Josh Appelbaum

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Name Josh Appelbaum Role Television writer

Occupation Screenwriter, television writer, television producer, film producer, showrunner Nominations Writers Guild of America Award for Television: New Series Movies and TV shows Teenage Mutant Ninja Turt, Mission: Impossible – Ghost P, October Road, Happy Town Similar People Andre Nemec, Jonathan Liebesman, Evan Daugherty, Scott Rosenberg, Peter Laird
Education Riverdale Country School

ATX TV Fest 2017: Interview with Andre Nemec & Josh Appelbaum

Josh Appelbaum is a television writer, screenwriter, showrunner and producer.

He has written for shows such as Life on Mars, October Road, and the series Happy Town.

He has also been a co-producer and screenwriter for such films as Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol.

Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol (2011) – writer, co-producer

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) – writer

Project Almanac (2015) – executive producer

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows (2016) – writer, executive producer

Amusement Park (2018) – producer

Beverly Hills Cop 4 (TBA) – writer

Martial Law (1998) – writer: 1 episode

Profiler (1999) – writer: 1 episode

Early Edition (1999-2000) – writer: 2 episodes

Going to California (2001–2002) – writer: 3 episodes

The Chronicle (2002) – writer: 1 episode

She Spies (2002) – writer, producer: 2 episodes

Fastlane (2002–2003) – writer: 4 episodes, producer: 21 episodes

Alias (2003–2005) – writer: 7 episodes, supervising producer: 38 episodes, co-executive producer: 17 episodes

October Road (2007–2008) – creator, writer: 7 episodes, executive producer: 18 episodes, producer: 1 episode

Samurai Girl (2008) – executive producer: 6 episodes

Life on Mars (2008–2009) – developer, writer: 1 episode, executive producer: 17 episodes

Happy Town (2010) – creator, writer: 2 episodes, executive producer: 8 episodes

Star-Crossed (2014) – executive producer: 13 episodes

Zoo (2015-2016) – developer, writer: 1 episode, executive producer: 7 episodes

Everything Sucks (2018) - executive producer

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