Jeffrey Jackson Bell is a television script-writer best known for working on The X-Files, Angel, and Alias. He served as executive producer for the short lived Taye Diggs television series, Day Break, co-executive producer for Alias and was the executive producer for Harper's Island. He has also served as executive producer on the pilot episode for the V remake.

Mr. Bell is also credited as the writer and director of the 1994 motion picture Radio Inside.^[1]

His new TV series, Exit 19 is currently in production ^[2]

[edit] Episodes written

[edit] The X-Files episodes

• 6.07 "The Rain King" (writer)
• 6.16 "Alpha" (writer)
• 7.02 "The Goldberg Variation" (writer)
• 7.09 "Signs & Wonders" (writer)
• 8.10 "Salvage" (writer)

[edit] Angel episodes

• 3.02 "That Vision-Thing" (writer)
• 3.06 "Billy" (writer)
• 3.08 "Quickening" (writer)
• 3.14 "Couplet" (writer)
• 3.17 "Forgiving" (writer)
• 3.20 "New World, A" (writer)
• 4.04 "Slouching Toward Bethlehem" (writer)
• 4.08 "Habeas Corpses" (writer)
• 4.12 "Calvary" (writer)
• 4.16 "Players" (writer)
• 4.19 "The Magic Bullet" (writer)
• 5.06 "The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco" (writer)
• 5.22 "Not Fade Away"

[edit] Alias episodes

• 4.04 "Ice" (writer & director)
• 4.20 "The Descent" (writer & director)
• 5.06 "Solo" (writer & director)

[edit] Daybreak episodes

• 1.08 "What If He's Not Alone?" (writer)
• 1.12 "What If She's the Key?" (writer)

[edit] Harper's Island episodes

• 1.02 "Crackle" (writer)
• 1.07 "Thrack, Splat, Sizzle" (writer)
• 1.12 "Sigh" (writer)

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• • Jeffrey Jackson Bell at the Internet Movie Database

[edit] See also

• Mutant Enemy Productions

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