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Dave Erickson

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David C. Erickson (born 1970–71) is an American television writer and producer best known for co-creating Fear the Walking Dead with Robert Kirkman, for which he was showrunner until the end of the third season; stepping down in order to make more shows for AMC. He also created the television series Canterbury's Law, and wrote and produced for the television series, Sons of Anarchy and Low Winter Sun.[1][2][3][4] His most recent role is as showrunner for Mayor of Kingstown, signing on from its second season to its fifth and final season.[5] He was also showrunner for Tulsa King's third season and was initially set to showrun its first spin-off under the name NOLA King, but that has been scrapped and the show will now be produced by Taylor Sheridan under the title, Frisco King.[6]

Born
David C. Erickson

1970–71 (age 54–55)
OthernameDavid Erickson
EducationWilliams College (2000)
OccupationsTelevision writer and producer
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Dave Erickson
Erickson at the 2016 San Diego Comic-Con
Born
David C. Erickson

1970–71 (age 54–55)
Other nameDavid Erickson
EducationWilliams College (2000)
OccupationsTelevision writer and producer
Years active2002–present
Notable workFear the Walking Dead
SpouseSheri Elwood
Children3
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In 2021, he signed an overall deal with MRC, but it is unknown where that has landed.[7] During late November 2025, he sued AMC Networks over unpaid profits.[8]

Writing Credits

Films

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YearFilmRole
2002Power and BeautyCo-writer with William Bast and Paul Huson
2002Murder in GreenwhichWriter
2003D.C. Sniper: 23 Days of FearWriter
2004The Perfect Husband: The Laci Peterson StoryWriter
2015Water DamageActor
2015AppletonActor
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Television

Canterbury's Law (2008)

  • 1.01 – "Pilot"

Sons of Anarchy (2008)

  • 1.07 – "Old Bones"
  • 1.11 – "Capybara" (co-written with Kurt Sutter)
  • 2.03 – "Fix"
  • 2.10 – "Balm" (co-written with Stevie Long)
  • 2.12 – "The Culling" (co-written with Kurt Sutter)
  • 3.02 – "Oiled" (co-written with Kurt Sutter)
  • 3.05 – "Turning and Turning" (co-written with Marco Ramirez)
  • 3.08 – "Lochán Mór" (co-written with Liz Sagal and Kurt Sutter)
  • 3.11 – "Bainne" (co-written with Regina Corrado and Kurt Sutter)
  • 3.13 – "NS" (co-written with Kurt Sutter)
  • 4.02 – "Booster" (co-written with Chris Collins)
  • 4.05 – "Brick" (co-written with Brady Dahl)
  • 4.08 – "Family Recipe" (co-written with Brady Dahl)
  • 4.12 – "Burnt and Purged Away" (co-written with Kurt Sutter)

Low Winter Sun (2013)

  • 1.03 – "No Rounds"
  • 1.08 – "Revelations"

Believe (2014)

  • 1.05 – "White Noise"

Marco Polo (2014)

  • 1.06 – "White Moon"

Fear the Walking Dead (2015)

Mayor of Kingstown (2021)

  • 2.01 – "Never Missed a Pigeon" (co-written with Taylor Sheridan)
  • 2.10 – "Little Green Ant" (co-written with Regina Corrado)
  • 3.01 – "Soldier's Heart"
  • 3.10 – "Comeuppance"
  • 4.01 – "Coming 'Round the Mountain"
  • 4.10 – "Belly of the Beast"

Tulsa King (2022)

  • 3.01 – "Blood and Bourbon" (co-written with Sylvester Stallone)
  • 3.09 – "Dead Weight" (storyboarded with Daniel C. Connolly and Ildy Modrovich)
  • 3.10 – "Jesus Lizard" (co-written with Sylvester Stallone)

Personal life

From Raynham, Massachusetts, Erickson attended UMass-Amherst as a sophomore and studied Shakespeare in Sheffield, England for a semester. In 1993, at the age of 22, he moved to Los Angeles to begin his career in Hollywood, all the while taking classes at the University of Southern California. After numerous jobs as a production assistant, an executive at Showtime read one of his scripts, ultimately landing him work on Power and Beauty. [9]

He is now married to television producer and screenwriter, Sheri Elwood and has two sons and a daughter named Ella.[10]

Awards and nominations

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Year Award Category Work Result Ref.
2016 Primetime Emmy Awards Outstanding Short Form Comedy or Drama Series Fear The Walking Dead: Flight 462 Nominated [11]
2017 Primetime Emmy Awards Outstanding Short Form Comedy or Drama Series Fear The Walking Dead: Passage Nominated [11]
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