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 
 
  (Season 5, teleplay with Peter Allan Fields, story)
  (Season 6)
 
  (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

External links 
 
 
 
 
 Morgan Gendel Unveils His Plans for a New Mars Habitat

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Writers
Hugo Award winners