Matt Lambert is a television writer whose credits include Invincible, Wednesday, Shogun, and Into the Badlands.
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.
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.
Matt Lambert is a television writer whose credits include Invincible, Wednesday, Shogun, and Into the Badlands.
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.
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.
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.
Yes, Lambert's body of work has earned him multiple industry honors, including a Primetime Emmy Award.

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