Matt Hubbard facts for kids
Matt Hubbard is a talented American writer and producer for television shows. He was born on July 12, 1978. He has worked on many popular comedies, helping to create stories and characters that people love to watch. He has even won awards for his writing and producing work.
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Early Life and Education
Matt Hubbard grew up in Beverly, Massachusetts. He went to Beverly High School and graduated in 1996. He was very good at English there. After high school, he attended Harvard University. While at Harvard, he was an editor for the famous humor magazine, the Harvard Lampoon. This experience helped him develop his skills in comedy writing.
Television Career Highlights
Matt Hubbard has had a successful career in television. He started as a writer on different shows. One of his most well-known jobs was working on the NBC comedy series 30 Rock. He was a writer for many episodes of this show.
In 2009, Matt Hubbard won two big awards called Emmys. He won one Emmy for "Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series" for an episode of 30 Rock called "Reunion." He also won another Emmy for "Outstanding Comedy Series" because he was a producer on 30 Rock.
After 30 Rock, he worked as a Consulting Producer and writer on the last two seasons of another popular comedy show, Parks and Recreation. More recently, he co-created and wrote for the series Forever and Loot.
Shows Matt Hubbard Worked On
Matt Hubbard has contributed his writing and producing talents to several television series. Here are some of the shows he has worked on:
- Ed (2000) - He was a writer for this show.
- The Stones (2004) - He also wrote for this series.
- Joey (2004–2006) - He was a writer for this comedy.
- Avatar: The Last Airbender (2005) - He wrote one episode of this animated series.
- 30 Rock (2007–2013) - He wrote 17 episodes and was a producer.
- Parks and Recreation (2013–2015) - He wrote two episodes and was a Consulting Producer.
- Superstore (2015–2017) - He wrote four episodes for this show.
- Forever (2018) - He co-created this series and wrote three episodes.
- Loot (2022-present) - He co-created this show and wrote three episodes.
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