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Matt Lambert

Writer

Matt Lambert is a television writer whose credits include Invincible, Wednesday, Shogun, and Into the Badlands.

Role: Writer
Years Active: 2017-present
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Invincible Role

Lambert wrote the Invincible episode "In About Six Hours I Lose My Virginity to a Fish," the second episode of season two, which aired in November 2023 and was directed by Ian Abando. The episode follows Mark Grayson trying to return to a normal life over summer break while still reeling from the fallout of Omni-Man's betrayal. It stands as Lambert's credited writing contribution to the animated series.

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Career and Notable Roles

Lambert has built a career writing for prestige television, penning nine episodes of AMC's Into the Badlands between 2017 and 2019, serving as a writer and later co-executive producer across the first two seasons of Netflix's Wednesday, and working as a consulting producer and writer on FX's Shogun. His body of work has earned him multiple industry honors, including a Primetime Emmy Award.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Matt Lambert?

Matt Lambert is a television writer whose credits include Invincible, Wednesday, Shogun, and Into the Badlands.

Which Invincible episode did Matt Lambert write?

Lambert wrote "In About Six Hours I Lose My Virginity to a Fish," the second episode of season two, which aired in November 2023 and was directed by Ian Abando.

What is the Invincible episode Matt Lambert wrote about?

The episode follows Mark Grayson trying to return to a normal life over summer break while still reeling from the fallout of Omni-Man's betrayal.

What other shows has Matt Lambert written for?

Lambert wrote nine episodes of AMC's Into the Badlands between 2017 and 2019, served as a writer and later co-executive producer across the first two seasons of Netflix's Wednesday, and worked as a consulting producer and writer on FX's Shogun.

Has Matt Lambert won any awards?

Yes, Lambert's body of work has earned him multiple industry honors, including a Primetime Emmy Award.

Sources & Information

This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Dragon Ball anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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