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What is the best Bill Lawrence TV series?

By YPB Team

Heartfelt hospital hijinks, a relentlessly kind football coach, and workplaces full of misfits, all from one of TV's most reliable comedy minds. Which show wins your heart? Where do you stand?

  1. Ted Lasso — ranked #11
    Ted Lasso
    The Emmy-sweeping Apple TV+ comedy about an American coaching an English football club.
    1000pts
  2. Scrubs — ranked #22
    Scrubs
    The 2001-2010 hospital comedy that mixed slapstick fantasy with heartfelt drama, Lawrence's breakout creation.
    912pts
  3. Undateable — ranked #33
    Undateable
    The 2014-2016 NBC comedy about a group of friends and a bar, known for its live episodes.
    912pts
  4. Ground Floor — ranked #44
    Ground Floor
    The 2013-2015 workplace comedy contrasting a finance firm's executives and support staff.
    684pts
  5. Whiskey Cavalier — ranked #55
    Whiskey Cavalier
    The 2019 action-comedy starring Scott Foley as an FBI agent partnered with a CIA operative.
    684pts
  6. Bad Monkey — ranked #66
    Bad Monkey
    The Apple TV+ comedy-thriller starring Vince Vaughn, adapted from the Carl Hiaasen novel.
    684pts
  7. Cougar Town — ranked #77
    Cougar Town
    The 2009-2015 ensemble comedy starring Courteney Cox and her wine-loving cul-de-sac crew.
    560pts
  8. Clone High — ranked #88
    Clone High
    The cult animated comedy about teenage clones of historical figures attending high school.
    560pts
  9. Rooster — ranked #99
    Rooster
    Lawrence's comedy reuniting him with Scrubs collaborators for a new ensemble.
    410pts
  10. Shrinking — ranked #1010
    Shrinking
    The Apple TV+ comedy starring Jason Segel and Harrison Ford as therapists navigating grief.
    0pts

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