Cesar Mazariegos's guest appearances

Cesar Mazariegos

Round Springfield

Simpsons Is Greater Than...

Al Jean

Jay Kogen

Michael Price

Bill Morrison

Nancy Cartwright

Carolyn Omine

Yeardley Smith

Mike Scully

Bill Oakley

Luke McGarry

Liza Treyger

Laurel Randolph

Tim Long

David Silverman

Mike Reiss

OwlTail

Cesar started working on The Simpsons in Season 30, and he recently had his first credited script - the fantastic "I, Carumbus." In this interview, you'll find out how Cesar got into writing for television, as well as his personal history with the show.Support the show

<a href="http://www.twitter.com/cesarwegetit" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cesar</a> started working on The Simpsons in Season 30, and he recently had his first credited script - the fantastic "I, Carumbus." In this interview, you'll find out how Cesar got into writing for television, as well as his personal history with the show.<a href="https://ko-fi.com/bartofdarkness" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Episode 22 - Cesar Mazariegos

This week, we're joined by Cesar Mazariegos. He's currently a staff writer on The Simpsons! We'll get the scoop on how The Simpsons is currently being made during quarantine. We'll also talk about his Stage 13 Original High &amp; Mighty and his time working on the drama procedural Deception. We'll throw it back to some of his earlier life experiences before he was a writer – his time as a stress management counselor and a funeral assistant. Plus, he shares a ton of advice and lessons he's learned on his way to The Simpsons.This episode was recorded remotely during quarantine. You might notice differing audio quality from previous episodes – but we’re trying to make it work for you! Hope everyone is staying safe and healthy.

This week, we're joined by Cesar Mazariegos. He's currently a staff writer on The Simpsons! We'll get the scoop on how The Simpsons is currently being made during quarantine. We'll also talk about his Stage 13 Original High &amp; Mighty and his time working on the drama procedural Deception. We'll throw it back to some of his earlier life experiences before he was a writer – his time as a stress management counselor and a funeral assistant. Plus, he shares a ton of advice and lessons he's learned on his way to The Simpsons.This episode was recorded remotely during quarantine. You might notice differing audio quality from previous episodes – but we’re trying to make it work for you! Hope everyone is staying safe and healthy.