Eric Gilliland, a renowned comedy writer known for his work on iconic shows like 'Roseanne,' 'The Wonder Years,' and 'That '70s Show,' passed away on September 1 after a battle with cancer. Born in Illinois and a 1984 Northwestern University graduate, Gilliland began his career with 'Who's the Boss?' and later contributed to various television projects including 'Living Dolls' and 'My Boys.' He received notable accolades such as a WGA Award nomination for 'Roseanne' in 1994 and a Daytime Emmy nomination in 2019 for 'The Was Was? Show.' Tributes from the entertainment industry highlighted his unique humor and lasting impact, with 'Modern Family' co-creator Steve Levitan recalling their shared love for classic comedies. Gilliland's most recent project was the podcast 'The Cinnamon Bear: A Holiday Adventure.' His legacy continues to resonate among colleagues and fans alike.