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| View Poll Results: Who was your favorite Star Trek showrunner from 1987-2005? | |||
| Gene Roddenberry |
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| Maurice Hurley |
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| Michael Piller |
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| Jeri Taylor |
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| Ira Steven Behr |
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| Brannon Braga |
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| Kenneth Biller |
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| Manny Coto |
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| Rick Berman |
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If you want to be technical, I'm not sure that it's truly accurate to refer to any of them as "showrunners". This is because that term encompasses a lot of production responsibilities that Rick Berman has often shouldered even while not serving as head writer. In the case of someone like Berman, he may not have written episodes, but he certainly made decisions about what would air and ergo its tone and direction, so he'd be the showrunner for most of TNG. And Gene Roddenberry as far as I know, was never the head writer on TNG. He was the executive producer, and very hands on during the first couple of seasons, but he never actually ran the writing room. Maurice Hurley was essentially the showrunner during Season 2 of TNG. Roddenberry was still actively involved in the show at that point, but had cut back his day-to-day involvement, and Michael Piller had not yet come on board. |
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