Remi Aubuchon

Remi Aubuchon is an American television writer and producer. He is well known for his work on the Fox thriller 24 and the TNT alien-drama Falling Skies. He is the son of the late US actor Jacques Aubuchon.

Remi Aubuchon
Aubuchon at the 2013 MCMComicCon
OccupationWriter, producer
Years active1983–present

Career

A theater director who trained under an American Film Institute Directors Fellowship, he has found himself in demand as a screenwriter. He wrote segments for HBO's miniseries From the Earth to the Moon, in which he appeared playing a small part as a Grumman engineer. He created, wrote, and produced the short-lived television series The Lyon's Den.

He served as an executive producer on Summerland, a co-executive producer and writer for the second season of 24, and is co-creator of the Battlestar Galactica prequel series Caprica. He wrote the pilot episode of Caprica, but left the series to become the showrunner of Persons Unknown.[1] In March 2010, he joined the writing staff of Stargate Universe, for its second season.[2]

In 2012, he joined the second season of the TNT science-fiction Falling Skies as writer, executive producer, and showrunner.[3]

gollark: People do *not* seem very excited about... fluvoxamine or whatever... despite that actually having efficacy.
gollark: Anything for COVID-19, I mean.
gollark: Well, the interesting question is whether it does anything. Not safety.
gollark: There have already been big trials for ivermectin for COVID-19. Just negative ones.
gollark: Because it somehow became a political issue, I think people mostly just end up believing that ivermectin is or isn't good based on their group's politics.

References
  1. Fox TV Finds Persons Unknown
  2. Meet Stargate’s new writer-producers!
  3. Rome, Emily (August 19, 2012). "'Falling Skies' season finale: Showrunner Remi Aubuchon answers your burning questions!". Entertainment Weekly. Retrieved September 5, 2012.
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