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+ | {{Staff|Name = Douglas Petrie|Gender = Male|Job(s) = Writer<br />Producer<br />Director}}'''Doug Petrie''' is a co-executive producer, writer and director on ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer''. He also wrote two episodes of ''[[Angel (series)|Angel]]''. |
| + | As well as TV writing, he wrote the graphic novel ''[[Ring of Fire]]'' and the Buffy comics ''[[Bad Dog]]'', ''[[Double Cross]]'' and ''[[Nikki Goes Down!]]''. His other writing credits include ''[[wikipedia:Tru Calling|Tru Calling]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Harriet the Spy (film)|Harriet the Spy]]'' (starring [[Michelle Trachtenberg]]) and ''[[wikipedia:Clarissa Explains It All|Clarissa Explains It All]]''. |
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| + | ==Episodes written== |
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| + | ===''Buffy the Vampire Slayer''=== |
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| + | ====Season 3==== |
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| + | * 3.07 - [[Revelations]] |
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| + | * 3.14 - [[Bad Girls]] |
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| + | * 3.17 - [[Enemies]] |
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| + | ====Season 4==== |
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| + | * 4.07 - [[The Initiative (episode)|The Initiative]] |
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| + | * 4.15 - [[This Year's Girl]] |
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| + | * 4.20 - [[The Yoko Factor]] |
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| + | ====Season 5==== |
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| + | * 5.05 - [[No Place Like Home]] |
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| + | * 5.07 - [[Fool for Love]] |
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| + | * 5.12 - [[Checkpoint]] (with [[Jane Espenson]]) |
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| + | * 5.21 - [[The Weight of the World]] |
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| + | ====Season 6==== |
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| + | * 6.04 - [[Flooded]] |
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| + | * 6.15 - [[As You Were]] |
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| + | * 6.21 - [[Two to Go]] |
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| + | ====Season 7==== |
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| + | * 7.02 - [[Beneath You]] |
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| + | * 7.10 - [[Bring on the Night]] |
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| + | * 7.15 - [[Get It Done]] |
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| + | * 7.21 - [[End of Days]] (with [[Jane Espenson]]) |
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| + | ===''Angel''=== |
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| + | ====Season 1==== |
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| + | * 1.03 - [[In the Dark]] |
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| + | ====Season 2==== |
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| + | * 2.09 - [[The Trial]] |
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| + | ==Comics written== |
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| + | ===''Buffy the Vampire Slayer''=== |
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| + | ====Season 8==== |
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| + | *''[[Living Doll]]'' |
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| + | ====Other==== |
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| + | *''[[Bad Dog]]'' |
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| + | *''[[Double Cross]]'' |
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| + | *''[[Ring of Fire]]'' |
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| + | *''[[Killing Time]]'' |
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| + | ===''Tales of the Slayers''=== |
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| + | *''[[Broken Bottle of Djinn]]'' (with [[Jane Espenson]]) |
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| + | *''[[Nikki Goes Down!]]'' |
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| + | ==External links== |
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| + | *[[wikipedia:Doug Petrie|Doug Petrie on Wikipedia]] |
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| + | *[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0677956/ Douglas Petrie on IMDb] |
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| + | [[fr:Douglas Petrie]] |
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| + | [[Category:Writers|Petrie, Douglas]] |
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Revision as of 10:23, 18 January 2020
Doug Petrie is a co-executive producer, writer and director on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. He also wrote two episodes of Angel.
As well as TV writing, he wrote the graphic novel Ring of Fire and the Buffy comics Bad Dog, Double Cross and Nikki Goes Down!. His other writing credits include Tru Calling, Harriet the Spy (starring Michelle Trachtenberg) and Clarissa Explains It All.
Episodes written
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Season 3
- 3.07 - Revelations
- 3.14 - Bad Girls
- 3.17 - Enemies
Season 4
- 4.07 - The Initiative
- 4.15 - This Year's Girl
- 4.20 - The Yoko Factor
Season 5
- 5.05 - No Place Like Home
- 5.07 - Fool for Love
- 5.12 - Checkpoint (with Jane Espenson)
- 5.21 - The Weight of the World
Season 6
- 6.04 - Flooded
- 6.15 - As You Were
- 6.21 - Two to Go
Season 7
- 7.02 - Beneath You
- 7.10 - Bring on the Night
- 7.15 - Get It Done
- 7.21 - End of Days (with Jane Espenson)
Angel
Season 1
- 1.03 - In the Dark
Season 2
- 2.09 - The Trial