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Roger EschbacherOriginally from St. Louis, Missouri, Roger Eschbacher made his first television appearance on the late-night sketch show "Fridays" back in 1981. Later he became a main company member of Los Angeles' popular "Groundlings" and has worked as a comic actor on many top shows including "Cheers", "Seinfeld"... See full bio » |
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Writer (16 titles)
2012-2013
Littlest Pet Shop
(TV series)
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Summertime Blues
(2013)
(story / teleplay)
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What Did You Say?
(2013)
(story / teleplay)
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Topped with Buttercream
(2013)
(story / written by)
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Dumb Dumbwaiter
(2012)
(story / teleplay)
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Bad Hair Day
(2012)
(written by)
2010-2011
Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
(TV series)
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The Siren's Song
(2011)
(writer)
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The Wild Brood
(2011)
(writer)
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Battle of the Humungonauts
(2010)
(writer)
2006-2007
My Gym Partner's a Monkey
(TV series)
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Uniformity/Pants in Space
(2007)
(written by / segment "Uniformity")
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Mongoosed/Mellow Fellows
(2007)
(written by / segment "Mongoosed")
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Making the Grade/One Lump or Tutor
(2006)
(writer)
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Carny Crazy/Up and Adam
(2006)
(writer)
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Lupe in Love/Jake's Day Off
(2006)
(writer)
2001-2004
Rocket Power
(TV series)
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Merv Links to Otto/Big Air
(2004)
(writer)
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Enter the Hawk-Trix/Vert vs. Street
(2001)
(writer)
2000-2001
The Angry Beavers
(TV series)
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The Big Frog/Dag Con Carny
(2001)
(writer / segment "Dag Con Carny")
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Specs Appeal/Things That Go Hook in the Night
(2001)
(writer / segment "Specs Appeal")
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Driving Misses Daggett/Big Fun
(2000)
(writer / segment "Big Fun")
1998-2000
Histeria!
(TV series)
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North America
(2000)
(written by)
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World War II
(1999)
(written by)
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Presidential People
(1999)
(written by)
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Return to China
(1998)
(written by)
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Hooray for Presidents
(1998)
(written by)
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