Biography
Felicia D. Henderson is an American television writer, producer, screenwriter and director. She trained through the Warner Bros. Writers Workshop and began as an apprentice writer on the sitcom Family Matters, later working on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
Henderson created and executive produced the Showtime series Soul Food (2000–2004), which earned three NAACP Image Awards for Outstanding Drama Series. She served as co-executive producer and writer on Fringe (2008–2009), for which she received a Writers Guild of America nomination, and has written for series including Gossip Girl, Everybody Hates Chris and Empire. She has also written for DC Comics titles such as Teen Titans and Static Shock.
