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After winning a spot in the Walt Disney writers' fellowship (1992-93), Espenson worked in sitcoms for a number of years.  She is also a ''Star Trek'' alumnus, having written the ''Deep Space Nine'' season 4 episode "[[MemoryAlpha:Accession|Accession]]".  
After winning a spot in the Walt Disney writers' fellowship (1992-93), Espenson worked in sitcoms for a number of years.  She is also a ''Star Trek'' alumnus, having written the ''Deep Space Nine'' season 4 episode "[[MemoryAlpha:Accession|Accession]]".  


Her first staff job on a drama was on ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'', which she joined in the middle of Season 3. Espenson wrote 23 episodes of the show, more than any other writer besides showrunners Joss Whedon and Marti Noxon. During her stint on Buffy, she wrote the Hugo Award-winning episode "Conversations with Dead People."  Espenson would go on to write for two other Joss Whedon TV series, ''Firefly'', and the ''Buffy'' spinoff, ''Angel''.   
Her first staff job on a drama was on ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'', which she joined in the middle of Season 3. Espenson wrote 23 episodes of the show, more than any other writer besides showrunners Joss Wheldon and Marti Noxon. During her stint on Buffy, she wrote the Hugo Award-winning episode "Conversations with Dead People."  Espenson would go on to write for two other Joss Whedon TV series, ''Firefly'', and the ''Buffy'' spinoff, ''Angel''.   


Espenson did a year as Co-Executive Producer at ''Gilmore Girls'', and brief stints as Co-Executive Producer of the cancelled FOX dramas ''Tru Calling'' and ''The Inside''. Next, she served as Co-Executive Producer of the sitcom ''Jake in Progress'', which was also short-lived.  
Espenson did a year as Co-Executive Producer at ''Gilmore Girls'', and brief stints as Co-Executive Producer of the cancelled FOX dramas ''Tru Calling'' and ''The Inside''. Next, she served as Co-Executive Producer of the sitcom ''Jake in Progress'', which was also short-lived.  

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