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Line 1: {{~~trope~~creator}} [[File:BryanFuller-1.jpg\|frame\|Bryan Fuller can be used to calibrate your Awesomeness Detector. Please tip him for this service.]] Bryan Fuller started his TV writing career on the ''[[~~Star Trek (Franchise)\|~~Star Trek]]'' franchise and on the remake of ''[[Carrie]]'', but really began to come into his own in the [[Turn of the Millennium]], with the creation or co-creation of cult hits ''[[Dead Like Me]]'' (2003-04), ''[[Wonderfalls]]'' (2004), and ''[[Pushing Daisies]]'' (2007-2009). He also was an executive producer on the first, fourth and fifth volumes (because Seasons aren't comic book-y enough) of ''[[Heroes (TV series)\|Heroes]]'', and wrote fan-favorite episode "Company Man". As of late 2010, said to be working on a live-action remake of ''[[Pinocchio (Disney film)\|Pinocchio]]'', and a reboot of ''[[The Munsters]]'' for [[NBC]]. Known for his wildly original, sophisticated and usually macabre work; lamentably, his series tend to be [[Too Good to Last]]. Fuller seems to be fond of giving female leads [[Tomboyish Name\|Tomboyish Names]].