Diane English Highlights

2008: Made directorial debut with the remake of the 1936 play by Clare Boothe Luce, "The Women" (also produced and scripted)
1998: Returned to "Murphy Brown" (CBS) to write the series finale
1995: Created and wrote for the short-lived CBS sitcom "Double Rush"
1992: Created and executive produced the CBS series "Love & War"
1992: Formed Shukovsky-English Entertainment with husband Joel Shukovsky
1988: Created and executive produced the popular CBS sitcom, "Murphy Brown" (also wrote); left after the fourth season
1986: Writer and producer on the CBS sitcom "My Sister Sam"
1985: Produced the short-lived CBS sitcom, "Foley Square" (also wrote)
1984: Scripted the premiere episode ABC's series, "Call to Glory"
1980: Wrote PBS's first full-length TV-movie, "The Lathe of Heaven"
1971: Moved to NYC and worked as a story editor for the public television station WNET
1970: Taught high school English and drama for a year after graduating from college
Penned a monthly column for Vogue magazine

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