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Carl Binder
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| Born | (1960-08-10) 10 August 1960 (age 63)
Windsor, Ontario, Canada
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| Occupation(s) | Screenwriter Television Producer |
Carl Binder (born August 10, 1960) is a Canadian television writer and producer. He is most noted for his contributions to the Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis series as well as Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman and Little Men.
Binder currently resides in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Binder, who hails from Ontario, has worked extensively in television since the mid-1980s. He helped write the 1995 Disney animated movie, Pocahontas.[1] Binder was set to co-write the third Stargate SG-1 movie with Brad Wright and served as an executive producer for the Stargate series Stargate Universe.[2] More recently, he worked on Transporter: The Series, Houdini and Doyle and the miniseries Unspeakable.
In the Stargate Atlantis episode 5x16, a hall in a secret scientific facility was called "Carl Binder Memorial Theater".
| Title | Season | Notes | Directed by |
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| "Demons" | 3 | None | Peter DeLuise |
| "200" | 10 | Written with Brad Wright & Robert C. Cooper & Joseph Mallozzi & Paul Mullie & Martin Gero & Alan McCullough | Martin Wood |
| Title | Season | Notes | Directed by |
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| "Before I Sleep" | 1 | None | Andy Mikita |
| "Letters From Pegasus" | 1 | None | Mario Azzopardi |
| "Condemned" | 2 | Teleplay (Story by Sean Carley) | Peter DeLuise |
| "Aurora" | 2 | Teleplay (Story by Binder & Brad Wright) | Martin Wood |
| "The Hive" | 2 | None | Martin Wood |
| "Critical Mass" | 2 | Teleplay (Story by Binder & Brad Wright) | Andy Mikita |
| "Michael" | 2 | None | Martin Wood |
| "Inferno" | 2 | None | Peter DeLuise |
| "Irresistible" | 3 | Teleplay (Story by Brad Wright & Robert C. Cooper) | Martin Wood |
| "Progeny" | 3 | None | Andy Mikita |
| "The Real World" | 3 | None | Paul Ziller |
| "McKay and Mrs. Miller" | 3 | Written with Martin Gero | Martin Wood |
| "Phantoms" | 3 | None | Martin Wood |
| "Echoes" | 3 | Written with Brad Wright | Will Waring |
| "The Game" | 3 | Written with Don Whitehead & Holly Henderson | Will Waring |
| "Vengeance" | 3 | None | Andy Mikita |
| "Lifeline" | 4 | None | Martin Wood |
| "Missing" | 4 | None | Andy Mikita |
| "Quarantine" | 4 | None | Andy Mikita |
| "Outcast" | 4 | Teleplay (Story by Binder & Joe Flanigan) | Andy Mikita |
| "Midway" | 4 | None | Andy Mikita |
| "Ghost in the Machine" | 5 | None | Ken Girotti |
| "Tracker" | 5 | None | Will Waring |
| "The Prodigal" | 5 | None | Andy Mikita |
| "Identity" | 5 | None | Will Waring |
| Title | Season | Notes | Directed by |
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| "Water" | 1 | with Brad Wright and Robert C. Cooper | Will Waring |
| "Life" | 1 | None | Alex Chapple |
| "Pain" | 1 | None | Will Waring |
| "Pathogen" | 2 | None | Robert Carlyle |
| "Hope" | 2 | None | Will Waring |
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