Doozer Productions
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Television production |
| Founder | Bill Lawrence |
| Headquarters | United States |
Key people | Jeff Ingold (President), Randall Winston (Principal Producer), Liza Katzer (VP of Development) |
| Products | Television programs |
| Parent | Warner Bros. Television (under overall deal) |
Doozer Productions, Inc. serves as the production entity established by Bill Lawrence, widely recognized for creating Scrubs. The company’s name is derived from a variation of Lawrence’s middle name, Van Duzer. Its emblem depicts a hand inscribing the company name, with a boy sporting sunglasses representing the two O's; this character is voiced by Lawrence's daughter, Charlotte. Doozer functions under an agreement with Warner Bros. Television.<ref> Jeff Ingold, formerly the head of NBC comedy, holds the position of president,<ref> while Randall Winston serves as the principal producer across all productions. Liza Katzer occupies the role of vice president of development.<ref>
Initially located at Touchstone Television, Doozer relocated to NBC Studios in 2000 to create Scrubs, renewing their contract in 2003.<ref> In 2007, the company entered into a new overall deal with ABC Studios to develop content for ABC. After four years, Doozer shifted its operations to Warner Bros. Television, where it continues to produce original programming.<ref>
Current
- Shrinking (in collaboration with 3 Chance Productions, Corporate Mandate, Warner Bros. Television) (2023–present)
- Bad Monkey (partnered with Two Soups Productions, Warner Bros. Television) (2024–present)
- Ted Lasso (co-produced with Ruby's Tuna Inc., Universal Television, Warner Bros. Television) (2020–present)
- Justice League Unlimited (co-produced alongside Access Television)
In development
- Untitled project featuring Sarah Chalke, developed with Warner Bros. Television
Former
- Scrubs (produced with Touchstone Television/ABC Studios) (2001–2010)
- Clone High (in association with Lord Miller Productions, Touchstone Television, Nelvana) (2002–2003)
- Cougar Town (in partnership with Coquette Productions, ABC Studios) (2009–2015)
- Ground Floor (produced with Warner Horizon Television) (2013–2015)
- Surviving Jack (with Warner Bros. Television) (2014)
- Undateable (with Warner Bros. Television) (2014–2016)
- Rush Hour (collaborating with RatPac-Dune Entertainment, New Line Cinema, Warner Bros. Television) (2016)
- Life Sentence (in partnership with In Good Company, CBS Television Studios, Warner Bros. Television) (2018)
- Whiskey Cavalier (produced alongside Hemingson Entertainment, Warner Bros. Television) (2019)
- Head of the Class (with Warner Bros. Television) (2021)
- Revival of Clone High (in collaboration with ShadowMachine, Lord Miller Productions, MTV Entertainment Studios) (2023–2024)