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'''Eddie Guzelian''' is an American writer and producer who serves as a writer of [[AMC]]'s ''[[The Walking Dead (TV Series)|The Walking Dead]]''.
   
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==Biography==
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'''Eddie Guzelian''' is an American writer and producer, known for Blood Punch (2014) (won Hoboken International Film Festival 2014 award, New Orleans Horror Film Festival 2014 jury award, & Dances With Films 2014 audience award), Power Rangers R.P.M. (2009) and The Penguins of Madagascar (2008) (Daytime Emmy nominee).
  
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Guzelian started his career in the late 1990s, working on Disney shows like ''American Dragon: Jake Long'', ''Kim Possible'', ''Hercules'', ''Fillmore'', and various direct-to-video material for the company.
   
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He also wrote the teleplay for ''A Miser Brother's Christmas'', the sequel to the Rankin/Bass special ''A Year without a Santa Claus''.
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Guzelian, who wrote family movies like Lilo & Stitch 2 and The Tigger Movie, ended up original showrunner for a languishing Power Rangers (new Disney property) franchise, in the early 2000s.
  
   
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== Episodes Written ==
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==Episodes Written==
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=== Season 8 ===
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===[[Season 8 (TV Series)|Season 8]]===
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* [[Dead or Alive Or]]
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*"[[Dead or Alive Or]]"
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* [[Still Gotta Mean Something]]
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*"[[Still Gotta Mean Something|Still Gotta Mean Something]]"
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=== Season 9 ===
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===[[Season 9 (TV Series)|Season 9]]===
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* [[Who Are You Now?]]
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*"[[Who Are You Now?]]"
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*"[[Chokepoint]]" (with [[David Leslie Johnson]])
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==Other Works==
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*''Unfabulous''
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*''Power Rangers RPM''
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*''The Penguins of Madagascar''
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*''Peter Rabbit''
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*''Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide''
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*''Johnny Test''
   
 
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*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0349966/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Eddie Guzelian on IMDB]
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*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0349966/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Eddie Guzelian on IMDb]
   
 
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Revision as of 22:19, 12 September 2019

Eddie Guzelian is an American writer and producer who serves as a writer of AMC's The Walking Dead.

Biography

Guzelian started his career in the late 1990s, working on Disney shows like American Dragon: Jake Long, Kim Possible, Hercules, Fillmore, and various direct-to-video material for the company.

He also wrote the teleplay for A Miser Brother's Christmas, the sequel to the Rankin/Bass special A Year without a Santa Claus.

Episodes Written

Season 8

Season 9

Other Works

  • Unfabulous
  • Power Rangers RPM
  • The Penguins of Madagascar
  • Peter Rabbit
  • Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide
  • Johnny Test

External Links

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Writers Adam Fierro (1) • Angela Kang (2-11) • Channing Powell (4-10) • Charles H. Eglee (1) • Corey Reed (5-11) • Curtis Gwinn (4) • David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick (2, 7-11) • Eddie Guzelian (8-9) • Eli Jorné (10) • Erik Mountain (10-11) • Evan T. Reilly (2-3) • Frank Darabont (1-2) • Frank Renzulli (3) • Geraldine Inoa (9-10) • Glen Mazzara (1-3) • Heather Bellson (5-6, 10) • Jack LoGiudice (1) • Jim Barnes (10-11) • Julia Ruchman (10-11) • Kevin Deiboldt (10-11) • LaToya Morgan (9, 11) • Magali Lozano (11) • Matt Negrete (4-9) • Nichole Beattie (3-4) • Nicole Mirante-Matthews (10-11) • Robert Kirkman (1-5) • Ryan C. Coleman (3) • Sang Kyu Kim (3) • Scott Gimple (2-9) • Seth Hoffman (4-6) • Vivian Tse (9-11)
Producers Adam Fierro (1) • Angela Kang (3-11) • Caleb Womble (4-9) • Channing Powell (4-10) • Charles H. Eglee (1) • Corey Reed (5-11) • Curtis Gwinn (4) • David Alpert (1-11) • Denise Huth (1-11) • Eli Jorné (10) • Evan T. Reilly (2-3) • Frank Darabont (1) • Gale Anne Hurd (1-11) • Geraldine Inoa (9-10) • Glen Mazzara (1-3) • Gregory Nicotero (1-11) • Heather Bellson (5-6) • Jack LoGiudice (1) • Jim Barnes (10-11) • Joe Incaprera (10-11) • Jolly Dale (3-6) • Julia Ruchman (10-11) • Kenneth Requa (3-5) • Kevin Deiboldt (10-11) • Matt Negrete (4-9) • Nichole Beattie (3-4) • Nicole Mirante-Matthews (10-11) • Paul Gadd (2-6) • Robert Kirkman (1-11) • Sang Kyu Kim (3) • Scott Gimple (2-11) • Seth Hoffman (4-6) • Skip Schoolnik (1) • Tom Luse (2-9)
Composers Bear McCreary (1-11) • Sam Ewing (10-11)
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