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Jen Statsky

Jen Statsky is an , , and best known for co-creating, co-writing, and co-showrunning the critically acclaimed Max comedy series Hacks. Born on November 19, 1985, in , Statsky began her professional career as a in the early , including as a staff writer on the Parks and Recreation starting in 2014, where she contributed to episodes highlighting the show's ensemble dynamics and satirical take on . Statsky's early work also included writing for Comedy Central's , a series celebrated for its sharp, improvisational humor centered on millennial life in , and she later joined the writing team for NBC's philosophical comedy , contributing to its intricate plot twists and ethical explorations across multiple seasons. These roles established her reputation for blending witty dialogue with character-driven storytelling in ensemble comedies. In 2021, Statsky co-created Hacks alongside and , drawing from the real-world challenges faced by veteran comedians in the entertainment industry to craft a mentor-protégé relationship between aging headliner Deborah Vance (played by ) and young writer Ava Daniels (). The series, produced by , premiered to widespread praise for its incisive commentary on , gender dynamics, and , earning multiple renewals through its fourth season by 2025, and renewed for a fifth and final season in May 2025. Statsky's contributions to Hacks have been recognized with two Primetime Emmy Award nominations in 2025, including Outstanding Comedy Series as an and Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series for the episode "A ."

Early life and education

Childhood and family background

Jen Statsky was born on November 19, 1985, in , a suburb south of known for its mix of working-class and affluent neighborhoods. As an , she grew up in a household shaped by her parents' contrasting backgrounds and personal challenges. Her father, of Polish Catholic descent from (), worked as a building inspector and bartender, coming from a working-class family that owned a corner store, and spoke with a thick . Her mother, originally from , struggled with and what Statsky has described as possible or OCD, often prioritizing appearances amid a strained marriage marked by frequent arguments that sometimes involved intervention. The family dynamics provided little emotional structure, with her parents preoccupied by their own issues, leaving Statsky to spend much of her time alone. This isolation fostered an early reliance on television as a companion and escape, particularly classic sitcoms aired on , such as The Mary Tyler Moore Show and The Dick Van Dyke Show, which introduced her to the rhythms of ensemble comedy and sharp writing. Her parents had no background in the entertainment industry and offered only vague support for her creative pursuits, responding to her career ambitions with sentiments like "Good luck, I guess." Despite the home environment's chaos, Statsky credits her close group of high school friends as a surrogate family that provided stability and encouragement. During her school years at Milton High School, from which she graduated in 2004, Statsky began developing her interest in writing as a way to process and deflect the tensions at home. She served as an editor for the school newspaper, where she wrote what she later recognized as humor columns, drawing on observational wit to cover stories in a lighthearted manner, akin to "the of Milton High School." Though she did not perform onstage during this period, her immersion in TV humor and journalistic writing laid the groundwork for her comedic voice, channeling personal observations into structured narratives. This foundation propelled her toward formal studies in film and television writing at after high school.

University studies

Statsky attended the Tisch School of the Arts at from approximately 2004 to 2008, pursuing a in through the Kanbar . Her studies focused on production, including coursework in that honed her skills in crafting comedic narratives and character-driven stories. While specific student projects are not widely documented, the program's emphasis on practical writing exercises and collaborative filmmaking directly contributed to her development as a , bridging her academic training with her emerging interest in comedy. Statsky graduated in 2008 amid the global financial crisis, facing immediate post-graduation challenges that included working at a coffee shop in to make ends meet. Concurrently, she performed at alternative venues such as the and other spots, using these early gigs to refine her comedic voice and build a network in the local scene.

Career

Initial writing jobs

After graduating from New York University, Jen Statsky pursued entry-level opportunities in comedy writing while based in . She began with freelance headline writing for , a satirical news outlet, and later served as an intern and assistant on 's web videos, as well as assisting on productions for and IFC. These roles honed her skills in concise, punchy humor amid the competitive New York comedy scene. Additionally, Statsky dabbled in during this period, performing to build her stage presence and comedic voice. To gain visibility, Statsky turned to around 2009–2010, where she posted one-liner jokes and comedy sketches that quickly built a following among industry professionals. Her witty, relatable content caught the attention of , head writer for , who direct-messaged her in 2011, leading to her first full-time writing position as a monologue writer on the show. This breakthrough came after she had briefly planned a move to in early 2011 but returned to upon securing the job. Statsky's time on from 2011 to 2013 was a rigorous training ground, requiring her to produce multiple jokes daily under tight deadlines, but it also presented challenges as the only woman on the five- to six-person monologue team and one of just two female writers among 17 staff members overall. She often felt isolated in the male-dominated room, navigating insecurity and a high-pressure environment that tested her persistence. After leaving the show in 2013, Statsky relocated to , where the move facilitated initial freelance writing opportunities and broader access to scripted television networks.

Rise in television comedy

Statsky's entry into staff writing positions began after writing a speculative script for the sitcom , which helped secure her first half-hour staffing role on HBO's in 2013. She advanced to a staff writer position on NBC's from 2012 to 2015, where her Twitter activity had previously caught the attention of the . Statsky wrote two episodes: "The Wall" (Season 6, Episode 15), which explored Ron Swanson's backstory and workplace nostalgia, and "Two Funerals" (Season 7, Episode 11), delving into themes of loss and community closure. Her contributions influenced character arcs, particularly for , by infusing awkward, relatable millennial perspectives into the ensemble comedy's optimistic framework. This period also marked her growing reputation for blending personal anecdotes with broad appeal in multi-camera storytelling. Transitioning to consulting producer on Comedy Central's Broad City from 2014 to 2016, Statsky elevated to co-executive producer by later seasons, writing four episodes including "Mochalatta Chills" (Season 2, Episode 2). Her role involved refining the show's raw, improvisational energy into structured narratives, contributing to its through authentic portrayals of young women's friendships in . On NBC's from 2016 to 2020, she served as a key writer and producer, penning seven episodes such as "Everything Is Great!" (Season 2, Episode 1) and "The Book of Dougal" (Season 3, Episode 10). Statsky played a pivotal role in integrating philosophical concepts—like and —into the humor, collaborating closely with showrunner to balance intellectual depth with punchy, character-driven comedy. These experiences solidified her as a versatile voice in ensemble sitcoms, often drawing from Schur's mentorship across both and .

Co-creation of Hacks

In 2021, Jen Statsky co-created the comedy-drama series Hacks alongside and for Max, drawing inspiration from the dynamics between established and emerging female comedians. The concept originated during a where the trio discussed the challenges faced by veteran performers in a changing industry, evolving into a story about an aging headliner, Deborah Vance, and her young writer, Ava Daniels, navigating generational clashes and professional reinvention. This premise allowed Statsky to explore themes of resilience and collaboration in comedy, reflecting real-world observations of women sustaining long careers in male-dominated spaces. As co-showrunner, Statsky oversaw the series' creative direction, writing several pivotal episodes across its seasons and serving as an . She contributed to the narrative's sharp twists and character arcs, influences traceable to her earlier work on twist-heavy scripts for . Through four seasons released by 2025, with production on the fifth and final season underway as of May 2025, Hacks has maintained a focus on evolving the central mentorship while expanding the ensemble's stories, earning Statsky recognition for her leadership in blending humor with emotional depth. The series has garnered widespread critical acclaim for its portrayal of generational dynamics, highlighting the tensions and growth between boomers and in the entertainment world, as well as its bold representation of who defy ageist stereotypes. Outlets praised its "dark mentorship" framework for humanizing complex female leads and amplifying underrepresented voices in stand-up and late-night TV. In 2025, discussions emerged about potential spin-offs, such as one centered on supporting characters Kayla and , signaling the show's expanding universe under Statsky's involvement.

Personal life

Marriage and relationships

Jen Statsky has been married to writer and producer Travis Helwig since meeting him in her early 20s through their shared involvement in the scene. The couple, both active in the entertainment industry, navigate the demands of their careers within overlapping professional networks, where Helwig has worked on projects including . Their partnership provides mutual understanding of the industry's intensity, with Statsky noting that Helwig's familiarity with the "language" of and helps foster a supportive dynamic. In public interviews, Statsky has discussed how her contributes to maintaining work-life amid long hours in television writing and production. She emphasizes intentional practices, such as phone-free dinners and integrating personal check-ins with friends during commutes, which are facilitated by Helwig's comprehension of her schedule. Their wedding took place at a drive-through chapel in , reflecting a low-key approach aligned with their comedic sensibilities.

Interests and activism

Jen Statsky is an avid fan of the , frequently expressing her support for the team on . In a 2022 tweet, she referenced her fandom while commenting on a Clippers-related project, noting it was created "with love and also immense , as a Clippers fan." She has been highlighted in discussions of comedy's connection to the team, where she is grouped with other comedians drawn to the Clippers' status. Statsky has spoken publicly about the challenges faced by , emphasizing the need for greater recognition and opportunities. In interviews, she has addressed the scarcity mindset that leads women to compete fiercely due to limited roles, contrasting it with the more abundant paths for male comedians. She advocates for honoring pioneering female comedians like , , and , whose careers were often hindered by and , and reflects on the collective loss of their untold stories. Statsky has also discussed how societal biases dismiss women's comedic efforts more readily than men's, drawing from historical research into figures like to underscore ongoing representation gaps. Through her reflections in interviews, Statsky promotes intergenerational connections in , valuing how younger writers can learn from established s while challenging outdated norms. She has described the importance of mutual growth between generations, where shared passion for the craft fosters understanding and evolution in the field. This perspective stems from her early experiences in communities, where she sought out collaborative environments to develop her voice. Beyond her professional pursuits, Statsky maintains interests rooted in her early comedy explorations, including remnants of stand-up performance from her post-college years. After graduating from New York University in 2008, she performed stand-up while working at a coffee shop, honing her skills in live settings that informed her later writing. She also engages in personal writing outside television, notably through Twitter, where her comedic posts gained attention and helped launch her career by showcasing her one-liner style. These pursuits reflect a continued personal commitment to comedy as a creative outlet.

Selected works

Television credits

Jen Statsky began her television writing career as a monologue writer on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon from 2011 to 2012, where she was the only female writer in that role. In 2013, she served as a staff writer on the HBO series Hello Ladies, contributing to the episode "Long Beach." Statsky joined Parks and Recreation as a writer for seasons 5 through 7 (2012–2015), penning episodes including "The Debate" (season 5), "The Comeback Kid" (season 5), "Jerry's Retirement" (season 6), and "Moving Up: Part 2" (season 7). She worked on Comedy Central's Broad City across four seasons (2014–2019), starting as a in season 2 and advancing to co-executive producer for seasons 3 through 5; her writing credits include "Twaining Day" (season 2), "" (season 3), and "Abbi's Fiance" (season 5). In 2015, Statsky wrote the episode "Tubman" for the Comedy Central series . For Netflix's (2016–2017), she contributed as a , story editor, and story editor, co-writing such as "Mein Ramp" (season 1) and "No Friend Left Behind" (season 1). Statsky served as supervising on Amazon's (2018), and co-wrote the "Kase." From 2018 to 2020, she was a co-executive producer on NBC's The Good Place for seasons 3 and 4, writing seven episodes including "The Book of Dougal" (season 3), "Chidi Sees the Time-Knife" (season 4), and "The Answer" (season 4). In 2025, Statsky co-created, wrote, and executive produced Apple TV+'s The Studio, a comedy series starring Seth Rogen that premiered in March 2025 and was renewed for a second season. Since 2021, Statsky has been co-creator, writer, executive producer, and showrunner of HBO Max's Hacks, which entered its fifth and final season in production as of 2025; she has written numerous episodes across the first four seasons, including the pilot "Pilot," "There Is No Line," and "Falling" (season 1), as well as episodes in later seasons such as "A Slippery Slope" (season 4).

Writing contributions

Jen Statsky has contributed several satirical essays and short pieces to Internet Tendency, showcasing her sharp wit in exploring family dynamics and everyday absurdities through dialogue and list formats. One of her notable early works, "Conversations My Parents Must Have Had While Planning to Raise a ," published in 2008, humorously imagines parental deliberations on child-rearing with exchanges that highlight generational quirks and emotional avoidance. This piece exemplifies her style of using imagined scenarios to satirize familial expectations, a theme that recurs in later contributions like "Excerpts From My Mother's Editorial Notes On My Letters To Santa, 1987-2000," where she compiles fictional maternal corrections to childhood wish lists, blending nostalgia with ironic commentary on parenting. In 2012, Statsky expanded her print presence with a contribution to the anthology The Book of Politics and Musicals, titled "The of Right-Wing Conservative ," a satirical take on political archetypes reimagined through . This piece demonstrates her versatility in adapting humor to thematic collections, merging with musical and narrative elements in a concise, punchy format. Other standalone essays in , such as "Classic Nursery Rhymes, Updated and Revamped for the , as Told to Me by My Father" from 2009, further illustrate her ability to infuse economic anxieties into childhood lore, using paternal voiceovers for comedic effect. Statsky's short-form writing evolved from observational humor rooted in her stand-up —where she honed timing and persona-driven delivery—toward more structured, thematic satires that critique social norms with precision and brevity. Pieces like "Underheard in New York" (2010) shift to urban vignettes, capturing overlooked city interactions in list form to underscore the humor in mundane oversight. By the late and early , her work consistently employed these formats to evolve personal anecdotes into broader cultural commentary, establishing her as a in literary humor focused on relational and societal ironies. No op-eds or Twitter-based compilations by Statsky were published as standalone written works prior to 2025.

Awards and honors

Emmy Awards

Jen Statsky has received numerous Primetime Emmy Award nominations and three wins for her work as co-creator, writer, and executive producer on the HBO Max series Hacks, often shared with collaborators Lucia Aniello and Paul W. Downs. These accolades highlight her contributions to comedy writing and production, with the show earning nominations across seasons 1 through 4 (2021–2025) in categories including Outstanding Comedy Series, Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series, and producing roles. Statsky's first Emmy came in 2021 at the 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series, awarded to the Hacks pilot episode she co-wrote, marking an early triumph for the series' intergenerational mentorship narrative. The show was also nominated that year for Outstanding Comedy Series, with Statsky credited as executive producer, though it did not win; additional producing nominations followed for subsequent seasons, recognizing the team's oversight in developing the show's acclaimed ensemble and storylines. In , at the 76th , Hacks secured its first Outstanding Series win, crediting Statsky among the executive producers and affirming the series' status as a leading amid competition from shows like The Bear. That same ceremony, she shared a second Outstanding Writing for a Series award for the season 3 "Bulletproof," praised for its incisive of vulnerability in . These victories contributed to Hacks receiving 16 nominations overall that year, spanning writing, directing, and categories. At the 77th in 2025, Hacks received nominations including Outstanding Comedy Series, with Statsky credited as , and Outstanding Writing for a Series for the season 4 "," shared with Aniello and . As of November 2025, these represent Statsky's three total Emmy wins, underscoring her role in elevating women showrunners in television through Hacks' blend of humor and cultural commentary.

Other recognitions

Statsky has garnered significant acclaim for her contributions to beyond Emmy recognition, particularly through her co-creation of Hacks. In January 2025, Hacks won the for Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy at the 82nd Annual , marking the series' second victory in the category and highlighting Statsky's role alongside co-creators and . She also shared in the 2025 Writers Guild of America Award for Episodic Comedy for the Hacks episode "Bulletproof," recognizing her writing collaboration with Aniello and Downs. This accolade underscores her skill in crafting sharp, character-driven humor. Additionally, Hacks received the Producers Guild of America's Award for Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television – Comedy in February 2025, with Statsky credited as an . Further honoring the series' impact, Hacks was awarded a Peabody Award in 2022 for its insightful portrayal of intergenerational mentorship in the comedy world, crediting Statsky as a key creator. Earlier, in 2021, Statsky shared in a nomination for the Gotham Independent Film Award for Outstanding Breakthrough Television Series – Limited for Hacks, reflecting early industry buzz for the show's innovative storytelling.

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