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He also served as associate producer on USA's Dead Zone television series, as well as ABC Family's Wildfire series. Writing. Stillwell co-wrote the TNG episode "Yesterday's Enterprise," a fan favorite, in 1990, and briefly took a turn before the camera as a Klingon extra in 1991's Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.
Jan 22, 2002 · The family was living at Mountain Home AFB, Idaho, when he petitioned a local TV station in Boise to keep reruns of Star Trek on the air. At age 18, he organized and administered the international fan club known as Starfleet, which still operates today with thousands of members around the world.
Previously he served as associate producer on USA Network's hit television series, The Dead Zone and the hit ABC Family series Wildfire. Stillwell also served as Vice President of Operations for Piller2, the production company of father & son producers Shawn & Michael Piller (1999-2005).
- November 9, 1962
Previously he served as associate producer on USA Network's hit television series, The Dead Zone and the hit ABC Family series Wildfire. Stillwell also served as Vice President of Operations for Piller2, the production company of father & son producers Shawn & Michael Piller (1999-2005).
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- November 9, 1962
- Eric A. Stillwell
Eric A. Stillwell with a Tribble. Stillwell became an avid Star Trek fan in 1974, as he was still a toddler when the original series made its network debut in 1966. His family was stationed at Mountain Home AFB, Idaho, when he petitioned a local TV station in Boise to keep reruns of Star Trek on the air.
For other uses, see Stillwell. Eric A. Stillwell is a producer and writer that has worked on a number of television series, made-for-television movies, and motion pictures, including numerous Star Trek series and motion pictures. Stillwell was born in Okinawa, Japan, in 1962. His father was in...
Eric Stillwell's adult life has been permeated with Star Trek. He co-wrote the only Emmy-nominated episode of The Next Generation, founded a company which produced conventions, and is currently working as producer Michael Piller's assistant while Piller finishes the screenplay for the ninth Star Trek feature. In a way, though, this is a demotion.
