Darin Henry

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Darin Henry (born 1970 or 1971 (age 52–53))^[1] is an American television writer. He has written for many different television series, including Seinfeld, Futurama, The War at Home and Oddballs. He also wrote a Big Finish Doctor Who audio called The Game. He wrote an episode for Shake It Up and is the co-executive producer for the series.

Writing credits[edit]

My Family

• "While you Weren't Sleeping" (series 5)
• "Neighbour Wars" (series 8)

(Also for the last episode of series 8 Henry was credited as an associate producer with Paul Minnett & Brian Leveson.)

• "The Guru" and "Kenzo's Project" (co-written with Tom Anderson) (series 9)
• "Mary Christmas" (co-written with Paul Minnett & Brian Leveson) (series 10)
• "Darts All, Folks" (series 11)

Not Going Out

• "Amy" (co-written with Lee Mack)
• "Dancing" (co-written with Lee Mack)

Seinfeld

• "The Van Buren Boys" (series 8)
• "The Slicer" (with Gregg Kavet and Andy Robin) (series 9)
• "The Bookstore" (series 9)
• "The Clip Show, Part 1" (series 9)

Futurama

• "The Problem with Popplers"

The War at Home

• "It's a Living"
• "Three's Company"

Shake It Up

• "Whodunit Up?" (season 2)
• "Spirit It Up" (season 3)
• "Clean It Up" (season 3)

K.C. Undercover

• "Off the Grid" (season 1)

Oddballs

• "Wanted Dead or Fly"
• "Line Cutters"
• "Pillow Fight Club"
• "Almost Home Alone"
• "Partners"

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Darin Henry at IMDb