Patrick Johnson

William Patrick Miller Johnson  (born March 3) is a American screenwriter, singer-songwriter, television producer and multi-instrumentist. He is known for being the co-creator of The Duck Bros. and The Simons, as well as for being the founding member of the controversial alternative rock band Patrick Johnson Five, along with his longtime friend Michael Sullivan.

Credits
Bill Oakley, Josh Weinstein, Alfred Gough, Miles Millar, Tom Gammill, Max Pross and John Swartzwelder) (2004)
 * Dragon City (1990-98): writer and producer
 * The Duck Bros. (1998-2004): creator, writer and executive producer
 * "Blood Brothers" (along with Dan Vebber) (1999)
 * "T*R*A*S*H" (2000)
 * "Inner Tube" (along with Bill Odenkirk) (2000)
 * "Picture Perfect" (along with Bill Odenkirk, Alfred Gough and Miles Millar) (2001)
 * "Tough Love" (teleplay, with Patric M. Verrone) (2002)
 * "Return" (along with David Greenwalt,
 * The Simons (1999-2016): creator, executive producer and occasional writer
 * "Things I Do For Love" (along with Jeff Westbrook, Dan Vebber, Ron Weiner and Josh Weinstein) (2003)
 * "California, Here We Come!" (2017)
 * The Watermans (2015-16): Executive Producer and Writer

Patrick Johnson Five
Johnson is known for being the founding member and songwriter of the band Patrick Johnson Five.