Best Futurama Writer?

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Okay, I don't know if this has been done before and I'm presuming this is the right forum, since none of the other descriptions seemed right for it). Who is your favourite writer for Futurama?

(The names listed in the poll are of the writers who wrote 5 or more episodes throughout the series. Refer to CGEF's writers section for lists of who wrote what.)

My vote would have to go for Ken Keeler, whose stories have always been interesting and have always been in keeping with the futuristic/sci-fi nature of the show (where some other writers have been too backward-thinking with their ideas). Episodes such as E2:TSHL, PYHOMS, TKOS and Godfellas have all demonstrated that.   

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Sorry, already done.

I agree with Ken Keeler being a phenomenal writer. "Godfellas" is one of my favorite episodes (though much of the praise should be aimed in Susie Dietters direction as well), but I still think J Stewart Burns take first place. "A Head In The Polls" and "Roswell That Ends Well"? Give that man an award already.

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I knew it.  But thanks.