Steve Levitan

TV writer and producer

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Television writer/producer and co-creator of ABC's Modern Family

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Steven Levitan discusses the challenges of creating “Reboot” during Walt Disney Co.'s restructuring, and the joys of working for streaming versus network television.

Steven Levitan's hit comedy 'Reboot' inspired by doomed 'Roseanne' revival

Steven Levitan discusses the challenges of creating “Reboot” during Walt Disney Co.'s restructuring, and the joys of working for streaming versus network television.

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If you're a fan of ABC's mega-hit, Emmy-magnet sitcom    Modern   Family , which follows the misadventures of the extended Pritchett clan, you'll remember how Jay's son-in-law Phil…

Steve Levitan: 'Modern Family'

If you're a fan of ABC's mega-hit, Emmy-magnet sitcom Modern Family , which follows the misadventures of the extended Pritchett clan, you'll remember how Jay's son-in-law Phil…

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