John Romano (writer)

John Romano is an American television writer and producer. He is primarily known for his work on critically acclaimed television dramas, often serving as a writer, co-executive producer, and occasionally an executive producer.

Romano's credits include significant contributions to the following television series:

• Hill Street Blues - Romano worked on this pioneering police procedural drama early in his career.

• L.A. Law - He wrote and produced episodes of this legal drama, contributing to its exploration of complex social issues.

• China Beach - Romano worked on this series focusing on nurses and doctors during the Vietnam War.

• Party of Five - He was involved with this drama about siblings raising themselves after their parents' death.

• Judging Amy - Romano contributed to this series which followed a family court judge.

• Boomtown - He wrote and produced for this critically acclaimed but short-lived crime drama known for its innovative narrative structure.

• Grey's Anatomy - Romano served as a writer and producer on this long-running medical drama.

• Private Practice - He also contributed to this Grey's Anatomy spin-off.

• Hellcats - Romano worked on this cheerleading drama.

• Lincoln Heights - He was involved in this series about a black police officer who moves his family back to his old neighborhood.

His work is often characterized by its realistic dialogue, complex characters, and exploration of moral and ethical dilemmas. Romano's contributions have been recognized with multiple Emmy Award nominations and wins.