Morgan Gendel

Morgan Gendel (born ) has written several television episodes for the Star Trek franchise. He is from West Hartford in Connecticut.
His episode , co-written with Peter Allan Fields, was his first successful sale to the Star Trek franchise, and ended up being the first to earn a Hugo Award for the series since Harlan Ellison's work over twenty years previously. He took the name from a George Harrison penned Beatles song: "' was the B-side of '.' I thought it would be fun to give every Star Trek episode I wrote a title that's from a different, obscure Beatles song. I wanted to call 'Revolution,' but they had already used . It was a little joke between me and me." (Captains' Logs: The Unauthorized Complete Trek Voyages, p. 248)
==Other work==
He has also worked on the hit television series Law & Order as a writer, co-executive producer and executive story editor, and has adapted The Dresden Files for television, and helped develop Spider-Man: The New Animated Series in the early 2000s.
== Star Trek credits ==
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** (Season 5, teleplay with Peter Allan Fields, story)
** (Season 6)
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** (Season 1, teleplay with Robert Hewitt Wolfe and Michael Piller, story)
** (Season 2)
== Star Trek award ==
Morgan Gendel received the following award:
;Hugo Award
* Hugo Award in the category "Best Dramatic Presentation" as Teleplay Writer for the episode , shared with Peter Allan Fields and Peter Lauritson
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