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He has regularly written and produced [[America]]n television programmes since his initial job as one of the key [[above the line]] crew members on most of the run of ''[[w:c:xfiles:The X-Files|The X-Files]]'' and its spin-off, ''[[w:c:xfiles: The Lone Gunmen|The Lone Gunmen]]''. Indeed, his work on ''The X-Files'' twice earned him an [[Emmy Award]] nomination, one for producing and one for writing. | He has regularly written and produced [[America]]n television programmes since his initial job as one of the key [[above the line]] crew members on most of the run of ''[[w:c:xfiles:The X-Files|The X-Files]]'' and its spin-off, ''[[w:c:xfiles: The Lone Gunmen|The Lone Gunmen]]''. Indeed, his work on ''The X-Files'' twice earned him an [[Emmy Award]] nomination, one for producing and one for writing. | ||
Following the demise of both those shows, he joined the writer's room on ''{{ma|Star Trek: Enterprise}}'' for its {{ma|ENT Season 2|second season}}, on which he was also a co-executive producer. He notably wrote the episode ''{{ma|Canamar (episode)|Canamar}}'', which featured [[Emmy Award]]-nominated make-up by future ''Miracle Day'' make-up head, [[Todd McIntosh]]. This association with ''Enterprise'' allows him to join [[Jane Espenson | Following the demise of both those shows, he joined the writer's room on ''{{ma|Star Trek: Enterprise}}'' for its {{ma|ENT Season 2|second season}}, on which he was also a co-executive producer. He notably wrote the episode ''{{ma|Canamar (episode)|Canamar}}'', which featured [[Emmy Award]]-nominated make-up by future ''Miracle Day'' make-up head, [[Todd McIntosh]]. This association with ''Enterprise'' allows him to join [[Jane Espenson]] as one of only two people to write for both the ''Star Trek'' and the ''Doctor Who'' franchises on television. | ||
From ''Enterprise'', he moved on to the short-lived ''[[wikipedia:Threat Matrix|Threat Matrix]]'', and then to a much longer association with the show, ''[[w:c:supernatural:Supernatural|Supernatural]]'', where he held several titles, and wrote several episodes, across the first three years of that show's run. He then moved over to ''[[wikipedia:Legend of the Seeker|Legend of the Seeker]]'' for a year before landing on his next major project, ''[[w:c:breakingbad:Breaking Bad|Breaking Bad]]'', for which he has been thrice-nominated for a [[wikipedia:Writers Guild of America|Writers Guild of America]] Award. Just prior to working on ''Torchwood'', he worked on ''[[wikipedia:The Vampire Diaries|The Vampire Diaries]]''. | From ''Enterprise'', he moved on to the short-lived ''[[wikipedia:Threat Matrix|Threat Matrix]]'', and then to a much longer association with the show, ''[[w:c:supernatural:Supernatural|Supernatural]]'', where he held several titles, and wrote several episodes, across the first three years of that show's run. He then moved over to ''[[wikipedia:Legend of the Seeker|Legend of the Seeker]]'' for a year before landing on his next major project, ''[[w:c:breakingbad:Breaking Bad|Breaking Bad]]'', for which he has been thrice-nominated for a [[wikipedia:Writers Guild of America|Writers Guild of America]] Award. Just prior to working on ''Torchwood'', he worked on ''[[wikipedia:The Vampire Diaries|The Vampire Diaries]]''. | ||
