Pam Brady is an American writer and producer. She is best known for her collaborations with

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and

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Career

Brady first met Parker, Stone, and Jason McHugh while working under Brian Graden at the

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. Brady suggested that the duo make a weekly version of their student film '' Cannibal! The Musical''. The three came up with the idea for ''Time Warped''. While ''Time Warped'' went unproduced, Parker and Stone decided to make ''

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'' for

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and brought Brady on as a writer. Brady is known as the live-action fiancée of Mr. Adler in the third season episode " Tweek vs. Craig". Although Brady left the show in the fourth season to write Hollywood films and co-create the short-lived series '' The Loop'', she later co-wrote '' Team America: World Police'' and occasionally produced or consulted on episodes of the series. Brady wrote and directed the horror-inspired animated TV series '' Neighbors from Hell'', which premiered in June 2010 on TBS. Brady began collaborating with ''

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'' creator Mitch Hurwitz to create a television show starring

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. The series, '' Lady Dynamite'', was released on

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on May 20, 2016. Brady co-created alongside

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'' #1 Happy Family USA'' produced by

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for

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Writing credits

Television

* '' The John Larroquette Show'' (1993) * ''

'' (1997–1999) * ''

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'' (1999–2000) * '' Mr. Wong'' (2000) (also co-creator) * '' Go Fish'' (2001) (also developer) * '' The Loop'' (2006–2007) (also co-creator) * '' Neighbors from Hell'' (2010) (also creator) * '' Lady Dynamite'' (2016–2017) (also co-creator) * '' #1 Happy Family USA'' (2025-) (also co-creator)

Film

* '' South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut'' (1999) – with

and

* '' Team America: World Police'' (2004) – with Parker and Stone * ''

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'' (2007) * '' Hamlet 2'' (2008) – with

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* '' The Bubble'' (2022) – with

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* '' Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken'' (2023) – with Brian C. Brown and Elliott DiGuiseppi * '' Smurfs'' (2025) * '' The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants'' (2025) - with Matt Lieberman

References

External links

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