Bill used to play baseball for the Houston Frogs.
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He ran for president of his elementary school, Branchville Elementary School in Ridgefield, Connecticut.
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The Ohio connection for Nobody's Watching was inspired by relatives in Cincinnati.
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His show Nobody's Watching was a major hit on YouTube, but got low ratings when it aired on network television.
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Bill's daughter, Charlotte, appeared in an episode of Scrubs as the little girl who looks exactly like Jordan (Christa Miller Lawrence). The appearance was uncredited, however.
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Bill often puts himself into the background of Scrubs. According to the cast, he has done it more and more frequently as the seasons pass.
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He says that the best part about working in an old creepy hospital [on Scrubs] is that no one ever comes by, so they can do whatever they want.
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Bill and his wife are part of a co-ed softball team. They also play tennis competitively.
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He credits Gary Goldberg with teaching him all that was involved in creating a series.
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Bill allows dogs on the set of Scrubs, which he jokes was to wage war with the rat population.
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Bill has said that fans will know when Scrubs is over when the Janitor is given a name.
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Bill wrote his first television script when he was twenty-two.
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When Bill first met Christa, it was at an ABC network party in May 1998 and she already had a boyfriend. He made her promise to call him if they broke up. She did.
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He is a big fan of The Simpsons.
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Bill often pays the cast and crew of Scrubs to do or eat something gross. It is known as the Scrubs Factor.
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He often uses the phrase "giant 'who cares?'", which was also used in an episode of Scrubs by Dr. Cox.
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At the end of every episode of Scrubs, a child's voice comes on. This is a recording of his daughter Charlotte's first words. She is saying "Bye Bye".
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