J. Stewart Burns

J. Stewart Burns

Joseph Stewart Burns

Birth Date

12/4/1969 (56)

Biography

Joseph Stewart Burns, better known as J. Stewart Burns, is a television writer and producer most notable for his work on The Simpsons, Futurama, and Unhappily Ever After. Burns attended Harvard University, where he wrote for the Harvard Lampoon. Noted in the DVD commentaries of "The Deep South" and "Roswell That Ends Well", Burns has an M.A. in Mathematics from UC Berkeley, where he studied under John Rhodes.[citation needed] Burns is partly credited for The Simpsons’ inclusion of a number of complex mathematical concepts and jokes within the series. Burns was famously referenced in a 1993 Newsweek article about his decision to jump from pursuing a graduate degree in mathematics to writing comedy: "You could read the entire story of Ameri...

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Writing

Gender

Male

Total Credits

3

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Co-Executive Producer

Co-Executive Producer

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Yeardley Smith

Yeardley Smith

1 film together

David Silverman

David Silverman

1 film together

Al Jean

Al Jean

1 film together

Joel H. Cohen

Joel H. Cohen

1 film together

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