Bad Robot Productions

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Bad Robot Productions is a production company owned by J.J. Abrams. It is responsible for the productions of the 2001 film Joy Ride and for the television series Alias, Lost, Six Degrees, What About Brian and others.

Bad Robot Productions is the J.J. Abrams owned, Paramount Pictures-based production company behind Lost. The Bad Robot shingle was originally part of Touchstone Productions, but has moved with J.J. to Paramount now his contract has expired with Touchstone. Bad Robot continue however to produce Lost in association with Touchstone.

Bad Robot Productions is owned by J.J. Abrams, while Bryan Burk is Executive Vice-President of the company. Thom Sherman was President of Bad Robot, but it was announced in June 2006 that he would be leaving to become Executive Vice-President of drama development at the new CW network. A successor has yet to be named.


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