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Dive into the story behind the most important TV episode in the history of Television. Dava Savel won an Emmy for writing Ellen’s coming-out episode, “The Puppy Episode” on Ellen.
My guest, Dava Savel, and I discuss:
- Discover the story behind the iconic ‘The Puppy Episode’ from The Ellen Show that changed the world, and how Dava Savel helped write it and win an Emmy.
- Gain insights from Dava Savel on the lead-up and aftermath of the groundbreaking ‘The Puppy Episode’.
- Learn how Dava Savel became one of the first network writers to be hired by Disney and her work on hit shows like That’s So Raven and Sunny with a Chance.
- Get an inside look at Dava’s journey as a Hollywood writer, including her work on popular shows like Dinosaurs, Will & Grace, and The Tony Danza Show.
- Hear an unbelievable tale about Tom Arnold’s war against the Seinfeld gang as shared by the unfiltered Dava Savel.
You’re going to love my conversation with Dava Savel
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