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Chip Johannessen

Biography

  • Chip Johannessen is known for Homeland (2011), 24 (2001) and Dexter (2006). He is married to Virginia Stock. They have one child.

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      Virginia Stock(? - present) (1 child)

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  • Chip Johannessen was born in Detroit and educated at Harvard University, where he wrote pieces for The Harvard Lampoon. He later embarked on a short-lived career as a rock guitarist before turning his attention to writing. His past credits include; Beverly Hills 90210 and The Monroes.
  • Johannessen served as Co-Producer and staff writer for Millennium (1996) during its first two seasons, before executive producing the show in season 3 following the departure of Glen Morgan and James Wong.
  • Took over as show runner of Moonlight (2007) when David Greenwalt left the show due to creative differences (July 2007).
  • Co-wrote with Howard Gordon the pilot for the drama/horror show Ultraviolet (2000) for FOX, in which a NY detective realizes that vampires are real. While looking intriguing, it was never produced.

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