Adam Fierro is an American television writer and producer.
Fierro began his television career as a freelance writer. He wrote two scripts for the first season of Resurrection Blvd. in 2000. In 2002 he returned as a co-producer and writer for the third season and contributed a further three episodes.
In 2004 Fierro joined the crew of The Shield as a writer and co-producer. He wrote three episodes for the third season. He was promoted to producer in 2005 and contributed a further two episodes to the fourth season. He continued to receive more responsibility and became a supervising producer for the fifth season writing two more episodes. He was made co-executive producer for the sixth season and wrote two more episodes. After filming completed on the sixth season of The Shield Fierro became a co-executive producer for the sixth season of 24 and wrote an episode. Fierro returned to The Shield for the seventh and final season and served as an executive producer and wrote three episodes.
After completing work on The Shield Fierro became a consulting producer and writer for the third season of Dexter . He was nominated for a Writers Guild of America Award at the February 2009 ceremony for Best Dramatic Series for his work on the third season of Dexter. [1] Fierro was reunited with The Shield producer Charles H. Eglee on Dexter.
Fierro served as a consulting producer and writer for the second season of medical drama series Hawthorne in 2010. The series show runner was Fierro's The Shield colleague Glen Mazzara.
Fierro again worked with Eglee on the first season of AMC drama series The Walking Dead . Fierro wrote the season finale "TS-19". Eglee was an executive producer on The Walking Dead. The episode also reunited Fierro with frequent The Shield director Guy Ferland; Ferland helmed "TS-19".
In 2014, Fierro was the executive producer of the USA medical drama Rush. The series ran for one season.
Fierro married writer Elizabeth Craft in 2007. The two met while working on "The Shield". Fierro's sister, Olivia Fierro is a television news anchor.
Year | Show | Role | Notes |
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2010 | The Walking Dead | Consulting producer | Season one |
Hawthorne | Consulting producer | Season two | |
2008 | Dexter | Consulting producer | Season three |
The Shield | Executive producer | Season seven | |
2007 | Co-executive producer | Season six | |
24 | Co-executive producer | Season six | |
2006 | The Shield | Supervising producer | Season five |
2005 | Producer | Season four | |
2004 | Co-producer | Season three | |
2002 | Resurrection Blvd. | Co-producer | Season three |
Year | Show | Episode | Notes |
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2010 | The Walking Dead | "TS-19" | Season 1, episode 6 |
2008 | Dexter | "All in the Family" | Season 3, episode 4 |
The Shield | "Possible Kill Screen" | Season 7, episode 12 | |
"Moving Day" | Season 7, episode 9 | ||
"Moneyshot" | Season 7, episode 3 | ||
2007 | 24 | "Day 6: 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m." | Season 6, episode 9 |
The Shield | "Chasing Ghosts" | Season 6, episode 6 | |
"Back to One" | Season 6, episode 3 | ||
2006 | "Postpartum" | Season 5, episode 11 | |
"Man Inside" | Season 5, episode 7 | ||
"Enemy of Good" | Season 5, episode 2 | ||
2005 | "A Thousand Deaths" | Season 4, episode 11 | |
"Doghouse" | Season 4, episode 2 | ||
2004 | "Riceburner" | Season 3, episode 12 | |
"Safe" | Season 3, episode 7 | ||
"Bottom Bitch" | Season 3, episode 3 | ||
2002 | Resurrection Blvd. | "El Gato, El Vato, La Cena Y El Padre" | Season 3, episode 9 |
"Las Tristesas de Zake" | Season 3, episode 6 | ||
"La Guera de Bibi" | Season 3, episode 3 | ||
2000 | "Revelaciones" | Season 1, episode 14 | |
"Luchando" | Season 1, episode 8 | ||
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