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Gene Thompson
Personal Information
Full Name	Gene Thompson
Date of Birth	28 June 1924
Date of Death	14 April 2001
Spouse(s)	Sylvia Vaughn Sheekman (1955 - 2001)
Credit(s)	Consultant Writer
Years	1965 - 1999
Adaptation Information
Crew Role(s)	Written by The Addams Family (1966) Story The New Scooby-Doo Movies (1972) Story The Addams Family (1973) Original Screenplay The New Addams Family (1999)
Series	The Addams Family (TV Series) (2 episodes) The New Scooby-Doo Movies The Addams Family (animated 1973) (16 episodes) The New Addams Family (1 episode)

Gene Thompson (28 June 1924 - 14 April 2001) was an American writer and consultant.

Biography

He was born in San Francisco, California, in the United States. He died in Los Angeles, California, in the United States.

Writing Credits

Movie(s)

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TV Movie(s)

• "Ransom for a Dead Man" (1971) - Writer (uncredited)
• "Silent Night, Holy Night" (1976) - Writer

TV Series

• "Tammy" (1965) - Writer (1 episode)
• "The Addams Family" (1966) - Written by (2 episodes)
• "My Favorite Martian" (1966) - Written by / Story / Teleplay (3 episodes)
• "The Rounders" (1967) - Written by (1 episode)
• "My Three Sons" (1967) - Teleplay (1 episode)
• "Please Don't Eat the Daisies" (1967) - Written by (1 episode)
• "Occasional Wife" (1967) - Written by (2 episodes)
• "The Second Hundred Years" (1967 - 1968) - Written by (2 episodes)
• "The Flying Nun" (1967 - 1968) - Written by / Story (2 episodes)
• "The Beverly Hillbillies" (1968) - Writer (4 episodes)
• "The Governor & J.J." (1969) - Written by (1 episode)
• "Mayberry R.F.D." (1970) - Written by (1 episode)
• "Nanny and the Professor" (1970 - 1971) - Written by (3 episodes)
• "Room 222" (1972) - Written by (2 episodes)
• "Anna and the King" (1972) - Written by (2 episodes)
• "The New Scooby-Doo Movies" (1972) - Story (16 episodes)
• "The Bob Newhart Show" (1972 - 1973) - Written by (2 episodes)
• "The Brady Bunch" (1973) - Written by (1 episode)
• "Here's Lucy" (1969 - 1973) - Written by (5 episodes)
• "Love, American Style" (1970 - 1973) - Written by (5 episodes)
• "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice" (1973) - Written by (1 episode)
• "Inch High, Private Eye" (1973) - Story (13 episodes)
• "The Addams Family" (1973) - Story (16 episodes)
• "Dusty's Trail" (1974) - Written by (1 episode)
• "These Are the Days" (1974) - Writer (1 episode)
• "Lucas Tanner" (1974) - Story by (1 episode)
• "Apple's Way" (1974) - Writer (1 episode)
• "Harry O" (1974 - 1975) - Teleplay / Written by (3 episodes)
• "Marcus Welby, M.D." (1974 - 1975) - Writer (2 episodes)
• "Ellery Queen" (1975) - Story by (1 episode)
• "Cannon" (1976) - Writer / Teleplay (2 episodes)
• "Baretta" (1976) - Story (1 episode)
• "Switch" (1976) - Story (1 episode)
• "Quincy M.E." (1977) - Written by (1 episode)
• "Columbo" (1977) - Teleplay by / Story by (1 episode)
• "The New Addams Family" (1999) - Original screenplay (uncredited; 1 episode)

Ookiness

Thompson was a writer for the 1964 TV series The Addams Family. He was also a writer for the episode "Wednesday Is Missing" and the 1973 animated TV series The Addams Family. One of his screenplays from the 1964 series was used for the 1998 remake, The New Addams Family.

Trivia

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External Links

• Gene Thompson on IMDB
• Gene Thompson on Kinorium
• Gene Thompson on the Scoobypedia
• Gene Thompson on The Movie Database

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