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John McNamara (2) (1962–)

Author of The Magicians: Season 1

For other authors named John McNamara, see the disambiguation page.

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Works by John McNamara

The Magicians: Season 1 (2014) — creator — 35 copies, 1 review
The Magicians: Season 2 (2017) — Creator — 22 copies
Profit - The Complete Series — executive producer — 15 copies
Revenge of the Nerd (1984) 14 copies, 1 review
The Magicians: Season 3 — Creator — 13 copies
The Magicians: Season 4 — Creator — 8 copies
Model Behavior (1985) 5 copies
Aquarius: The Complete First Season (2015) — Creator — 5 copies
Unauthorized Magic (2015) — Creator — 2 copies, 1 review
The Magicians: Lost, Found, ....ed — Screenwriter — 1 copy

Associated Works

The Magicians: Six Short Stories [2018 TV episode] (2018) — Producer, some editions — 2 copies

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Legal name
McNamara, John Paul Flanagan
Other names
Johnny Mac
Birthdate
1962
Gender
male
Education
University of Michigan
Occupations
television writer
television producer
Agent
William Morris
Nationality
USA
Associated Place (for map)
USA

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I didn't really care for any of the characters in the book and I don't really care for any of the characters in the DVD, in fact my brain had blotted out most of the events of the books so it was almost that I was coming to this fresh.

It's basically a US version of Harry Potter, with some echoes of Narnia, only with spoilt rotten college kids and a lot of sex and while I might watch season 2 (cause that cliff hanger at the end of season 1 is epic) I really don't have any great urge to do show more so.

A magical world depicted in books is real, there's a secret college in New York State that teaches magic and there's a lot of sex and violence thrown in.

It's funny, I've been an urban fantasy and fantasy fan for years but the very gritty fantasy just leaves me cold. And they're pretty much just all brats.
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A ninth-grade genius with a reputation for being a nerd wreaks revenge on his tormentors using his latest science project, by which he can invade their homes via their television screens.

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Members
120
Popularity
#165,355
Rating
3.8
Reviews
3
ISBNs
22
Languages
1

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