‘The Simpsons,’ ‘King of the Hill’ writer Dan McGrath passes away at 61

Dan McGrath, EMMY-Winning writer and producer behind the video shows how The Simpsons and The king of the hillHe died at the age of 61.

Icon was admitted to New Langone Hospital in Brooklyn on Friday after suffering a stroke, her sister Gail Gari confirmed.

McGrath began his career there Harvard Shipping period Before moving on to Saturday night live in 1991.

During the show’s two seasons, he earned a Notorious Emmy in 1992 and worked closely with comedy stars Adam Sandler and Chris Fraley.

However, he made one last mark The Simpsonswriting 50 episodes from 1992 to 1994 and producing 24 episodes from 1996 to 1998.

Some of his favorite events are included Devil and Homer Simpson, Time and punishment, The point of darkness and Phobia phobiaand won an Emmy in 1997.

In addition, McGrath was known for his fair humor and imaginative storytelling, which had an impact on the appearance of the show.

After that, the late star took eight years The king of the hillwriting 11 episodes and producing 28 from 2002 to 2010.

His work included Full dust jacket and Dear MinH, As he has also contributed to other animated shows, including Muppes Tonight, Back to Back, Sammy, Sammy the Mountain, and PJs.

Born in Brooklyn on July 20, 1964, Dan McGrath studied East Asian Studies at Harvard and briefly worked in educational computer games.