‘I Suck at Girls’ TV Show Ordered by Netflix

Netflix has ordered a collection adaptation of Justin Halpern’s memoir “I Suck at Girls,” which shall be written by Halpert and Patrick Schumacker, who each function co-showrunners on “Abbott Elementary” alongside Quinta Brunson. “Shrinking” and “Scrubs” exec producer Bill Lawrence is also on board by way of his banner Doozer, in addition to Warner Bros. TV.

Variety hears the order is cast-contingent, that means Netflix might scrap the project based on which actors the producers are capable of connect.

Netflix declined to remark.

The present follows three high college sophomores who stumble by means of teenage romances while navigating adolescence and identification. “I Suck at Girls” is based on Halpern’s romantic misadventures with childhood crushes and dropping his virginity.

Halpern, Schumacker and Lawrence first developed “I Suck at Girls” as a pilot at Fox in 2013. At Fox, the present was developed with the working title “Surviving Jack,” and was framed as a single-camera ensemble comedy. Set in Nineteen Nineties Southern California, Christopher Meloni was solid to as a person turning into a dad, as his son is turning into a person, “in a time before ‘coming of age’ was something you could Google.”