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	channel4.com
		Al Jean : Hello to all you UK fans - you're some of the most devoted followers we have in the world - the level of interest from you guys is really impressive.
		Al Jean : Yes, pi - that's the mathematical term for the ratio of the circumference of the circle to its diameter.
		Al Jean : Well, there was an episode where Homer ate a submarine sandwich that was about six feet long that he got from a party and he ate it for several days even when it started to go bad.
	www.channel4.com /community/showcards/S/The_Simpsons_-_Al_Jean.html (0 words)

	Springfield Weekly
		Jean's outright refusal to acknowledge the show's slipping in quality should present tremendous concern to its fanbase.
		Perhaps Jean truly believes the show is still running smoothly or maybe he has yet to come to terms with the fact that not even he can reassemble the fragments left from Scully.
		That doesn't happen to us." Unless Jean has been on the moon for the last ten years with his "eyes shut and his fingers in his ears", there is no excuse for such an ill-informed comment.
	www.duffgardens.net /index.php?go=editorials/Jean (822 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal
		Jean became slightly more blunt on a season 9 commentary when he implied that Family Guy's opening theme had been taken from a joke in the Simpsons episode, "Lisa's Sax".
		Jean has been prominent in The Simpsons DVD commentaries, being part of the commentaries for almost every episode he executive produced or collaborated on.
		In a Fresh Air interview on July 26, 2007, Jean talked about his real-life experience of taking home a six-foot sub sandwich and trying to finish it, an anecdote he had previously recounted on a DVD commentary for The Simpsons.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Al_Jean (0 words)

	AL AND JEAN SHADE \| Songs And Smiles To You (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jean was especially impressed with Sally Fincher who with her husband Shorty owned and operated Valley View Park in Hallam, PA. Another woman whom Jean admired was Rosalie Allen, one of the top yodelers of the day, who appeared with the Finchers.
		Al was enthralled by the mountains and the abundant deer he saw in the remote county.
		Al ttraces a portion of the couple's popularity to Jean's warmth and willingness to hear and sympathize with her fans.
	www.alandjeanshade.com /OurStory2.html (4300 words)

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		Al Jean: There are a lot of Executive Producers, I'm actually the Show Runner, which means I have the ultimate responsibility for how the scripts are read at the table, what they look like, the guest voices, the music - I have to supervise all that.
		Al Jean: From what I've heard from people who have heard the tracks, and didn't know what went happened back then, it's interesting for them to see what went on during the making of a show that they grew up with.
		Al Jean: It's part of it, but I think the biggest thing is that if you watch a show from 1994 or 2000, you probably can't tell them apart.
	www.lenny.1afm.com /ar/armm.html (2424 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: News :: Al Jean & Mike Reiss
		Jean and Reiss have won six and four Emmys respectively, and have played a significant role is shaping the longest running and one of the most popular sitcoms in TV history.
		Jean, who again took up the helm of the show after his earlier years as showrunner with Reiss, is now in his sixth consecutive year leading the crew.
		Both Jean and Reiss are spending a great deal of time on the long-awaited “Simpsons” movie, slated to be released in July 2007, the plot of which is being kept strictly under wraps.
	www.thecrimson.com /printerfriendly.aspx?ref=513680 (0 words)

	Jean Baudrillard - Professor of Philosophy of Culture and Media Criticism - Bibliography
		Jean Baudrillard: el juego de la teoría (entrevista).
		/ Redner, Jean Baudrillard, Ulrich Sonnemann and Heidrun Hesse.
		Entretien: Vivian Forrester, Jean Baudrillard et Jean Revol.
	www.egs.edu /faculty/jeanbaudrillard.html (3239 words)

	Jean White
		Jean White is an accomplished singer-songwriter who performs regularly in the Door County coffee houses and resorts.
		Jean has recorded her original songs on her recent CD called Jean's Songs, which can be purchased from the catalog on this website.
		Jean is one of a number of talented singer-songwriters who perform at some of the Door County coffee houses.
	musictoears.com /jeanw.html (699 words)

	IGN: IGN Interview: The Simpsons's Al Jean
		Jean was with the series right from the start, serving as a co-producer and writer in the early days before being elevated to showrunner for the show's third and fourth season.
		Jean then co-created the animated series The Critic with frequent collaborator and fellow Simpsons writer Mike Reiss, and after that series ended, returned to The Simpsons in a full time capacity, where he is currently once again executive producer and showrunner.
		Jean: I think one reason is that it's about a family and so it's something that appeals to almost everybody.
	tv.ign.com /articles/730/730162p1.html (901 words)

	Al Jean Photos - Al Jean News - Al Jean Information
		Jean was a writer with Mike Reiss on The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson and after they grew accustomed to eachother they decided to write a spec Golden Girl episode, after a few people got a hold of that they started to write half hour scripts for various shows and after a...
		One of Al's tree house of horror nicknames for The Simpsons is "Awful Al Jean." (edit)
		There was lots of tension between Matt Groening and Jean at the time of The Simpsons sixth season when Al and his writing partner Mike Reiss executively produced a crossover episode, featuring The Critic, because Matt hated the show.
	www.tv.com /al-jean/person/3363/summary.html (0 words)

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		Al Jean: Mike Reiss wrote the script and the idea for the character who thought he was Michael Jackson came about because he [Michael Jackson] didn’t want to have a credit on the show.
		Al Jean: First of all, the commentaries are a reflection of the show.
		Al Jean: No, what happens is we’ll get to that point in a year when we need them and we have two read rooms going and one of the rooms will start writing a bunch.
	www.themanroom.com /interviews.php?id=4 (2177 words)

	iF Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		JEAN: [One of the episodes is a] great satire of what we go through to put something on their air now [with] the FCC [regulations].
		JEAN: There is very little we won’t do, but it should have two things, a real human emotion connected to some member of the family or in Springfield and if you can make a satirical point, that’s even better.
		JEAN: We’re doing the movie and one reason is it’s a way of bringing attention to how good we think the show is, getting people to watch the show and hopefully, doing more episodes of the show.
	www.ifmagazine.com /feature.asp?article=2083 (1528 words)

	CD Baby: JEAN SHY & THE SHY GUYS: Unchain My Heart
		Jean was already receiving awards for her musical talents by the time she reached High School.
		Jean Shy's newest CD is her second Gospel Album entitled "ONE DAY" which is a joint Venture between King Edward Records and Featherstone Records.
		Jean Shy is a mighty vocalist in the blues/gospel tradition--she's not a coloratura singer.
	cdbaby.com /cd/jeanshy1 (1745 words)

	IGN: An Interview With Al Jean
		Al Jean was the show runner for the third and fourth seasons of the show, meaning it was his responsibility to get it done.
		Al Jean: He's wearing a paper bag over his head, but it is his voice.
		Al Jean: Well, she likes the show, we got her by satellite, I think from Scotland, and she'd just had her baby.
	dvd.ign.com /articles/436/436093p1.html (0 words)

	fma_yaoi: Cookie #39
		Jean wrapped his hand around their erections and this time Al actually screamed, but it was muffled into their heated kiss.
		Jean was careful not to inflict any kind of pain on Al, for he had once pinched Al and Al had nearly started crying.
		Then Al arched backwards and for a moment Jean thought that people shouldn’t be able to arch so much backwards but then his concentration was lost on the subject as he himself followed Al into the fluffy world of aftershocks.
	community.livejournal.com /fma_yaoi/1328474.html (749 words)

	awc honors jean and reiss
		Longtime animation writers and frequent writing partners, AWC award co-recipients Jean and Reiss continue to be prolific within the television animation industry, as well as film and literary worlds, having penned hundreds of hours of award-winning animated programming over the years.
		Jean is currently executive producer/showrunner of ever-popular, award-winning animated hit series The Simpsons, where he has worked since the show first launched on Fox in 1989, credited on over 300 Simpsons episodes, winning six Emmys and a Peabody Award for his work on the long-running series.
		Graduating from Harvard in 1981, Jean was formerly vice president of the college's The Harvard Lampoon.
	www.wga.org /subpage_newsevents.aspx?id=1379 (0 words)

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	Summer 2003 Greenlight, In Focus: Al Jean (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Al: The Simpsons is often nominated for EMA awards and has won a few.
		Al: No, when the show started she was actually more like Bart.
		Al: If we did an episode with a solar system, Bart would probably install the panels wrong so that the house would catch fire – not something that would really happen.
	www.ema-online.org /greenlight_2003_summer_in_focus.htm (613 words)

	washingtonpost.com: Entertainment Guide
		l Jean, executive producer of "The Simpsons," has been a member of the animated family's extended clan since the series began.
		The Harvard graduate joined the "Simpsons" staff in 1989 and has received writing credits on such classic episodes as "Stark Raving Dad" (the one with Michael Jackson) and "Treehouse of Horror II and III," two of the show's annual Halloween episodes.
		Jean recently took a break from his schedule to answer a few questions about the show and the new DVD release, "The Simpsons: The Complete Third Season." He also offered a couple of teasers about the upcoming season, which we think you'll agree are, as Mr.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/entertainment/new_features/Aljeanqanda.htm (1085 words)

	The Real Mayor of Springfield - 4/2/2007 - Broadcasting & Cable
		When Al Jean first showed up in the Simpsons writing room in 1989, he never imagined he'd still be giving life to Homer, Bart and the gang 18 years later.
		While Jean's interaction with the late-night master was somewhat limited, he recalls Carson as a “very charming” guy—albeit one who wasn't above setting a match to material he found substandard and tossing the blazing script in the garbage.
		Jean's parents, who recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary, still operate Jean's Hardware in Farmington Hills, Mich. Al recalls the store fondly but doesn't miss the days spent selling nails and cans of WD-40.
	www.broadcastingcable.com /article/CA6429755.html?display=People (1025 words)

	Al Jean: The sixth Simpson - Independent Online Edition > Profiles
		Jean, who is big and bluff-looking, resembling an outgrown 44-year-old college boy in a polo shirt and slacks, giggles at the thought.
		And it is always Jean who flies out from Los Angeles, where he lives with his wife, to meet the prospective stars.
		Jean, who had been working with Garry Shandling (of Larry Sanders fame), and previously on National Lampoon Magazine, admits it was a win-win situation.
	news.independent.co.uk /people/profiles/article301951.ece (1575 words)

	Welcome to The Simpsons.com
		Emmy Award-winning producer/writer, Al Jean, has worked on THE SIMPSONS since it became a series in 1989, and has a credit on over 200 episodes.
		Jean also co-created The Critic and Teen Angel and served as producer of It’s Garry Shandling’s Show, whereby he won three CableAce Awards.
		A graduate of Harvard College, Jean served as Vice President of the Lampoon.
	www.thesimpsons.com /actors/bios_creators_jean.htm (152 words)

	Jean Luc Ponty \| Message Board (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Al for example performed this week in front of a very small audience (100 people) at Baltimore.
		Al, Jean-Luc, and a lot of others are among those musicians who do push the limits.
		In addition, some musicians may well have had enough of that type of music, and moved on to other things (Al DiMeola is playing here in Metro Charlotte, NC tomorrow, and the writeup refers to his experiments in "world music").
	www.ponty.com /messages/index.php?_mode=/simpleboard&_pstart=260 (2372 words)

	Al Jean - Moviefone
		Al Jean on IMDb: Movies, TV, Celebs, and more...
		Al Jean, executive producer of "The Simpsons," has been a member of the animated family's extended clan since the series began.
		Al Jean - Filmography, Biography, News, Photos, Birth date, Relationships, Al Jean Film Clips, and Fun Facts on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/al-jean/467792/main (99 words)

	Al Jean interview - UGO.com Film/TV
		But without a hysterically funny show runner and writer like Al Jean, I don't believe the show would be what it is today.
		Jean later went off to create the cult cartoon The Critic but after that show, he came back to The Simpsons and made it even stronger than it ever was.
		Al Jean: There's one I wrote with Mike Reiss where the guy who thinks he's Michael Jackson comes to live with the Simpsons.
	www.ugo.com /channels/filmtv/features/aljean (0 words)

	Zap2it - TV news - 'Simpsons' Head Guy Jean Re-Signs with Show
		Jean, currently the showrunner for the long-running animated comedy, has signed a new deal with producer 20th Century Fox TV to remain at the show's helm through at least the 2004-05 season.
		"Al is simply one of the very best, and we're sick and tired of how he gets overlooked because people have longer names," fellow "Simpsons" executive producer James L. Brooks tells The Hollywood Reporter.
		Jean joined the show in 1990, during its first season, and has worked as a writer, producer or consultant for "The Simpsons" ever since.
	tv.zap2it.com /tveditorial/tve_main/1,1002,271\|79829\|1\|,00.html (208 words)

	Jean-Pierre Rampal: A Discography
		Bach, Haydn, et al: The Art of Jean-Pierre Rampal, with Milan Munclinger, Zubin Mehta, et al, cond; Trevor Pinnock et al, co-performers.
		Mozart, Telemann, et al: Prestige - The Art of the Flute, with the Lamoureux Concerts Association Orchestra, McGill Chamber Orchestra; Goldschmidt, Brott, et al - cond.
		Krommer: Clarinet Concertos, Sinfonia Concertante, with Meyer et al and the Franz Liszt Academy Chamber Orchestra, J.P Rampal, cond.
	www.ffaire.com /rampal/rampaldisc.html (1888 words)

	Al Jean talks about The Simpsons - TV Squad
		In a recent conference call, Simpsons writer and producer Al Jean spoke about the upcoming 400th episode, titled "Kent Always Say What You Want" (the title was originally "The Kent State Massacre" but that was changed for obvious reasons).
		That sounds an awful lot like the recent kerfuffle surrounding Don Imus, but Al Jean said the idea for the episode was actually pitched to him a year ago.
		Jean also spoke a little about The Simpsons movie, which he says they are still working on, adding tweaks here and there to make it something worthy of The Simpsons.
	www.tvsquad.com /2007/05/07/al-jean-talks-about-the-simpsons (865 words)

	The Critic - The Entire Series Review \| TVShowsOnDVD.com
		After starting to develop a slightly different show, Mike Reiss and Al Jean (two of the people behind The Simpsons) thought the show should focus on the critic.
		Jon Lovitz was busy on another project when they were recording these tracks so he wasn't able to take part in them.
		Features interviews with Mike Reiss (co-creator/executive producer), Al Jean (co-creator/executive producer), James L. Brooks (executive producer), Rich Moore (original visual designer), Maurice LaMarche (character voices), Nick Jameson (character voices).
	www.tvshowsondvd.com /sitereviews.cfm?ReleaseID=3266 (0 words)

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