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The Geek Shall Inherit The Earth | GQ
Have you heard of Twilight? Are you acquainted with the undead? How about werewolves? Vampires? Angsty adolescent superheroes? This is our culture right now, and it’s no exaggeration to say that it all began with one man: Joss Whedon, the creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and arguably the most inventive pop storyteller of his generation.
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While Twilight and the whole romantic vampire technically started with Anne Rice, I completely agree that Joss’ shows have spawned so many great writers. In fact, I really do follow any writer/producer whose names were on a Mutant Enemy production. I didn’t give Spartacus a chance until I saw Steven S. DeKnight, and I am this close to watching Gilmore Girls after hearing Jane Espenson worked on it.
Tim Minear of Firefly did some incredible shows that sadly did not last long: Terriers and Drive.
Then there’s Ben Edlund of Angel who helmed what I considered the best seasons of Supernatural.
Drew Greenberg who went on to do Dexter.
And the list goes on. Joss, in many ways, is father of great television.
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