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| − | '''Constance M. Burge''' is an American television writer, creator, and producer. She created the short-lived series Savannah and the long-running series [[Charmed]]. Burge was also a writer for ''Judging Amy'', ''Ally McBeal'' and ''Boston Public'' and worked as a producer for several other shows too. |
+ | '''Constance M. Burge''' is an American television writer, creator, and producer. She created the short-lived series Savannah and the long-running series [[Charmed (TV series)|Charmed]]. Burge was also a writer for ''Judging Amy'', ''Ally McBeal'' and ''Boston Public'' and worked as a producer for several other shows too. |
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| ⚫ | As an executive producer, Burge wanted each episode to end itself and she used the system "demon/warlock/freak of the week." She didn't want any episode to be a continuation of another |
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| + | In Charmed, she was executive producer and staff writer until [[Season 2]], and then left her place because of a disagreement between her and fellow executive producer [[Brad Kern]]. She remained as a Executive Consultant until [[Season 4]]. |
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| ⚫ | As an executive producer, Burge allegedly wanted each episode to end itself and she used the system "demon/warlock/freak of the week." She didn't want any episode to be a continuation of another, however this contradicts Burge writing the season two epiosde "[[Astral Monkey]]" which is a direct continuation of the episode "[[Awakened]]". She also didn't want to have any episode containing the word "Charmed" in its title. The mythology of the show used creatures such as the [[Wendigo]], the [[Nexus]] and [[Banshee]]s, but after her departure (along with Robert Masselo, who was an executive story editor and demonologist of the show), things changed and the show used more Greek and Roman Mythology, such as [[Muse]]s and [[Nymph]]s. Even now there are many discussions on websites about the thread: ''would the show be better if Constance M. Burge stayed on as a producer?'' |
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==Filmography== |
==Filmography== |
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+ | * ''Ally McBeal'' (2002) |
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+ | * ''Boston Public'' (2000; hired by David E. Kelley) |
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+ | * ''Savannah'' (1996) |
* ''In Plain Sight'' (2008) |
* ''In Plain Sight'' (2008) |
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| + | * ''Eureka'' (2006) |
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| + | * ''Royal Pains'' (2009–present) |
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===Creator=== |
===Creator=== |
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+ | * ''[[Charmed (TV series)|Charmed]]'' (1998-2006) |
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===Producer=== |
===Producer=== |
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+ | * In Plain Sight (2008) |
* "Sugar Rush" (2005) |
* "Sugar Rush" (2005) |
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* "Judging Amy" (2004-2005) |
* "Judging Amy" (2004-2005) |
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* "Boston Public" (2000) |
* "Boston Public" (2000) |
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* "Ed" (2000) |
* "Ed" (2000) |
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* "Savannah" (1996) |
* "Savannah" (1996) |
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| − | == Notable Charmed episodes created by Constance == |
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Revision as of 23:13, 14 October 2019
Constance M. Burge is an American television writer, creator, and producer. She created the short-lived series Savannah and the long-running series Charmed. Burge was also a writer for Judging Amy, Ally McBeal and Boston Public and worked as a producer for several other shows too.
Charmed
In Charmed, she was executive producer and staff writer until Season 2, and then left her place because of a disagreement between her and fellow executive producer Brad Kern. She remained as a Executive Consultant until Season 4.
As an executive producer, Burge allegedly wanted each episode to end itself and she used the system "demon/warlock/freak of the week." She didn't want any episode to be a continuation of another, however this contradicts Burge writing the season two epiosde "Astral Monkey" which is a direct continuation of the episode "Awakened". She also didn't want to have any episode containing the word "Charmed" in its title. The mythology of the show used creatures such as the Wendigo, the Nexus and Banshees, but after her departure (along with Robert Masselo, who was an executive story editor and demonologist of the show), things changed and the show used more Greek and Roman Mythology, such as Muses and Nymphs. Even now there are many discussions on websites about the thread: would the show be better if Constance M. Burge stayed on as a producer?
It's interesting to note that Constance M. Burge has two elder sisters and that she named Melinda Warren, the ancestor of The Charmed Ones, after her niece.
Filmography
Writer
- Charmed (1998-2000)
- Judging Amy (2004-2005)
- Ally McBeal (2002)
- Boston Public (2000; hired by David E. Kelley)
- Savannah (1996)
- In Plain Sight (2008)
- Eureka (2006)
- Royal Pains (2009–present)
Creator
- Charmed (1998-2006)
- Savannah (1996)
Producer
- Royal Pains (2009–present)
- In Plain Sight (2008)
- "Sugar Rush" (2005)
- "Judging Amy" (2004-2005)
- Garden Giants: Still Growing (2005)
- CMT Got Me In With The Band (2004)
- "Ally McBeal" (2001-2002)
- "Boston Public" (2000)
- "Ed" (2000)
- "Charmed" (1998-2000)
- "Savannah" (1996)