Doozer

Background

Doozer is the production company of Bill Lawrence, the creator of Scrubs, Clone High (with Phil Lord and Christopher Miller (who also own a production company, Lord Miller) and Cougar Town (along with Kevin Beigel). The company's name is a play on Lawrence's middle name, Van Duzer. It was founded in 1998.

(October 2, 2001- )

Nickname: "Bye-Bye! Pfft!"

Logo: On a light brown paper background, we see the letters "D" and "ZER" being written in. The hand that wrote it then draws a face with sunglasses between the space, forming the word "DOOZER".

Variants:

The logo is occasionally shortened.
A widescreen version exists, which debuted on the final two seasons as well as widescreen prints of the first seven seasons of Scrubs. On the pilot, it is cropped to 16:9 while early season 1 episodes had the original 4:3 aspect ratio with two blurred cropped left and right edges.
Starting in 2014, the logo was redone. The paper is now yellow, the hand holding the pencil is different, and the company name is in a slightly different font.

FX/SFX: The hand writing in the logo.

Music/Sounds: A baby's voice (Bill Lawrence's daughter, Charlotte) saying "Bye-bye!", followed by two footsteps and a raspberry. Sometimes, the closing theme plays over it or has a generic network announcement.

Availability: Can be seen on Scrubs. Also appeared on Confessions of a Dog, Cougar Town, Surviving Jack, Ground Floor, Clone High, Life Sentence, Rush Hour, Undateable, Ted Lasso, and the 2021 reboot of Head of the Class.

Editor's Note: None.