Morgan Gendel
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Morgan Gendel is a screenwriter and television producer who has written for such television shows as Nash Bridges, Law & Order, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Wiseguy and 21 Jump Street. Gendel won the coveted Hugo Award for writing the popular Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, "The Inner Light." He was the first television writer to win the Hugo in 22 years, since the original Star Trek television series. As a producer, he brought the Dresden Files novels to the screen as a TV series on the SciFi Channel. He produced the movie Frankenhood for Lionsgate and directed the web series Pushed for The WB.com.
[edit] External links
- Morgan Gendel at the Internet Movie Database
- Morgan Gendel at Memory Alpha (a Star Trek wiki)
- Alien shares a political strain with Andromeda - LA Times Article by Morgen Gendel
