Alan Burnett

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Alan Burnett is a television writer responsible for the Ducktales movie and television shows such as The Batman/Superman Adventures, Batman Beyond, and others. He got his undergraduate degree at the University of Florida and then attended USC. He has won four Emmys for his work in television.[citation needed]

Alan graduated in 1968 from Pompano Beach Senior High School, in Pompano Beach, Flordia. He was a member of the cast of "The Mouse That Roared" as a sophomore and was on the staff of the "Oracle" as a senior.

He has worked on many television shows, from Tiny Toons and Batman: The Animated Series, to the Batman Beyond animated series and The Batman.


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