John McNamara is an American writer and television producer. He attended the University of Michigan and New York University. He is co-creator of a short-lived television series called "Profit," which ran on the Fox network in April 1996, as well as "Vengeance Unlimited" for ABC in 1998 and "Fastlane" for Fox in 2002.

McNamara went on to produce several other television shows, including "The Fugitive" and "Eyes." In 2007, he served as Consulting Producer on the series, "Jericho." In 2010, McNamara joined the production of "In Plain Sight" as Executive Producer for Season 3.

McNamara was the supervising producer for 23 episodes of the TV show, "Lois and Clark." Most recently, he created and wrote a new NBC show, "Aquarius," that stars David Duchovny.

Television Writing, Entertainers, Celebrity