A text chain between Joel Cohen, John Frink, and Rob LaZebnik from a few years ago:
Two years later:
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There Is No “I” in Collaboration
Veteran Simpsons writers Joel Cohen, John Frink and Rob LaZebnik share totally real texts showing how their movie Extinct came to be.
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