Did the DS9 Writers Have As Much Success Post-DS9?

[VulcanMindBlown]

I know that some of them wrote episodes of other Star Treks, though none of the big ones.

I never really got into Battlestar Galactica, but I could one of these days... I did see the first pilot episode...

 

[Greg Cox]

Ira Steven Behr has worked as a writer and producer on such shows as THE 4400, ALPHAS, and, currently, OUTLANDER.

Michael Taylor has worked as writer and/or producer on VOYAGER, BATTLESTAR GALACTICA, THE DEAD ZONE, DEFIANCE, and is currently a Co-Executive Producer on TURN: WASHINGTON'S SPIES.

And those are just the two that immediately come to mind.

 

[Tosk]

Robert Hewitt Wolfe is co-exec producer and writer on Elementary. René Echevarria is exec on Teen Wolf. David Weddle is exec and writer on The Strain.

 

[DS9forever]

DS9 was the biggest Trek for me! And Behr, Moore, Echevarria, Wolfe, Beimler, Fields all wrote for TNG.

 

[UnknownSample]

It always seems sad to see one of their names on a lesser, later show.

 

[ihno]

It always seems sad to see one of their names on a lesser, later show.

Do you want to imply that Teenwolf is a worse show than DS9?

No seriously, yeah, some shows like the 4400 got cancelled and I don't think they had a proper ending. I found that sad too.
I never watched Defiance and don't know many of the others - except Teenwolf.

 

[Malformed]

Ron Moore on BSG, of course, and then Outlander (loved the first half of the first season).

Cool story. During the last season of DS9 I sent a baseball and a sharpie via FedEx to Ron in care of Paramount. I asked if he would sign the baseball and also get the rest of the writing staff to do so. I enclosed a second prepaid FedEx envelope to send it back.

He did. Ron is aces in my book!