'Cold Case' showrunner inks new dealGreg Plageman will continue to co-run crime dramaSept 29, 2009, 11:00 PM ET
"Cold Case" executive producer/co-showrunner Greg Plageman has
inked a two-year overall deal with the series' producer, Warner
Bros. TV.
Under the pact, Plageman will continue to co-run the veteran CBS crime drama with Jennifer Johnson. He also will develop new projects for the studio. Plageman is in his fourth season on "Cold Case," a co-production of Warner Bros. TV, Jerry Bruckheimer TV and CBS Studios, his second as co-showrunner. He started out with a three-year stint on ABC's "NYPD Blue," then was on another cop drama, NBC's "Law & Order," before joining "Cold Case" as a supervising producer. "Cold Case," starring Kathryn Morris as a Philadelphia homicide detective in charge of solving cold cases, returned this fall for a seventh season. Plageman is repped by WME and attorney Jared Levine. 'Cold Case' showrunner inks new dealGreg Plageman will continue to co-run crime dramaSept 29, 2009, 11:00 PM ET
"Cold Case" executive producer/co-showrunner Greg Plageman has inked a two-year overall deal with the series' producer, Warner Bros. TV.
Under the pact, Plageman will continue to co-run the veteran CBS crime drama with Jennifer Johnson. He also will develop new projects for the studio. Plageman is in his fourth season on "Cold Case," a co-production of Warner Bros. TV, Jerry Bruckheimer TV and CBS Studios, his second as co-showrunner. He started out with a three-year stint on ABC's "NYPD Blue," then was on another cop drama, NBC's "Law & Order," before joining "Cold Case" as a supervising producer. "Cold Case," starring Kathryn Morris as a Philadelphia homicide detective in charge of solving cold cases, returned this fall for a seventh season. Plageman is repped by WME and attorney Jared Levine.
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