‘Scrubs’ Creator Bill Lawrence | The Ryen Russillo Podcast

The Ryen Russillo Podcast

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4.8 • 13.9K Ratings

🗓️ 2 April 2020

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Russillo does a new segment called Worst Take (3:05) before he is joined by the creator of ‘Scrubs’ and cocreator of ‘Cougar Town’ and ‘Spin City,’ Bill Lawrence, to talk about doing stand-up comedy as a young man in L.A. and getting fired from ‘Friends,’ ‘Boy Meets World,’ and other shows before cocreating ‘Spin City.’ They discuss how to get stuff made in Hollywood, the differences between writing your own show and writing on someone else’s, pickup basketball, bad TV show pitches, and more (12:34). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	What's up?
0:11.4	Today's episode of The Ryan Wresillow Podcast on the Ringer Podcast Network is brought
0:15.7	to you by State Farm.
0:16.9	Just like basketball, the game of life is unpredictable.
0:18.8	Talk to a State Farm agent and get a teammate who can help you navigate the unexpected.
0:23.3	Unexpected.
0:24.3	Something unexpected.
0:25.3	Kyle, you got anything?
0:26.3	You got anything unexpected?
0:28.3	What's the highlight of the season?
0:30.3	I still haven't finished Tiger King.
0:31.5	That's unexpected.
0:32.5	One episode.
0:33.5	That's surprising.
0:34.5	You've been in the episode.
0:35.5	You've been busy?
0:36.5	What's the hold up?
0:37.5	It's like video games.
0:38.5	I actually am busy.
0:39.5	You guys are keeping me busy.
0:40.5	So all these drafts.
0:41.5	Yeah, actually.
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