Ms. Susan Levison This is Me

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1. 1. www.hollywoodreporter.com

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   Published on: 6/18/2008   Last Visited: 6/19/2008

   "The writing jumped off the page; it has a really unique original tone," said Susan Levison, senior vp comedy development at Fox."It was a mix of real emotion with hard comedy.She has crafted a character we have never seen before."
   
   Levison described the character as having a little bit of Chauncey Gardiner and a bit of Forrest Gump.
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   "The writing jumped off the page; it has a really unique original tone," said Susan Levison, senior vp comedy development at Fox."It was a mix of real emotion with hard comedy.She has crafted a character we have never seen before."
   
   Levison described the character as having a little bit of Chauncey Gardiner and a bit of Forrest Gump.

2. 2. Class of 2004

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   Published on: 11/9/2004   Last Visited: 11/9/2004

   Susan Levinson, vp drama development, Fox Broadcasting Co.

3. 3. TV Week

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   Published on: 6/7/2006   Last Visited: 6/8/2006

   Levison Promoted to Top Comedy Development Job at Fox
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   Susan Levison has been named top comedy development executive at Fox Broadcasting Company. Story continues below...OAS AD("Middle1");As senior VP of comedy development, Ms. Levison will supervise the network's comedy development efforts, working as the company's key creative liaison with studios, writers and production executives.
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   Ms. Levison was formerly director, and then VP, of drama development at Fox, where she was involved in the creation of "House," "Prison Break" and the upcoming "Vanished."Before joining drama development she was director of alternative programming, where she worked on "The Simple Life," "Temptation Island," "Love Cruise" and "Boot Camp."She joined Fox in 1999 as an assistant in the alternative programming department.
   
   Ms. Levison began her career in television as an assistant in the TV literary department at Creative Artists Agency.