Ryan Ridley
WriterRyan Ridley is a writer and producer best known for his long run on Rick and Morty, who wrote an episode of the Invincible animated series for Skybound.
Invincible Role
Ryan Ridley contributed a writing credit to Invincible, penning the screenplay for an episode of the Prime Video animated series. His comedy writing background gave him a distinct voice to bring to the show's mix of superhero action and character drama. The credit added another major animation writer to a series known for drawing talent from outside the traditional superhero space.
Career and Notable Roles
Ridley spent years on the Rick and Morty writing staff, rising from co-producer to co-executive producer across its early seasons and returning to write again in 2026, while also voicing minor characters on the show. He wrote the screenplay for the horror comedy film Renfield, based on an outline by Robert Kirkman, and has additional writing credits on Community.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Ryan Ridley?
Ryan Ridley is a writer and producer best known for his long run on Rick and Morty, who also wrote an episode of the Invincible animated series for Skybound.
What did Ryan Ridley write for Invincible?
He penned the screenplay for an episode of the Prime Video animated series, bringing his comedy writing background to the show's mix of superhero action and character drama. The credit added another major animation writer to a series known for drawing talent from outside the traditional superhero space.
What is Ryan Ridley's role on Rick and Morty?
He spent years on the Rick and Morty writing staff, rising from co-producer to co-executive producer across its early seasons, returning to write again in 2026 while also voicing minor characters on the show.
What movie did Ryan Ridley write?
He wrote the screenplay for the horror comedy film Renfield, based on an outline by Robert Kirkman.
What other TV show has Ryan Ridley written for besides Rick and Morty?
He also has additional writing credits on Community, rounding out a comedy-focused writing career that carried into his work on Invincible.
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