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Jason Ganzel is a television screenwriter. He worked as part of the production staff on several television series, including Married to the Kellys , Kevin Hill , So Little Time , and The Ellen Show . In 2004, he became the assistant to Marc Cherry, creator of Desperate Housewives , and eventually joined the writing staff of the series.


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