John Wells

Was an executive producer on the CBS fall drama "Citizen Baines"

Executive produced and wrote pilot for NBC drama "Third Watch", centering on paramedics

Served as executve producer of the award-winning NBC drama "The West Wing", set in the White House

Executive produced and wrote episodes of the short-lived NBC family drama "Trinity"

Inked a five-year contract with Warner Bros. valued at between $25 million and $30 million; reportedly the most lucrative development deal to date; Wells would continue to develop and produce TV programming as well as features

Wrote the screenplay for the feature film, "Entertaining Angels: The Dorothy Day Story"

Signed deal with NBC to develop five new TV series for the network

Served as one of the executive producers of the popular NBC medical drama series, "ER"

Created and executive produced the CBS detective drama series, "Angel Street"; also wrote the premiere episode; series was co-produced by Warner Bros. TV and by Wells' company, John Wells & Friends Productions

First TV-movie producing credit, "The Nightman", for which he served as a co-executive produced and which he also co-wrote

Served as executive story editor for the ABC limited series, "Just in Time"

First scripts written by Wells to be produced for TV; episodes of the CBS comedy-drama series, "Shell Game"

Produced the feature film, "Nice Girls Don't Explode"

Joined the production team of the ABC drama series, "China Beach", serving as supervising producer for the 1989-1990 season, and acting as co-executive producer for its 1990-1991 season