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Line 4: \|caption = Amy Keating Rogers at [[BronyCon#2012\|BronyCon 2012]] \|active = [[2010]]-[[2012]]; [[2014]]-[[2015]] \|roles = ~~Writer, lyricists~~ * Writer ~~\|employment = [[Hasbro]]~~ * Lyricists \|employment = [[Hasbro Studios]] }} '''Amy Keating Rogers''' ({{D\|Jun\|17\|1969}}) is an American television writer known for her work on various animated series, such as ''[[Powerpuff Girls\|The Powerpuff Girls]]'' and ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic]]''. For her work, she has been nominated for 4 Primetime Emmy Awards and has since become a writer for [[Disney]], beginning in [[2015]]. Rogers was born in Los Angeles, California and attended the {{W\|Occidental College}} and {{W\|California Institute of the Arts}} and was a classmate of {{W\|Jason Bateman}}. She has a husband named Aaron and two children, Moira and Soren Rogers. Line 22 ⟶ 24: ! Note \|- \|! [[Friendship is Magic season 1\|1]]-3 \| "[[The Ticket Master]]" \| {{D\|Oct\|29\|2010}} \| With [[Lauren Faust]] \|- \|! 1-4 \| "[[Applebuck Season]]" \| {{D\|Nov\|5\|2010}} \| Sole writer \|- \|! 1-9 \| "[[Bridle Gossip]]" \| {{D\|Dec\|10\|2010}} \| Sole writer \|- \|! 1-13 \| "[[Fall Weather Friends]]" \| {{D\|Jan\|28\|2011}} \| Sole writer \|- \|! 1-19 \| "[[A Dog and Pony Show]]" \| {{D\|Mar\|11\|2011}} \| Sole writer \|- \|! 1-26 \| "[[The Best Night Ever]]" \| {{D\|May\|6\|2011}} \| Sole writer \|- \|! [[Friendship is Magic season 2\|2]]-6 \| "[[The Cutie Pox]]" \| {{D\|Nov\|12\|2011}} \| Sole writer \|- \|! 2-14 \| "[[The Last Roundup]]" \| {{D\|Jan\|21\|2012}} \| Sole writer \|- \|! 2-18 \| "[[A Friend in Deed]]" \| {{D\|Feb\|18\|2011}} \| Sole writer \|- \|! 2-24 \| "[[MMMystery on the Friendship Express]]" \| {{D\|Apr\|7\|2012}} \| Sole writer \|- ! [[Friendship is Magic season 4\|4]]-12 \| "[[Pinkie Pride]]" \| {{D\|Feb\|1\|2014}} \| Teleplay, story by [[Jayson Thiessen]] \|- ! 4-14 \| "[[Filli Vanilli]]" \| {{D\|Feb\|15\|2014}} \| Sole writer \|- ! 4-21 \| "[[Testing Testing 1, 2, 3]]" \| {{D\|Apr\|5\|2014}} \| Sole writer \|- ! [[Friendship is Magic season 5\|5]]-8 \| "[[The Lost Treasure of Griffonstone]]" \| {{D\|May\|23\|2015}} \| Sole writer \|- ! 5-14 \| "[[Canterlot Boutique]]" \| {{D\|Sep\|12\|2015}} \| Sole writer \|- ! 5-18 \| "[[Crusaders of the Lost Mark]]" \| {{D\|Oct\|10\|2015}} \| Sole writer \|- ! 5-24 \| "[[The Mane Attraction]]" \| {{D\|Nov\|21\|2015}} \| Sole writer \|} ===Music credits=== {\| class="roundy" style="margin:auto" \|- \| {\| border=1 width="100%" class="sortable" style="background: #2B1D42; border:2px solid #DFCDDD; border-collapse:collapse;" \|- style="background: #140d1f;" ! # ! Song ! Episode ! Music ! Lyrics ! Performer ! Backup \|- ! 1 \| "[[Evil Enchantress Song]]" \| "[[Bridle Gossip]]" \| [[William Anderson]] \| Sole lyrist \| [[Andrea Libman]] as Pinkie Pie, [[Blu Mankuma]] as {{FIM\|Fluttershy\|"Flutterguy"}} \| N/A \|- ! 2 \| "[[I'm at the Grand Galloping Gala]]" \| "The Best Night Ever" \| William Anderson \| Sole lyrist \| [[Shannon Chan-Kent]] as {{FIM\|Pinkie Pie}} \| N/A \|- ! 3 \| "[[Pony Pokey]]" \| "The Best Night Ever" \| [[Daniel Ingram]], William Anderson \| Sole lyrist \| [[Shannon Chan-Kent]] as Pinkie Pie \| N/A \|- ! 4 \| "[[Piggy Dance]]" \| "Baby Cakes" \| Daniel Ingram \| Sole lyrist \| Shannon Chan-Kent as Pinkie Pie \| N/A \|- ! 5 \| "[[Smile Song]]" \| "A Friend in Deed" \| Daniel Ingram \| Sole lyrist \| Shannon Chan-Kent as Pinkie Pie \| Ensemble \|- ! 6 \| "[[Cranky Doodle Donkey (song)\|Cranky Doodle Donkey]]" \| "A Friend in Deed" \| Daniel Ingram \| With Daniel Ingram \| Shannon Chan-Kent as Pinkie Pie \| Ensemble \|- ! 7 \| "[[Welcome Song]]" \| "A Friend in Deed" \| Daniel Ingram \| Sole lyrist \| Shannon Chan-Kent as Pinkie Pie \| \|- ! 8 \| "[[Cranky Doodle Joy]]" \| "A Friend in Deed" \| Daniel Ingram \| Sole lyrist \| Shannon Chan-Kent as Pinkie Pie \| Ensemble \|- ! 9 \| "[[Pinkie the Party Planner]]" \| "Pinkie Pride" \| Daniel Ingram \| With Daniel Ingram \| Shannon Chan-Kent as Pinkie Pie, [[Brian Drummond]] as {{FIM\|Carrot Cake}}, [[Tabitha St. Germain]] as {{FIM\|Cup Cake}}, [[Chantal Strand]] as {{FIM\|Diamond Tiara}} \| Ensemble \|- ! 10 \| "[[The Super Duper Party Pony]]" \| "Pinkie Pride" \| Daniel Ingram \| With Daniel Ingram \| Shannon Chan-Kent as Pinkie Pie, [["Weird Al" Yankovic]] as [[Cheese Sandwich]] \| Ensemble \|- ! 11 \| "[[The Goof Off]]" \| "Pinkie Pride" \| [[Jaromír Vejvoda]], "Weird Al" Yankovic \| With Daniel Ingram \| [[Andrea Libman]] as Pinkie Pie, "Weird Al" Yankovic as Cheese Sandwich \| Ensemble \|- ! 12 \| "[[Cheese Confesses]]" \| "Pinkie Pride" \| Daniel Ingram \| With Daniel Ingram \| "Weird Al" Yankovic as Cheese Sandwich, Shannon Chan-Kent as Pinkie Pie \| Ensemble \|} \|} ==Notable contributions== Line 83 ⟶ 230: ==References== {{reflist}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Rogers, Amy}} {{Footer}} [[Category:Friendship is Magic writers]] [[Category:Lyricists]] [[Category:American people]] [[Category:1960s births]]