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Saunders worked as an assistant to the Executive Producer and was the head researcher on ''[[w:24 (series)|24]]'' for several years, until she was given a freelance script on the show in 2004. Immediately after writing her first episode of ''24'', she was hired to write for ''Battlestar Galactica''. She was a regular writer on the second season and contributed to four episodes. For the third season she became the series [[story editor]] and wrote two episodes, "[[Torn]]" and "[[Dirty Hands]]," before departing the series. | Saunders worked as an assistant to the Executive Producer and was the head researcher on ''[[w:24 (series)|24]]'' for several years, until she was given a freelance script on the show in 2004. Immediately after writing her first episode of ''24'', she was hired to write for ''Battlestar Galactica''. She was a regular writer on the second season and contributed to four episodes. For the third season she became the series [[story editor]] and wrote two episodes, "[[Torn]]" and "[[Dirty Hands]]," before departing the series. | ||
In an interview in May 2006, <ref> [http://www.syfyportal.com/news.php?id=2603 SyFy Portal] </ref> Saunders expressed admiration for her fellow BSG writers, [[Mark Verheiden]], [[David Weddle]], [[Bradley Thompson]], [[Jeff Vlaming]], and [[Carla Robinson]], calling them "some of the strongest writers Hollywood can offer" and said that Executive Producer [[Ron D. Moore|Ron Moore]] continues to surprise and challenge the writers to take risks, such as with the Season 2 finale's | In an interview in May 2006, <ref> [http://www.syfyportal.com/news.php?id=2603 SyFy Portal] </ref> Saunders expressed admiration for her fellow BSG writers, [[Mark Verheiden]], [[David Weddle]], [[Bradley Thompson]], [[Jeff Vlaming]], and [[Carla Robinson]], calling them "some of the strongest writers Hollywood can offer" and said that Executive Producer [[Ron D. Moore|Ron Moore]] continues to surprise and challenge the writers to take risks, such as with the Season 2 finale's ([[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]) shocking one-year leap forward in time, an episode Saunders is proud she wrote. | ||
Either by luck or design, Saunders has created or written some of the strongest female characters on BSG, including [[Helena Cain|Admiral Cain]], {{callsign|Starbuck}} and [[Laura Roslin]]. "I feel a strong affinity with Starbuck's character," Saunders said in the interview. "As a woman, wouldn't it be great to be a fighter pilot? To be that outrageously tough chick?" | Either by luck or design, Saunders has created or written some of the strongest female characters on BSG, including [[Helena Cain|Admiral Cain]], {{callsign|Starbuck}} and [[Laura Roslin]]. "I feel a strong affinity with Starbuck's character," Saunders said in the interview. "As a woman, wouldn't it be great to be a fighter pilot? To be that outrageously tough chick?" | ||