Dan Harmon
Birth Name:
Dan Harmon
Birth Place:
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
Profession
Actor, Producer, Writer, Script department, Director, Soundtrack, Art department

Fast Facts
- Attended Marquette University
- Graduated from Brown Deer High School in the Milwaukee suburb Brown Deer
- Has been involved in several controversies for which he later apologized, including a feud with former "Community" actor Chevy Chase and comments he made regarding the show's fourth season
- Co-founded Channel 101, co-created "The Sarah Silverman Program" and created "Community․"
- Collaborates often with writer Rob Schrab, with whom he founded the sketch troupe The Dead Alewives in Milwaukee as well as Channel 101 and "Monster House․"
- Has collaborated with numerous comics and actors, including Jack Black, Owen Wilson, Sarah Silverman and Drew Carey
- Made a brief cameo appearance on "Arrested Development․"
- Produced the 30-minute animated pilot of "Rick & Morty," which was picked up as a series in 2013
- Returned to the showrunner position for the fifth season of "Community" after being replaced in the fourth season by Moses Port and David Guarascio
- Does not have an official website, but instead uses Twitter and Tumblr to speak directly to fans
- Enjoys Dungeons and Dragons, which he lampooned in an episode of "Community," and has frequently played the game during his live comedy show "Harmontown․"
- Often writes his scripts, and maps out narratives, using a circular, eight-step algorithm to show change and growth in characters, jokes and plots
Awards
- 2007Annie - Best Writing in an Animated Feature Production:Nominated
- 2011Banff Rockie Award - Best Sitcom:Nominated
- 2012Annie - Voice Acting in a Television Production:Nominated
- 2012Gold Derby TV Award - Comedy Series:Winner
- 2012Hugo - Best Dramatic Presentation - Short Form:Nominated
- 2012INOCA TV - Best Episode of a Comedy Series:Winner
- 2012OFTA Television Award - Best Writing in a Comedy Series:Winner
- 2014OFTA Television Award - Best Writing in a Comedy Series:Nominated
- 2018Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Animated Program:Winner
- 2020Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Animated Program:Winner
- 2022Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Animated Program:Nominated
- 2023Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Animated Program:Nominated
- 2026Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Animated Program:Nominated