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| rdfs:comment | - Greg Daniels is a prolific television writer, director and producer. He wrote for HBO's Not Necessarily the News before becoming a prominent writer for Saturday Night Live and a producer for several important episodes of The Simpsons. As a writer/director for The Office, he played a big role in sixteen episodes spanning from season one to five. Greg Daniels was also the director and one of two head writers for Parks and Recreation's "Pilot" episode as well as a co-creator of the series along with Michael Schur.
- Greg Daniels is the developer and executive producer for The Office. He is also a writer and director for the show.He also portrays Fern Widgale, the yarn salesman who lives next door to Michael Scott. In a deleted story line from the episode Dinner Party, Jan reveals that it was she who spray-painted a rude word on the neighbor's dog. Fern's boyfriend is portrayed by writer Lester Lewis. His son Spencer (Jake Palmer) and daughter Haley (Abby) appeared in Take Your Daughter to Work Day.
- Greg Daniels is an American television comedy writer, producer, and director.
- Greg Daniels is an American writer. He wrote for The Simpsons during seasons 5 - 7. He began his career as a writer on HBO's satirical news show Not Necessarily the News before moving to Saturday Night Live. He spent three seasons at SNL, winning an Emmy Award in the process. In 1992, he co-wrote an episode of Seinfeld entitled "The Parking Space", which aired during the third season. After leaving The Simpsons, he co-created King of the Hill with Mike Judge. More recently, Daniels adapted the popular BBC series The Office for NBC in the U.S. to great success.
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| abstract | - Greg Daniels is a prolific television writer, director and producer. He wrote for HBO's Not Necessarily the News before becoming a prominent writer for Saturday Night Live and a producer for several important episodes of The Simpsons. As a writer/director for The Office, he played a big role in sixteen episodes spanning from season one to five. Greg Daniels was also the director and one of two head writers for Parks and Recreation's "Pilot" episode as well as a co-creator of the series along with Michael Schur.
- Greg Daniels is the developer and executive producer for The Office. He is also a writer and director for the show.He also portrays Fern Widgale, the yarn salesman who lives next door to Michael Scott. In a deleted story line from the episode Dinner Party, Jan reveals that it was she who spray-painted a rude word on the neighbor's dog. Fern's boyfriend is portrayed by writer Lester Lewis. His son Spencer (Jake Palmer) and daughter Haley (Abby) appeared in Take Your Daughter to Work Day.
- Greg Daniels is an American writer. He wrote for The Simpsons during seasons 5 - 7. He began his career as a writer on HBO's satirical news show Not Necessarily the News before moving to Saturday Night Live. He spent three seasons at SNL, winning an Emmy Award in the process. In 1992, he co-wrote an episode of Seinfeld entitled "The Parking Space", which aired during the third season. After leaving The Simpsons, he co-created King of the Hill with Mike Judge. More recently, Daniels adapted the popular BBC series The Office for NBC in the U.S. to great success. Daniels attended Harvard University and wrote for the Harvard Lampoon with Conan O'Brien.
- Greg Daniels is an American television comedy writer, producer, and director.
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