American television writer and producer (born 1971) who served as a co-executive producer on the first two seasons of Star Trek: Discovery and wrote or co-wrote four of its episodes.
Ted Sullivan (born 1971) is an American television writer and producer. He joined Star Trek: Discovery as a co-executive producer during its first season and stayed in that post through the second.
His first script for the series was Lethe, written with Joe Menosky, which explores Sarek's bond with Michael Burnham. He then wrote What's Past Is Prologue, the episode that resolves the Mirror Universe storyline and the fate of Gabriel Lorca.
For the second season he co-wrote the premiere, Brother, with Gretchen J. Berg and Aaron Harberts, introducing Christopher Pike to the series, and he wrote Light and Shadows from a story devised with Vaun Wilmott. He was also a regular guest on the aftershow After Trek.