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ABC has been quietly releasing webisodes of its online-only series, Scrubs Interns in order to promote Scrubs' move to its network.  While we showed you the first episode, "Our Intern Class" at the beginning of the month, we somehow missed notifying you of the last three episodes!

We apologize for not doing so, but without further ado, here's the latest three webisodes of Scrubs Interns:

The next two videos are after the jump!

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We know that Scrubs' creator Bill Lawrence has already admitted he didn't want J.D. and Elliot together but said he was compromising.  Now that the two are together, Lawrence recently revealed a very happy Scrubs spoiler to Michael Ausiello.

So what was the supposed compromise?  According to what Lawrence told Ausiello, "The season isn't about [them dating].  [We got to] make everyone happy that wants them to be a couple, [but] I get to win [too, because] it's not Ross and Rachel. The rest of the year isn't, 'Are we together? Are we not together?' It just works because they're grown-ups, and they like each other."

Wow, can you guys imagine a J.D. and Elliot relationship with no stupid breakups?  Sounds like heaven to us.

In the second new episode of Scrubs last night, "My Cookie Pants," Dr. Cox was offered the position of Chief of Medicine, while Elliot and J.D. were getting ready to rekindle the physical side of the relationship.

So did Cox take the position?  Why was Elliot annoying Turk all day?  Did Denise learn to be compassionate?  The answers to these questions and more in our "My Cookie Pants" recap.  Here are some of our favorite quotes from the episode:

Kelso: Dr. Reid, when did you become homeless?
Elliot: These are just my cookie pants
Kelso: These are my muffin pants. I've been wearing them since I retired | permalink

J.D.: Hey, I'm glad I found you. I need your approval to cut down some lollipop trees outside the sea monkey hut
Denise: What are you talking about?
J.D.: These decisions have to go through you because you're the mayor of crazy town | permalink

The first of two new episodes of Scrubs, "My ABC's" was loaded with guest stars... the muppets from Sesame Street!  In this great episode, each of our favorite doctors: J.D., Elliot and Cox were all assigned interns and each had their own storyline.

J.D. was struggling to get Denise to feel compassion for her patients, Elliot was trying to get Turk to accept her intern Katie to help with his paper, and Cox was trying to figure out why he hated his intern, Ed.  Find out what happened to each of the doctors and their respective interns in our "My ABC's" recap and then enjoy quotes from the episode.

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As part of ABC's new scheduling tweaks starting on March 18th, Scrubs will move to a more appropriate Wednesday time slot at 8 pm leading in to Betty off Ted and then ABC's superstar Lost.

Hopefully this move will bode well for Zach Braff and creator Bill Lawrence's final season on the amazing Scrubs.

For the second week in a row, ABC treated us to a back to back new episode of Scrubs.  This week, the second episode was "My Happy Place," and it mostly focused on J.D. and Elliot very close friendship and possibly rekindling their past romance.

On the backburner we had the Janitor weasling his way back into his job and Dr. Cox and Turk having some trust issues.  You can catch up on all the character updates in our "My Happy Place" recap.  As always, be sure and check out our many quotes from the episode.

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During last night's episode of Scrubs when Dr. Maddox (Courteney Cox) begins to get in the way of the doctor's ability to help patients, the gang hatches a plan to oust the new Chief of Medicine.  Meanwhile, Carla takes one of the new interns, Katie, under her wing to give her some advice.

Find out how it all went down in our "My Saving Grace" recap.  We also posted over ten hilarious quotes from the episode you need to read and laugh at.

TVGuide recently got to sit down with the acting genius behind Turk, Donaid Faison to discuss Scrubs' recent move and its future beyond this season.  Find out who's staying on board in this excellent excerpt from the interview.

TVGuide.com: Are you playing Turk differently at all now that he's a dad?
Faison: It's the same character. He's still dancing up a storm, and he's still totally in love with J.D.

TVGuide.com: Zach Braff has announced that this will be his last season. You have a bunch of new interns this season. Everyone keeps saying that this is the last season of Scrubs. But is it really?
Faison: I don't know what's going to happen. I think a lot of people might come back if we're a fit on ABC — except Zach.

TVGuide.com: Is there a chance that Turk might stick around?
Faison: I'm not going to say no, but I'm not in position to say yes. Would I like to continue doing Scrubs? Of course. It's a great time. It not only made all my dreams come true, but it's a pretty easy job to do after eight years. Will I? I can't say yet.

TVGuide.com: Judy Reyes [who plays Faison's wife] has said she won't come back after this season, right?
Faison: Well, that's what she's quoted as saying. I don't know if she really feels that way. I don't want to speak for anybody. All I can tell you is that Zach is definitely not coming back.

Wow sounds definitely very promising that both Turk and Carla will stay on after this season.  You can read the rest of the interview at TV Guide.

Last night ABC welcomed Scrubs with back-to-back new episodes.  After the light-hearted "My Jerks," creator Bill Lawrence decided to treat us with the tear-jerking "My Last Words."

In the second episode of the show's final season, J.D. and Turk gave up their "steak night" to spend the night with a dying man who had no family to spend his last night with.  It was a very touching episode and you can catch up with what happened to each character in our "My Last Words" recap.

Scrubs made its debut on ABC last night with its season eight premiere, "My Jerks."  The episode was definitely a lighter one and introduced us to Dr. Kelso's replacement, Dr. Maddox as the new Chief of Medicine.

We also finally saw poor Keith get the closure he deserved from Elliot.  We were also introduced to the new batch of interns being trained by J.D.  You can catch up on what happened to all your favorite characters in our "My Jerks" recap.

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