Debora Cahn

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Debora Cahn is an American television writer, most notable for her work on The West Wing.

In 2005, Cahn won a Writers Guild of America award for writing the fifth season episode entitled "The Supremes".

Following The West Wing's end, Cahn was hired as a producer for Grey's Anatomy. [1]

[edit] Episodes written

• The West Wing
  • "College Kids" (story), with Mark Goffman
  • "Red Haven's on Fire" (story), with Mark Goffman
  • "Privateers" (teleplay and story), with Aaron Sorkin and Paul Redford
  • "Jefferson Lives" (story), with Carol Flint
  • "Abu el Banat"
  • "The Supremes"
  • "No Exit" (teleplay), with Carol Flint
  • "Liftoff"
  • "Impact Winter"
  • "Drought Conditions"
  • "The Ticket"
  • "Undecideds"
  • "The Cold" (teleplay and story, with Lauren Schmidt)
  • "Requiem", with John Wells and Eli Attie
  • "Institutional Memory"
• Grey's Anatomy
  • "Sometimes a Fantasy"
  • "Scars and Souvenirs"
  • "Love/Addiction"
  • "Losing My Mind"

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