Will McRobb and Chris Viscardi

Will McRobb and Chris Viscardi are a team of American show-creators, writers and producers of television and screenwriters.

They are best known as the co-creators of the award-winning and critically acclaimed Nickelodeon television series ''The Adventures of Pete & Pete''. Critics have called this quirky and heartfelt ode to growing up "one of the best kids' shows ever".

''Los Angeles Times'' TV critic Robert Lloyd said of the show, "By rendering the ordinary events of childhood and adolescence — staying up late, hating shop class, discovering music, ruing the end of summer — as the epic stuff of legend, the series captured the actual depth and intensity of feeling that comes with being young. Poignant without being sentimental, oddball but never merely weird, the show was made to be 'funny, sad, strange and beautiful'."

The series was also known for its music and special guest stars. Over its 39 episodes, ''Pete & Pete'' featured Michael Stipe, Iggy Pop, Debbie Harry, Steve Buscemi, Patricia Hearst and many others. In recent years, the show has returned to its now grown-up audience in the form of cast reunions that have played to sold-out audiences in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and Portland.

McRobb was assigned to work on Nicktoons after the success of ''Pete & Pete''. While he worked with Jumbo Pictures on ''Doug'' effectively, his work with Spümcø on ''The Ren & Stimpy Show'' is one of the hardest times in his career. He served as a voice of reason between Nickelodeon executives and series creator John Kricfalusi, who considered him to be an obstacle in the series' creative process and viewed him more negatively than other executives like Vanessa Coffey. Nevertheless, he was highly influential in the production of the first two seasons, approving plots for critically acclaimed episodes such as "Sven Höek" and "Man's Best Friend" while writing the episode "Black Hole". Bob Camp considered him to be important to the series, providing constructive advice and improving on Kricfalusi's often overly crass ideas while receiving little to no credit for them.

Currently, McRobb is an executive producer of two animated series for children in production for Apple TV+. ''Harriet the Spy'' is an adaptation of the coming-of-age novel about a rebellious 11-year-old girl living in New York City in the 1960s, who wants to be a spy and a writer. ''El Deafo'' is an adaptation of the Newbery Award-winning graphic novel and memoir. It is a tragicomic chronicle of a young girl who has to learn to overcome her disability when she loses her hearing at age five.

Recent projects include executive-producing ''Costume Quest'', an animated children's series from Amazon which was premiered in 2018. He was also the executive producer and writer of ''Click, Clack, Moo: Christmas at the Farm'', an animated Christmas special based on the popular ''Click, Clack, Moo'' children's book series. It premiered in December 2017. From 2015 to 2017, he was one of the executive producers of ''Sanjay and Craig'', an animated children's show for Nickelodeon.

McRobb was also a writer on the 2007 family movie ''Alvin and the Chipmunks''. Provided by Wikipedia