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Timm Keppler
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| Timm Keppler | |
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| About | |
| Also known as | Double M |
| Title | Assistant to the executive producer, Writer (graphic novels and webisodes) |
| Date of birth | 10 June 1978 |
| Origin | Ann Arbor, MI, USA |
| Gender |  |
| IMDb profile | |
| comicbookdb profile | |
Timm Keppler is an assistant to executive producer Dennis Hammer. He is also a graphic novel writer for the Heroes, and co-wrote the webisode series The Recruit and Nowhere Man with Jim Martin. Timm was with Heroes for Seasons One, Two, and Three.
About
Besides his work on the Heroes graphic novels, Timm served as Dennis Hammer's assistant for the Season Six of Tim Kring's Crossing Jordan and Season One of Tim Kring's Heroes. In 2009, following the end of Season Three, Timm left Heroes and went to work on Friday Night Lights and Parenthood as the assistant to Jason Katims.
Trivia
- In 2009, The Recruit (co-written by Timm Keppler) won two Webby's People's Voice Awards: best drama series and best drama individual episode.
- Timm Keppler's name appears (as Timothy Kepler) on the election returns. He is listed on the ballot as a prosecuting attorney vying for a position as the Superior Court Justice in the 23rd District. (Landslide)
- Timm's name also appears on a shrine at the explosion memorial, though it is spelled correctly.
- Matt's interrogatee gives the name "Keppler" as his source. This is a reference to Timm Keppler.
External Links
- Heroes Wiki interview with Timm Keppler and Jim Martin about Into the Wild, 9/16/08
- Heroes Wiki interview with Timm Keppler and Jim Martin about The Recruit, 4/1/09
- Heroes Wiki interview with Timm Keppler and Jim Martin about Nowhere Man, 5/28/09
- Interview with Timm Keppler and Jim Martin at Next on Heroes, 5/29/09