co-writing the episode "Injustice and the Cobra Way" for the show's first DIC season (1990-1991). Dille worked briefly at CBS on the in-house production of Garbage Pail Kids, before working with Amblin Entertainment on several projects, including An American Tail: Fievel Goes West, Tiny Toons (as a movie), and We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story. TSR and Dungeons & Dragons Dille met Gary Gygax, co-creator of Dungeons & Dragons, while Gygax was in Hollywood and they began collaborating on a number of projects, including the Sagard the Barbarian gamebook series (1985-1986), which was published by Pocket Books. Dille co-authored a script with Gygax for a Dungeons & Dragons film; however, the film was never made. Dille introduced his sister Lorraine Williams to Gygax at Gygax's request. TSR was having hard times financially, and she was suggested as both a potential investor and as a skilled manager, and she was brought in to TSR as Vice President and Administration. In 1989, TSR expanded its operations to the west coast to get adaptations of D&D back on television and into movies; Dille was put in charge of this new department, which was named TSR West. Dille was able to get the boardgame A Line in the Sand (1991) published the same day the US bombing started in the first Gulf War, as he could convince the company president to move quickly. The Buck Rogers roleplaying game XXVc was started TSR West, but Dille was unable to finish the game so it was sent back east. For the rest of the 1980s, Dille focused on animation writing and game writing and design. At TSR, Dille worked on Dragonstrike, for which he wrote and directed the video portion. Dille also directed several interactive audio projects, including First Quest, Karameikos, Red Steel and Planescape. The TSR Audio Disc Terror T.R.A.X: Track of the Vampyre, was later adapted into a CD-ROM by Grolier, directed by Dille and programmed by Peter Marx and Evolutionary Publishing. Dille co-wrote the Agent 13: The Midnight Avenger series of novels and graphic novels with David Marconi and also the Buck Rogers XXVC comic modules Rude Awakening. Interactive Games Dille's career shifted to interactive games in the late 80's when he worked on several projects for the Sega CD platform, including Double Switch, Maximum Surge and Corpse Killer. Dille then worked on Soviet Strike and Nuclear Strike for Electronic Arts, writing the videos