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Line 2: [[File:mutantenemy.jpg\|frame\|Grr. Arrgh.]] The production company that made ''[[~~Firefly (TV)\|~~Firefly]]'', ''[[~~Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV)\|~~Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'', ''[[~~Angel (TV)\|~~Angel]]'', ''[[~~Doctor~~Dr. ~~Horribles~~Horrible's Sing -Along Blog]]'', and ''[[Dollhouse]]''. All about [[Joss Whedon]]. Origin: "Mutant Enemy" was the nickname Joss Whedon gave to the typewriter upon which he started his writing career, and came from the [[Yes]] song "And You And I" (specifically, the third section of the song entitled "The Teacher and the Preacher"), a band Whedon is a big fan of. This song was inspired by [[Isaac Asimov]]'s "Foundation" series of books, and the "mutant enemy" of that series was a character called the Mule. Line 9: ---- == Writers from Mutant Enemy include: == * [[Tim Minear]] (aka [[The Tim Reaper]]) -- Previously show-runner for ''[[Wonderfalls]]'', ''[[The Inside]]'', ''[[Standoff]]'' and ''[[Drive]]''. At last report was writing a movie script for ''The Moon is a Harsh Mistress''. Served as consulting producer/writer for ''Dollhouse''. * Jane Espenson -- Served as consulting producer/writer for ''Dollhouse''. Also noted for her work as a writer and producer on ''[[Battlestar Galactica ~~Reimagined~~(2004 TV series)\|Battlestar Galactica]]'' (2003), then on ''[[Caprica]]'' -- for a while, as showrunner, now back to primarily focusing on writing. Wrote five episodes for ''[[Torchwood ~~Miracle Day (TV)\|Torchwood~~: Miracle Day]]''. * Dana Reston -- ? last credit: 1997 ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' "The Witch" * David Greenwalt -- Left ''[[~~Angel (TV)\|~~Angel]]'' to run ''[[Miracles]]'', then ''Jake 2.0'', returned to direct ''[[~~Angel (TV)\|~~Angel]]'' 5.20: "The Girl in Question". As of early 2007, his producer credits (consulting and exec'ing) have extended to include ''[[Surface]]'', ''[[Eureka]]'', and ''[[Kidnapped ~~(TV)~~]]''. Also co-created the FOX series "Profit", starring Adrian Pasdar. * Rob Des Hotel -- ? last credit: 1998 ''[[Fantasy Island]]'' * Jeffery Bell -- Went to ''[[Alias (TV series)\|Alias]]'', then ''[[Day Break]]'' * Drew Goddard -- Served as supervising producer for ''[[~~Lost (TV)\|~~Lost]]'' season 3, then co-executive producer for season 4. Wrote ''[[Cloverfield]]''. Is directing ''[[Cabin In The Woods]]'', which he co-wrote with Joss Whedon. * Dean Batali -- Last on ''[[That '70s Show]]'' * Matt Kiene -- Last on ''[[Andromeda]]'' * Reinkemeyer -- Last on ''[[Andromeda]]'' * Ashley Gable -- Last on ''[[The Division]]'' * Thomas A. Swyden -- ? last credit: 1997 series ''Soldier of Fortune'' * David Tyron King -- ? last credit: 1997 ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' * Carl Ellsworth -- ? last credit 2000 ''[[Cleopatra 2525]]'' * Howard Gordon -- now executive producer ''[[~~Twenty Four~~24]]'' * Marti Noxon -- Executive producer for ''[[Private Practice]]'', consulting producer for ''[[Mad Men]]'', and currently on the ''[[Glee]]'' writing staff. * David Fury -- Wrote ''[[24 ~~(TV)~~\|Twenty Four]]''. * Elin Hampton -- ? last credit 1997 ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' * Douglas Petrie -- Last on ''[[Pushing Daisies]]'' as consulting producer. Line 33 ⟶ 32: * Rebecca Rand Kirshner -- Last seen as writer for ''[[Gilmore Girls]]'' ** Spotted writing for CW's 90210 (and possibly showrunning?) * Steven S. DeKnight -- Wrote for '' [[Smallville]] '', post ''[[~~Angel (TV)\|~~Angel]]'', then ''[[Dollhouse]]'', and is now Big Dawg writer for Starz's ''[[Spartacus]]''. * Tracey Stern -- ? last credit: 2001 ''Leap Years'' * Jeannine Renshaw -- Last on ''[[~~Charmed (TV)\|~~Charmed]]'' * Jim Kouf -- films ''National Treasure'' and ''Taxi''. * Drew Z. Greenberg -- went on to '' [[Smallville]] '', ''[[Dexter]]'', and ''[[Warehouse 13]]''. * Ben Edlund -- Creator and writer of ''[[The Tick (animation)]]'' ([[Creator Backlash\|has since disowned it]]), ''Global Frequency'', currently writing for ''[[Supernatural]]''. * José Molina -- Went to ''[[Dark Angel]]'' then ''[[Firefly]]''; presently writing for ''[[Law and Order Special Victims Unit\|Law And Order: Special Victims Unit]]'' * Cheryl Cain -- Formerly on ''Threat Matrix'', which was cancelled in 2003. * Brett Matthews -- presently on ''Untitled Bionicle Project'' (anime) * Elizabeth Craft & Sarah Fain -- (writing team) Went to ''[[The Shield]]'', then ''Dollhouse'', then ''[[Lie to Me]]'', now currently executive-producing ''[[The Vampire Diaries]]''. * Shawn Ryan -- Creator of ''[[The Shield]]'' and showrunner for ''[[Lie to Me]]''. * Mere Smith -- (an [[Promoted Fanboy\|online fan who got a gig as writer]] on ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'', writer-mommy of Gwen Raiden) moved on to ''Jonny Zero'', then ''[[Rome]]'' and now ''[[Burn Notice]]''. {{reflist}} [[Category:~~Producers~~Production Companies]] [[Category:Mutant Enemy]]