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| + | |born = Amy Sherman |
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| + | |birthday = 24 January 1966 (age 53) |
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| + | |town = Van Nuys, CA |
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| + | |years = 1990–present |
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| + | |occupation = Writer, director, producer |
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| + | |affiliation = Dorothy Parker Drank Here Productions |
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| + | }}{{Quote|I really feel like the s–t in your family never really gets worked out. But that’s what’s so great about family. That’s why the show was a great show to write. You’re never going to run out of conflict.|ASP's view on family<ref>http://tvline.com/2016/07/27/gilmore-girls-cast-tca-2016-panel-lauren-graham-alexis-bledel-netflix-revival/</ref>}}'''Amy Sherman-Palladino''' is the creator of and was, for the first 6 seasons, a writer, executive producer and the show-runner on WB drama [[Gilmore Girls]]. |
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+ | == Career == |
| ⚫ | Amy Sherman-Palladino created [[Gilmore Girls]], which premiered in October 2000. Sherman-Palladino wrote 51 episodes of the series, and directed 15 episodes as well. After concluding her time on Gilmore Girls, Sherman-Palladino later created a half-hour comedy for FOX entitled "The Return of Jezebel James." In 2012, she created a new show for ABC Family, "Bunheads." [[Kelly Bishop]] ([[Emily Gilmore]]) was one of the stars of Bunheads. [[Rose Abdoo]] ([[Gypsy]]) and [[Gregg Henry]] ([[Mitchum Huntzberger]]) both appeared in multiple episodes of the show. |
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| − | ===Season 1=== |
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| − | [[1.01]] • [[1.02]] • [[1.06]] • [[1.09]] • [[1.12]] • [[1.14]] • [[1.17]] • [[1.18]] |
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| + | In June 2016, Amazon picked up a new series by Amy Sherman-Palladino entitled ''[http://marvelousmrsmaisel.wikia.com/?wiki-welcome=1 The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel]'', a story of a 1950s housewife attempting to become the first ever female stand-up. As Sherman-Palladino's production company is named for Dorothy Parker and reference to her writing and jokes feature prominently in early Gilmore seasons, the series could prove an homage to a lifelong inspiration<ref>http://www.vanityfair.com/preview/articles/5756c65e34d59c8547b42a7e</ref>. |
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| − | ===Season 2=== |
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| − | [[2.01]] • [[2.16]] • [[2.19]] • [[2.22]] |
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+ | == Season 8 == |
| + | :''Main page: [[Season 8]]'' |
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| − | [[3.01]] • [[3.02]] • [[3.07]] • [[3.08]] • [[3.13]] • [[3.16]] • [[3.18]] • [[3.20]] • [[3.21]] |
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| + | In 2015, Sherman-Palladino and husband [[Daniel Palladino]] closed a deal with Netflix and Warner Bros. to create four 90-minute episodes of [[Gilmore Girls]] as a conclusion to the series. Filming commenced February 2, 2016 and concluded on June 30, 2016. Sherman-Palladino and [[Daniel Palladino]] have written and directed all four episodes. |
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| − | ===Season 4=== |
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| − | [[4.01]] • [[4.03]] • [[4.06]] • [[4.09]] • [[4.13]] • [[4.14]] • [[4.17]] • [[4.20]] • [[4.22]] |
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+ | ==Gilmore Girls== |
| + | '''written''' |
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| − | [[5.01]] • [[5.03]] • [[5.08]] • [[5.10]] • [[5.13]] • [[5.15]] • [[5.19]] • [[5.22]] |
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| + | :<small>[[Pilot]] • [[The Lorelais' First Day at Chilton]] • [[Rory's Birthday Parties]] • [[Rory's Dance]] • [[Double Date]] • [[That Damn Donna Reed]] • [[The Breakup, Part 2]] • [[The Third Lorelai]] </small> |
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| + | :<small>[[Sadie, Sadie...]] • [[There's the Rub]] • [[Teach Me Tonight]] • [[I Can't Get Started]] </small> |
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| − | ===Season 6=== |
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| − | [[6.01]] • [[6.07]] • [[6.09]] |
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| + | :<small>[[Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days]] • [[Haunted Leg]] • [[They Shoot Gilmores, Don't They?]] • [[Let the Games Begin]] • [[Dear Emily and Richard]] • [[The Big One]] • [[Happy Birthday, Baby]] • [[Say Goodnight, Gracie]] • [[Here Comes the Son]] </small> |
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| − | ==Episodes directed== |
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| − | ===Season 2=== |
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| − | [[2.01]] • [[2.02]] • [[1.21]] • [[2.05]] • [[2.13]] • [[2.15]] • [[2.22]] |
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| + | :<small>[[The Lorelais' First Day at Yale]] • [[The Hobbit, The Sofa and Digger Stiles]] • [[An Affair to Remember]] • [[Ted Koppel's Big Night Out]] • [[Nag Hammadi Is Where They Found the Gnostic Gospels]] • [[The Incredible Shrinking Lorelais]] • [[Girls in Bikinis, Boys Doin' the Twist]] • [[Luke Can See Her Face]] • [[Raincoats and Recipes]] </small> |
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| − | ===Season 3=== |
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| − | [[3.01]] • [[3.21]] |
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| + | :<small>[[Say Goodbye to Daisy Miller]] • [[Written In The Stars]] • [[The Party's Over]] • [[But Not as Cute as Pushkin]] • [[Wedding Bell Blues]] • [[Jews and Chinese Food]] • [[But I'm a Gilmore!]] • [[A House Is Not a Home]] </small> |
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| − | ===Season 4=== |
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| − | [[4.01]] • [[4.22]] |
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| + | :<small>[[New and Improved Lorelai]] • [[Twenty-One is the Loneliest Number]] • [[The Prodigal Daughter Returns]]</small> |
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| − | ===Season 5=== |
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| − | [[5.01]] • [[5.13]] • [[5.22]] |
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| + | :<small>[[Winter]] • [[Fall]]</small> |
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| − | ===Season 6=== |
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| − | [[6.01]] • [[6.09]] |
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| + | '''directed''' |
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| + | :<small>[[Sadie, Sadie...]] • [[Hammers and Veils]] • [[Nick & Nora/Sid & Nancy]] • [[A-Tisket, A-Tasket]] • [[Lost and Found]] • [[I Can't Get Started]] </small> |
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| − | [[Category:Writers|Sherman-Palladino, Amy]] |
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| + | :<small>[[Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days]] • [[Here Comes the Son]] </small> |
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| + | :<small>[[The Lorelais' First Day at Yale]] • [[Raincoats and Recipes]] </small> |
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| + | :<small>[[Say Goodbye to Daisy Miller]] • [[Wedding Bell Blues]] • [[A House Is Not a Home]] </small> |
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| + | :<small>[[New and Improved Lorelai]] • [[The Prodigal Daughter Returns]]</small> |
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| + | :<small>[[Winter]] • [[Fall]]</small> |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| + | *Due to a contract dispute with the then-new CW network, Sherman-Palladino left Gilmore Girls after the end of [[Season 6]], and was replaced by [[David S. Rosenthal]]. |
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| + | == Notes and References == |
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| + | <references /> |
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| + | [[Category:Gilmore Girls]] |
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| + | [[Category:Creators]] |
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Revision as of 07:38, 3 January 2020
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- "I really feel like the s–t in your family never really gets worked out. But that’s what’s so great about family. That’s why the show was a great show to write. You’re never going to run out of conflict."
- —ASP's view on family[1]
Amy Sherman-Palladino is the creator of and was, for the first 6 seasons, a writer, executive producer and the show-runner on WB drama Gilmore Girls.
Career
Amy Sherman-Palladino created Gilmore Girls, which premiered in October 2000. Sherman-Palladino wrote 51 episodes of the series, and directed 15 episodes as well. After concluding her time on Gilmore Girls, Sherman-Palladino later created a half-hour comedy for FOX entitled "The Return of Jezebel James." In 2012, she created a new show for ABC Family, "Bunheads." Kelly Bishop (Emily Gilmore) was one of the stars of Bunheads. Rose Abdoo (Gypsy) and Gregg Henry (Mitchum Huntzberger) both appeared in multiple episodes of the show.
In June 2016, Amazon picked up a new series by Amy Sherman-Palladino entitled The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, a story of a 1950s housewife attempting to become the first ever female stand-up. As Sherman-Palladino's production company is named for Dorothy Parker and reference to her writing and jokes feature prominently in early Gilmore seasons, the series could prove an homage to a lifelong inspiration[2].
Season 8
- Main page: Season 8
In 2015, Sherman-Palladino and husband Daniel Palladino closed a deal with Netflix and Warner Bros. to create four 90-minute episodes of Gilmore Girls as a conclusion to the series. Filming commenced February 2, 2016 and concluded on June 30, 2016. Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino have written and directed all four episodes.
Gilmore Girls
written
- Pilot • The Lorelais' First Day at Chilton • Rory's Birthday Parties • Rory's Dance • Double Date • That Damn Donna Reed • The Breakup, Part 2 • The Third Lorelai
- Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days • Haunted Leg • They Shoot Gilmores, Don't They? • Let the Games Begin • Dear Emily and Richard • The Big One • Happy Birthday, Baby • Say Goodnight, Gracie • Here Comes the Son
- The Lorelais' First Day at Yale • The Hobbit, The Sofa and Digger Stiles • An Affair to Remember • Ted Koppel's Big Night Out • Nag Hammadi Is Where They Found the Gnostic Gospels • The Incredible Shrinking Lorelais • Girls in Bikinis, Boys Doin' the Twist • Luke Can See Her Face • Raincoats and Recipes
- Say Goodbye to Daisy Miller • Written In The Stars • The Party's Over • But Not as Cute as Pushkin • Wedding Bell Blues • Jews and Chinese Food • But I'm a Gilmore! • A House Is Not a Home
directed
- Sadie, Sadie... • Hammers and Veils • Nick & Nora/Sid & Nancy • A-Tisket, A-Tasket • Lost and Found • I Can't Get Started
Trivia
- Due to a contract dispute with the then-new CW network, Sherman-Palladino left Gilmore Girls after the end of Season 6, and was replaced by David S. Rosenthal.