Cougar Town - Bill Lawrence on TV writing since Friends (Paley Center, 2010)

Moderator John Griffiths (TV Critic, US Weekly) asks Cougar Town Creator and Executive Producer Bill Lawrence about his experience writing for Friends. Bill discusses how TV comedy has changed since then. Josh Hopkins (Grayson Ellis) talks about the art of bantering on camera.
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[@trickpanda]

@vootie44 no, bill lawrence was a writer on friends. he created 'scrubs' and 'cougar town'

[@pennydesouza]

I think the best of all time.

[@JAYKAYAY91]

how come everybody cheers when swing town is mentioned, and there's almost complete silence when bill mentions Arrested Development?

[@vootie44]

This is the guy who created "Friends"? I hope he has other stuff on his resume.

[@paulprescod6150]

No. He did not create Friends.

[@molyvenson]

the sob looks like a young bill gates