Felicia D. Henderson

Henderson was born on April 18, 1961. She grew up in Pasadena, California, where she currently resides. She is one of eight siblings, including a brother who works as a reality show editor. She is also a Diamond Life member of Delta Sigma Theta sorority, the Writers Guild of America, the Directors Guild of America, and the Television Academy of Arts and Sciences. ==Career==

After working as a creative associate at NBC, Henderson realized she wanted to become a writer, and soon became an apprentice on the sitcom Family Matters, and on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air two years later. She co-produced Moesha and Sister, Sister, and developed the TV series Soul Food for television. It became the longest running drama in television history to star a black cast, and earned several NAACP Image Awards. She is currently a PhD candidate in the school's Cinema and Media Studies program. Her television drama credits include "Marvel's The Punisher" and "The Quad." ==Filmography==

• Family Matters, writer and story editor (1994–1996) • The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, writer (1995) • Moesha, writer and co-producer (1996–1997) • Sister, Sister, writer, co-executive producer, and supervising producer (1997–1998) • Movie Stars, writer and consulting producer (2000) • Soul Food, creator, writer, director and executive producer (2000–2003) • Everybody Hates Chris, writer and consulting producer (2006) • Gossip Girl, writer and co-executive producer (2007–2008) • Fringe, writer and co-executive producer (2008–2009) • Reed Between the Lines, writer and executive producer (2012–2013) • The Quad, co-creator, executive producer (2016–2018) • ''Marvel's The Punisher'', writer and co-executive producer (2017–2018) • First Kill, showrunner, executive producer (2022) ==References==