Chris Fisher

• Name — Chris Fisher • Occupation — Director, writer, producer • Years Active — 2002–present

Fisher began his career as a corporate lawyer in London before deciding to work in the entertainment industry. In 2001, Fisher established the production company Imperial Fish Company, which worked on his first film Nightstalker and the film Taboo. Fisher has directed episodes of various TV series including Rampage: The Hillside Strangler Murders. On May 9, 2008, it was announced that he would direct S. Darko, the sequel to 2001's Donnie Darko, which was directed by Richard Kelly. Fisher received the script to S. Darko in full during the time of the 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike but was unable to work on it further as he was a WGA member himself. Ultimately, S. Darko proved to be a box office flop and was critically panned, receiving a score of 13% on Rotten Tomatoes based on negative reviews. He wrote and directed mystery thriller Meeting Evil, which was released in 2012 and starred Luke Wilson and Samuel L. Jackson. It was adapted from Thomas Berger's 1992 novel of the same name. It received generally negative reviews, and it holds a 13% on Rotten Tomatoes.

• Year — Title — Director — Writer — Producer — Directed Episodes • 2007 — Chuck — 1.11 – "Chuck Versus the Crown Vic" • 2007–2008 — Moonlight — 1.07 – "The Ringer" 1.15 – "What's Left Behind" • 2007–2010 — Cold Case — 4.18 – "A Dollar, A Dream" 5.04 – "Devil Music" 6.06 – "The Dealer" 6.09 – "Pin Up Girl" 7.02 – "Hood Rats" 7.05 – "WASP" 7.14 – "Metamorphosis" 7.18 – "The Last Drive-In" • 2009 — The Cleaner — 2.05 – "Split Ends" 2.12 – "Crossing the Threshold" • 2009–2010 — Eureka — 3.14 – "Ship Happens" 4.08 – "The Ex-Files" • 2010 — Three Rivers — 1.10 – "A Roll of the Dice" • 2010–2011 — Hawaii Five-O — 1.12 – "Hana ʻaʻa Makehewa" 1.14 – "He Kane Hewaʻole" • 2010–2013 — Warehouse 13 — Supervising — 2.05 – "13.1" 3.05 – "3... 2... 1..." 3.06 – "Don't Hate the Player" 3.08 – "The 40th Floor" 4.01 "A New Hope" 4.06 – "Fractures" 4.10 – "We All Fall Down" 4.13 – "The Big Snag" 4.17 – "What Matters Most" 4.19 – "All the Time in the World" • 2012–2016 — Person of Interest — Executive — 1.14 – "Wolf and Cub" 2.12 – "Prisoner's Dilemma" 2.14 – "One Percent" 2.20 – "In Extremis" 3.01 – "Liberty" 3.10 – "The Devil's Share" 3.22 – "A House Divided" 3.23 – "Deus Ex Machina" 4.02 – "Nautilus" 4.08 – "Brotherhood" 4.11 – "If-Then-Else" 4.17 – "Karma" 4.22 – "YHWH" 5.01 – "B.S.O.D." 5.02 – "SNAFU" 5.04 – "6,741" 5.13 – "return 0" • 2013 — The Bridge — 1.07 – "Destino" • 2016 — Supergirl — 1.17 – "Manhunter" • 2017 — Inhumans — 1.03 – "Divide and Conquer" 1.07 – "Havoc in the Hidden Land" • 2017–2020 — The Magicians — Executive — 2.01 – "Knights of Crowns" 2.02 – "Hotel Spa Potions" 2.07 – "Plan B" 2.12 – "Ramifications" 2.13 – "We Have Brought You Little Cakes" 3.01 – "The Tales of the Seven Keys" 3.02 – "Heroes and Morons" 3.13 – "Will You Play With Me?" 4.01 – "A Flock of Lost Birds" 4.02 – "Lost, Found, Fucked" 4.13 – "No Better to be Safe Than Sorry" 5.01 – "Do Something Crazy" 5.02 – "The Wrath of the Times Bees" 5.13 – "Fillory and Further" • 2018 — Taken — 2.16 – "Viceroy" • Runaways — 2.02 – "Radio On" • 2021 — The Stand — 1.05 – "Fear and Loathing in New Vegas" 1.06 – "The Vigil" • 2022–2025 — The Equalizer — 3.03 – "Gaslight" 3.06 – "A Time to Kill" 3.11 – "Never Again" 5.02 – "Haunted Heights" 5.07 – "Slay Ride" 5.10 – "Dirty Sexy Money" • 2022–2026 — Star Trek: Strange New Worlds — Co-Executive — 1.10 – "A Quality of Mercy" 2.01 – "The Broken Circle" 3.01 – "Hegemony, Part II" 4.01 – "Valles Marineris"