatural during this time, when his new series Revolution went into production and began airing on NBC from 2012-2014. He is currently developing a series for USA Network, based on his own Vertigo comic series, Amped. Kripke was also writer and executive producer for Timeless on NBC with Shawn Ryan. In November 2017 The Boys, based on a comic by Garth Ennis and Darrick Robinson, was given the greenlight by Amazon Studios.
- Sera Gamble, left as showrunner and writer after season seven. She became a writer and executive producer on Aquarius for two seasons. She currently writes and executive produces The Magicians, which is in it's fourth season, and her show You has moved to Netflix from Lifetime after a successful first season.
- Ben Edlund left after season eight to write for Revolution with Eric Kripke. After the show's cancellation, Edlund has since written for Gotham and Powers. In 2016 Edlund created a new series based off his comic The Tick for Amazon which lasted two seasons.
- Adam Glass left after season ten and worked as an executive producer and writer on Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders. Glass currently works as a co-executive producer on The Chi. Adam has continued writing comics including Rough Riders, Brik and Teen Titans.
- Jeremy Carver left at the end of Season 5 to become writer and executive producer on the North American version of Being Human alongside his wife Anna Fricke, but returned as showrunner for Supernatural in season eight. At the end of season eleven, Carver once again departed the show to write and executive produce Frequency for the CW, but retains an executive producer credit on Supernatural. On May 14, 2018 it was announced Carver would write and executive produce a series based on the DC Comics series Doom Patrol for DC's new digital platform.
- Eric Charmelo & Nicole Snyder left after season six to be creators and writers of Ringer for the CW, but returned as writers for season nine. At the end of season eleven, the duo once again left the series after ABC picked up their new series Deja Vu. In 2016 the duo signed an overall deal with NBC Universal and served as consulting / executive producers and writers for NBC's Midnight, Texas for two seasons. 2019 saw the release of Charmelo & Snyder's first feature film, The Perfection.
- Robbie Thompson left Supernatural after five seasons at the end of season eleven. He is currently writing a number of titles for Marvel Comics, including Silk, Spidey and Venom: Space Knight.
- Jenny Klein moved on to write and co-produce for Marvel's Jessica Jones after season eleven. She also worked as a consulting producer for Ben Edlund's The Tick and has also gone on to write and produce for Marvel's Cloak & Dagger, Facebook's Sacred Lies with Raelle Tucker, and currently the new series The Witcher for Netflix.
- Nancy Won moved on to write for Jeremy Carver's new series Frequency after working on Season 11 of Supernatural. She later joined Marvel's Jessica Jones for its final season on Netflix.
- Steve Yockey left during season fifteen to write and executive produce the one-hour drama The Flight Attendant for the upcoming WarnerMedia streaming service. On April 14, 2022, it was announced that Yockey would serve as showrunner for Dead Boy Detectives, which serves as a spin-off from Doom Patrol.
- Robert Berens became executive producer and co-showrunner on the CW's reboot of Kung Fu in 2020.
- Davy Perez was announced as a writer and co-executive producer for the Star Trek: Discovery spin-off Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
- Andrew Dabb was announced as showrunner for Netflix's adaptation of Resident Evil on August 27, 2020. In September 2021, Dabb was also announced as having been tapped to showrunner an adaption of the comic book Grendel for Netflix as well.
Well, there's only one explanation. Obviously I'm a god... I'm definitely a god. A cruel, cruel, capricious god.
– Chuck Shurley aka Carver Edlund, 4.18 The Monster At The End Of This Book
Supernatural's meta commentary on writers took the form of Chuck Shurley who we meet in 4.18 The Monster at the End of This Book. His name Carver Edlund was a portmanteau of Jeremy Carver and Ben Edlund. (In the same episode writers Sera Gamble and Julie Siege appear in the form of the Publisher who was called Sera Seige in the script Source). Chuck is an author who wrote the Supernatural book series, and continued to write even though the books were no longer being published. Unbeknownst to him, the inspiration of the books was divine - as he is a prophet of God. At the end of season five, it is suggested that Chuck may in fact be God.
The metaphor is of the writer as creator. The character is an avatar for Kripke himself (Source) and is used to comment on the text and process of writing with reference to specific past episodes of the show. This metaphor would also hold then that God, the creator, was also the writer. We have a trinity here - Chuck, Kripke and God.
In 6.15 The French Mistake, Sera Gamble was portrayed as the new showrunner no-one would listen to, Bob Singer was the world weary producer/director and Eric Kripke was hoping to hit the big time with his new script Octacobra.
The following list contains people with story as well as episode credits for writing.
Season 1 Writers
- Eric Kripke
- Sera Gamble
- Raelle Tucker
- Richard Hatem
- Ron Milbauer
- Terri Hughes Burton
- John Shiban
- Rachel Nave
- Bill Coakley
- Patrick Sean Smith
- Brad Buckner
- Eugenie Ross-Leming
- Trey Callaway
- Daniel Knauf
- David Ehrman
- Cathryn Humphris
Season 2 Writers
- Eric Kripke
- John Shiban
- Sera Gamble
- Raelle Tucker
- Ben Edlund
- Matt Witten
- Cathryn Humphris
- Michael T. Moore
Season 3 Writers
- Eric Kripke
- Sera Gamble
- Ben Edlund
- Robert Singer
- Jeremy Carver
- Cathryn Humphris
- Laurence Andries
- Emily McLaughlin
Season 4 Writers
- Eric Kripke
- Sera Gamble
- Lou Bollo
- Jeremy Carver
- Cathryn Humphris
- Ben Edlund
- Andrew Dabb
- Daniel Loflin
- Julie Siege
- Trevor Sands
- Nancy Weiner
Season 5 Writers
- Eric Kripke
- Sera Gamble
- Jeremy Carver
- Ben Edlund
- Julie Siege
- Andrew Dabb
- Daniel Loflin
- Jenny Klein
- Nancy Weiner
- Rebecca Dessertine
- Harvey Fedor
- David Reed
- Eric "Giz" Gerwirtz
Season 6 Writers
- Sera Gamble
- Adam Glass
- Ben Edlund
- Andrew Dabb
- Daniel Loflin
- Brett Matthews
- David Reed
- Eric Charmelo
- Nicole Snyder
- Jenny Klein
- Robert Singer
- Jackson Stewart
- Eric Kripke
Season 7 Writers
- Sera Gamble
- Ben Edlund
- Andrew Dabb
- Daniel Loflin
- Adam Glass
- Brad Buckner
- Eugenie Ross-Leming
- Robbie Thompson
- Ben Acker
- Ben Blacker
- Robert Singer
- Jenny Klein
Season 8 Writers
- Jeremy Carver
- Andrew Dabb
- Daniel Loflin
- Eugenie Ross-Leming
- Brad Buckner
- Robbie Thompson
- Ben Edlund
- Adam Glass
- Jenny Klein
Season 9 and 10 Writers
- Jeremy Carver
- Andrew Dabb
- Brad Buckner
- Eugenie Ross-Leming
- Robbie Thompson
- Eric Charmelo
- Nicole Snyder
- Robert Berens
- Adam Glass
- Jenny Klein
Season 11 Writers
- Jeremy Carver
- Andrew Dabb
- Eugenie Ross-Leming
- Brad Buckner
- Robbie Thompson
- Nancy Won
- Robert Berens
- Eric Charmelo
- Nicole Snyder
- Jenny Klein
- John Bring
Seasons 12 and 13 Writers
- Andrew Dabb
- Brad Buckner
- Eugenie Ross-Leming
- Robert Berens
- Davy Perez
- Meredith Glynn
- Steve Yockey
- John Bring (Season 12)
- Robert Singer (Season 13)
Season 14 Writers
- Andrew Dabb
- Brad Buckner
- Eugenie Ross-Leming
- Robert Berens
- Davy Perez
- Meredith Glynn
- Steve Yockey
- Meghan Fitzmartin
- Nick Vaught
Season 15 Writers
- Andrew Dabb
- Brad Buckner
- Eugenie Ross-Leming
- Robert Berens
- Davy Perez
- Steve Yockey
- Meredith Glynn
- Jeremy Adams
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