John Hill was a young man who, with great nervousness, stood up and addressed a meeting of the Salvation Army in September 1970. Encouraged by Major Parrett, he told the congregation he had been traumatised by the recent death of his friend Skinner in a road accident. The same thing had happened to his mum and dad when he was ten. He asked what the reason for living was. The Major told him that God is the reason and God is love. John's words had resonated with audience member Lucille Hewitt as her mother, Lizzie had died when she was also ten years old and she decided that she wanted to do some good for people in the world.
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| - John Hill was a young man who, with great nervousness, stood up and addressed a meeting of the Salvation Army in September 1970. Encouraged by Major Parrett, he told the congregation he had been traumatised by the recent death of his friend Skinner in a road accident. The same thing had happened to his mum and dad when he was ten. He asked what the reason for living was. The Major told him that God is the reason and God is love. John's words had resonated with audience member Lucille Hewitt as her mother, Lizzie had died when she was also ten years old and she decided that she wanted to do some good for people in the world.
- John C. Hill was an Environment and Setdress Supervisor and Prop Modeller of Thomas and Friends for Hero of the Rails, Misty Island Rescue and the thirteenth season at Nitrogen Studios.
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- John Hill (born January 26, 1944) worked on staff as a writer-type producer on Quantum Leap (TV series); He also wrote two episodes, "Star Crossed" in Season 1 (episode #3) and "A Portrait for Trojan" (Season 2, episode #11), which he co- wrote with Scott Shepherd.
- Joe Morton was a regular on the Syfy 'sister show' ‘‘Eureka‘‘. Reverend John Hill is a man of such powerful faith that he dies happy, even though his death is not immediate, and potentially preventable. He knows where he's going next, and doesn't want anything disrupting that journey.
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| - John Hill has served as a co-producer of several "QL" episodes, and also wrote two in Season 1 of the series.
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| - John Hill was a young man who, with great nervousness, stood up and addressed a meeting of the Salvation Army in September 1970. Encouraged by Major Parrett, he told the congregation he had been traumatised by the recent death of his friend Skinner in a road accident. The same thing had happened to his mum and dad when he was ten. He asked what the reason for living was. The Major told him that God is the reason and God is love. John's words had resonated with audience member Lucille Hewitt as her mother, Lizzie had died when she was also ten years old and she decided that she wanted to do some good for people in the world.
- John Hill (born January 26, 1944) worked on staff as a writer-type producer on Quantum Leap (TV series); He also wrote two episodes, "Star Crossed" in Season 1 (episode #3) and "A Portrait for Trojan" (Season 2, episode #11), which he co- wrote with Scott Shepherd. John was a full-time professional Hollywood TV and screenwriter, from 1974- 1999. His credits include Griffin and Phoenix (1976), Heartbeeps (1981), co-writer of Little Nikita (1988) and Quigley Down Under, (1990). He also has had work as a producer on NBC-TV's L.A. Law series, where he won an Emmy Award in 1991. He now teaches writing and filmmaking at the University of Nevada in Las Vegas (UNLV), in its Educational Outreach division where he lives with his wife Nancy.
- John C. Hill was an Environment and Setdress Supervisor and Prop Modeller of Thomas and Friends for Hero of the Rails, Misty Island Rescue and the thirteenth season at Nitrogen Studios.
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- Joe Morton was a regular on the Syfy 'sister show' ‘‘Eureka‘‘. Reverend John Hill is a man of such powerful faith that he dies happy, even though his death is not immediate, and potentially preventable. He knows where he's going next, and doesn't want anything disrupting that journey. When we first meet him in Regrets, he is the one loudly righteous man in a "den of thieves". Which is not to say that he himself has not been a thief, but he has unquestionably, unswervingly, seen the light. Pete and Myka are investigating a series of recent suicides at the prison, and the warden indicates that the Reverend is one of the shot-callers, one of the people you have to rub along with, if you're going to run this type of institution.
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