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Len Uhley is known for Thunderbirds Are Go (2015), Ben 10: Ultimate Alien (2010) and Static Shock (2000).
Jun 9, 2017 · Len Uhley is an award-winning Animation Screenwriter and Story Editor. Len received the 2014 Writers Guild of America Animation Writers Caucus Animation Writing Award, in recognition of his 30-year career and his “outstanding contributions to animation writing.”
Len Uhley. Credits (text only) Hide Writer (76 credits) 2021-2023 Stillwater (TV Series) (written by - 3 episodes) - I'm Bored/Art Fair (2023) ... (written by - segment "Art Fair") - Tons of Fun/Apologies (2023) ... (written by - segment "Apologies") - Out on a Limb/Sandcastles (2021) ... (written by - segment "Out on a Limb")
Len has written over 260 episodes for numerous animated and live action television series, from Action Adventure (Ben 10, X-Men, Thunderbirds are Go!, Transformers, Young...
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Nov 18, 2014 · Len Uhley (“Ben 10,” “Static Shock,” “DuckTales”) has been selected as the recipient of the Writers Guild of America West‘s animation writing award.
Apr 14, 2024 · Veteran television animation writer Len Uhley ( Ben 10, Static Shock, Duck Tales) is set to receive the Writers Guild of America West Animation Writers Caucus’ 2014 Animation Writing Award, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to animation writing.
Len Uhley: I wrote the episode while I was on staff at Warner Bros. Animation as a story editor and writer on Static Shock. Alan Burnett, the supervising producer of the series, gave me the assignment. As you know, Alan was also the guy in charge of all the other Batman series.
May 3, 2020 · Len Uhley is a writer and story editor, best known for his episodes on Ben 10, X-Men, Thunderbirds Are Go!, Static Shock and many more! Voltron Fans know him as the writer for Voltron Force episodes, Hungry for Voltron and Roots of Evil.
Len Uhley: This is the first all-singing, all-dancing episode from Justice League. Green Lantern performs a very touching ballad in the second act, 'I'm Blue Because I'm Green,' while Wonder Woman and Hawkgirl sing a saucy little ditty to the Flash, entitled 'Take a Cold Shower, Will You?!'
X-Men: The Animated Series writer Len Uhley talks X-Characters. Len Uhley's first memory of working on the X-Men: The Animated Series episode "Bloodlines" isn't exactly fond. "My biggest memory of 'Bloodlines' is that it was a bit of a rush job due to a tight production schedule," he said. "I'm just glad we didn't make a total mess of it.
