Nicole Rubio is a director on ABC's A Million Little Things.
Biography[]
Early Life[]
Not much is known about Rubio's early life.
Career[]
In 1990, Rubio started her acting career as a Birdcage Waitress in Another 48 Hrs.. She also co-starred on The Brothers and Monk. Rubio is best known for playing the role of Paramedic Nicole on Grey's Anatomy. From 2007 to 2017, she appeared in nearly 40 episodes of the series.
Rubio also worked as a script supervisor. While she ended up being credited on Star Trek, Sleeper Cell or Blade, she is best known for her work on Grey's Anatomy. From 2005 to 2016, she was credited in over 214 episodes.
Rubio started working as a director in 2015. Her first episode was Madam Secretary's "The Ninth Circle". Since then, she worked on Scandal, Station 19, How To Get Away With Murder, Grey's Anatomy, Chicago P.D. and Being Mary Jane, among others.
In 2020, Rubio directed her first episode of the ABC series, A Million Little Things.[1]
Credits[]
Director[]
| A Million Little Things: Season 2 | |||||||||
| "Coming Home": | "Grand Canyon": | "Mixed Signals": | "The Perfect Storm": | "Austin": | "Unleashed": | "Ten Years": | "Goodnight": | "Time Stands Still": | "The Kiss": |
| No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit |
| "We're the Howards": | "Guilty": | "Daisy": | "The Sleepover": | "The Lunch": | "Change of Plans": | "One Year Later": | "Mothers and Daughters": | "'Til Death Do Us Part": | |
| No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | Credited | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | |
| A Million Little Things: Season 3 | ||||||||
| "Hit & Run": | "Writings On the Wall": | "Letting Go": | "The Talk": | "Non-essential": | "Miles Apart": | "Timing": | "The Price of Admission": | "The Lost Sheep": |
| No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit | No Credit |
| "Trust Me": | "Redefine": | "Junior": | "Listen": | "United Front": | "Not Alone": | "No One Is to Blame": | "Justice: Part 1": | "Justice: Part 2": |
| No Credit | Credited | No Credit | Credited | No Credit | Credited | No Credit | Credited | No Credit |
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References[]
- ↑ Production List, by Directors Guild of Canada British Columbia, Dgc.ca (June 15, 2018)