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Joe Weisberg

b. 2000

American television writer

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Born 2000. Joe Weisberg is an American teacher, television producer, screenwriter, novelist and showrunner.

Joseph Weisberg (born 1965/1966) is an American television writer, producer, novelist, and school teacher. Weisberg is best known as the creator and showrunner of the FX TV series The Americans and The Patient (co-created with Joel Fields).

Career A 1987 graduate of Yale University, Weisberg became a CIA officer three years after graduation,

Weisberg wrote episodes for the TNT alien invasion series Falling Skies and the DirecTV legal drama Damages. He then created The Americans, an FX series centering on two KGB sleeper agents, who pose as American citizens in Washington, D.C. during the 1980s. In 2022, Weisberg co-created and showran the limited FX series The Patient.

Weisberg authored two novels: 10th Grade and An Ordinary Spy. An Ordinary Spy was nominated for the Believer Book Award.

Weisberg is also the author of the non-fiction book Russia Upside Down: An Exit Strategy for the Second Cold War, which was published in 2021.

Personal life Weisberg grew up in a Jewish family in Chicago, the son of civil rights attorney Bernard Weisberg and former Commissioner of Cultural Affairs Lois Weisberg.

Filmography

Falling Skies "Silent Kill" (1.05) "Mutiny" (1.09) "Love and Other Acts of Courage" (2.05)

Damages "Next One's on Me, Blondie" (4.04)

The Americans "Pilot" (1.01) "The Clock" (1.02) "In Control" (co-written with Joel Fields) (1.04) "Mutually Assured Destruction" (co-written with Joel Fields) (1.08) "The Colonel" (co-written with Joel Fields) (1.13) "Comrades" (co-written with Joel Fields) (2.01) "Cardinal" (co-written with Joel Fields) (2.02) "Operation Chronicle" (co-written with Joel Fields) (2.12) "Echo" (co-written with Joel Fields) (2.13) "EST Men" (co-written with Joel Fields) (3.01) "Baggage" (co-written with Joel Fields) (3.02) "Stingers" (co-written with Joel Fields) (3.10) "March 8, 1983" (co-written with Joel Fields) (3.13) "Glanders" (co-written with Joel Fields) (4.01) "Pastor Tim" (co-written with Joel Fields) (4.02) "Roy Rogers in Franconia" (co-written with Joel Fields) (4.12) "Persona Non Grata" (co-written with Joel Fields) (4.13) "Amber Waves" (co-written with Joel Fields) (5.01) "Pests" (co-written with Joel Fields) (5.02) "The World Council of Churches" (co-written with Joel Fields) (5.12) "The Soviet Division" (co-written with Joel Fields) (5.13) "Dead Hand" (co-written with Joel Fields) (6.01) "Tchaikovsky" (co-written with Joel Fields) (6.02) "Jennings, Elizabeth" (co-written with Joel Fields) (6.09) "START" (co-written with Joel Fields) (6.10)

The Patient

All 10 episodes (co-written with Joel Fields)

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Important facts

Born
2000, Chicago
Birth century
Nationality
Education
Yale University, Francis W. Parker School
Employers
Central Intelligence Agency
Awards
Primetime Emmy Award; Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series
Also known as
Joseph "Joe" Weisberg, Joseph Weisberg

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Joe Weisberg?

American television writer

When was Joe Weisberg born?

Joe Weisberg was born in 2000 in Chicago.

What is Joe Weisberg's occupation?

Joe Weisberg is a teacher, television producer, screenwriter, novelist and showrunner.

What nationality is Joe Weisberg?

Joe Weisberg is American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Joe Weisberg

· Wikidata: Q6212937

· DBpedia: Joe Weisberg

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