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- Neil Goldman is an American television writer and producer. His writing partner is Garrett Donovan. The duo served as writers, story editors and executive story editors during the first three seasons of Family Guy. The character Neil Goldman is named after him.
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Neil Goldman is the school nerd on Family Guy, complete with acne and glasses. Without his retainer in, he has a surprisingly deep and seductive voice. At some point prior to "The Kiss Seen Around the World", Sam Beckett of Quantum Leap fame replaced him, and won't be able to leap out until he gets Meg Griffin to fall in love with him.
Neil Goldman and Garrett Donovan are a television writing team who have worked on television comedies Family Guy, Scrubs, and Community. Another project was the television pilot Nobody's Watching, which they created and wrote with Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence. He is also co-writing Superior Donuts from 2017 to 2018.
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