I am a huge fan of the show and can almost tell you anything about it. I have every episode on DVD and yes even DVD+VR without commercials. I love the show so much I was sad to see it end the way it did.. I do have to give scrubs credit from the moment it came out of the box NBC never really gave it much hope. I has had so many schedule moves and now again to next wednesday that it survived with its fan base.

I am overwellmed at how well they can transition from a JD day dream to reality. Plus who cares how many times JD & Elliot dated or had sex they were ment for each other from the day they hooked up.

With all those off an on again guys and gals they dated they finally hooked it up. I hope they get married and what is with Ted’s Gal.. ewwwwww but a perfect match. I am sorry to see the show go down. I am hoping like ER they can keep it going for a few seasons yet. But without Bill Lawrence they might just drop it.

Scrubs has never been a #1 show from my knowledge but still did well. NBC should have treated them better, nothing including the office, Grey’s Anatomy, House, ER. Private Practice or Ugly Betty come close to Scrubs.. they are all my fav shows but Scrubs has always been #1

I hope that everyone who is leaving does well and I hope that more people can become fans before the shows denmise.

Be Blessed!

have you noticed that only a fraction of the seinfeld episodes are in syndication repeatedly? some of the early seasons (which really aren’t funny at all but the show is just getting its footing) get skipped almost entirely.

Scrubs on the other hand is one of the truly original shows of our times. The flashbacks, the fantasy scenes, the voiceovers, the single-camera–these really set it apart from the pack. The dramatic and sentimental overlay make it a classic. And don’t forget the music. The Scrubs soundtrack is easily the best of any show we’ve ever seen (comedic or dramatic). And there’s no question it depicts the doctor experience more realistically than an other medical experience, by a long shot. Ask any doctor.

The comment about JD and Elliot’s relationship being a little forced is true. I blame this on the network powers-that-be more than on the show creators, but it’s a fair criticism. The comment about Cox being in love with Carla is pretty dated–that was a theme that lasted for about 2 episodes in Season 1. Anyways, for campy relationship depictions, is anything worse than “Pam and Jim”?

The greatest comedy shows of the past 20 years are Seinfeld, the Simpson, Arrested Development and Scrubs. The Office had a chance but is proving itself to be a one-trick pony (Michael Scott is awkward and does inadvertently hilarious things. Is there anything more to this show?). 30 Rock won’t stand the test of time. (Can you see anyone watching that show in 10 years?) But as long as there are doctors, and especially as long as there are interns and residents, there will always be people who love Scrubs and will want to watch it and re-watch it. I would have never survived intern year without it.

Like most sitcom bad habits, it happened in Friends. It’s starting to happen in HIMYM, too, but Marshall and Lily being married limits the possible friend-to-romance combinations. Scrubs is a big offender in this regard. How many times can JD and Elliott get together and break up? Why in the world would Cox think he was in love with Carla? I’m surprised that there wasn’t a subplot with Kelso and the janitor. I like watching them bumble through life and try and figure things out, but the soapy-ness makes it seem as deep as Saved By the Bell.