Doug Molitor Jeopardy Profile: Age, Job, Family, Stats

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Doug Molitor Jeopardy Contestant Profile

Doug Molitor, a distinguished American novelist and television screenwriter, has made notable contributions across various genres in both television and literary fields. Born on July 8, 1952, in Altadena, California, Molitor has an expansive career that highlights his versatility and creativity. His work in television includes writing for popular series such as “Adventure Inc.,” “Sliders,” “F/X: The Series,” and “Police Academy: The Series.” Additionally, he has penned episodes for animated shows like “Dinosaucers” and “James Bond Jr.”

Molitor’s talent has been recognized with significant accolades, including winning the American Accolades TV & Shorts Competition for an episode of “The West Wing” titled “Farewell to Tuvalu,” and a nomination for a Humanitas Prize for his work on “Captain Planet and the Planeteers.” His international impact is also noted with contributions to the Italian series “Lucky Luke,” and his involvement in the Writers Guild of America’s Writers Access Project.

Beyond his television career, Molitor has achieved success as a novelist, particularly known for his “Time Amazon” series and the supernatural rom-com series “Full Moon Fever.” His novels blend science fiction, adventure, and humor, showcasing his ability to engage a diverse readership. Molitor’s participation in “Jeopardy!” where he was a four-time winner and a contestant in the Tournament of Champions, adds to his multifaceted profile.

His extensive writing credits include numerous well-known TV shows, enhancing his reputation as a prolific writer capable of spanning various storytelling formats. Molitor continues to contribute to the entertainment industry, enriching both television and literature with his unique creative vision.

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