User:Transmutate/Douglas Booth

Douglas Booth, also known as Doug Booth, is an American writer, mainly for television animation.

Booth is best known for his contributions to The Transformers cartoons of the 1980s. He was a prolific contributor of scripts to the first two seasons of the Transformers animated television series, and he has an Associate Script Consultant credit on the theatrically released animated motion picture Transformers: The Movie.

Booth also served as Associate Producer on the first season of the animated television series G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (1985 TV series). He also wrote one script for the second season of that same series. In addition, when the G.I. Joe series was relaunched in 1989 under a new production company, Booth wrote the five-part pilot episode, Operation: Dragonfire.

Other animated televison series Booth has worked on include Visionaries: Knights of the Magical Light, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, The Mighty Orbots, Challenge of the GoBots, My Little Pony, The Smurfs, Drak Pack, X-Men, and three different versions of Spider-Man.