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If you thought the question and answer sessions from Bill Lawrence and Zach Braff had some Scrubs goodies in it, way until you see Michael Ausiello's interview with Mr. Lawrence.  Here's a couple excerpts from the interview which reveal some spoilers about the Scrubs finale.

Will all of the characters get their own little send-off?
Without a doubt. Everybody has their own big summing-up [episode], where they assess where they are and where they're going in the future -- even some of the secondary characters that I never felt I did right by, like Ted Buckland, who plays the lawyer. He's such a good actor, so I gave him a girlfriend and a life this year. My plan has always been to give every character resolve, and not make it too treacly. I think everyone will be happy. We just finished cutting the finale and we showed it over at ABC and they all dug it.

What's the episode about?
It's about J.D.'s exit from the hospital and whether you can hold on to the relationships of your youth, or whether some of them fall by the wayside. J.D. takes a job at a hospital 37 minutes away because it's in a town where Kim (Elizabeth Banks) lives with his kid; he wants to be in the same town as his kid. He does it thinking it will make absolutely no difference in his life, but, of course, it does. It's a little bittersweet, but I don't think it will bum anybody out.

Where did you land on the whole J.D./Elliot thing? You've made no secret of the fact that you didn't want them to end up together.
I don't want to ruin it for the audience, so let's just say I ended up compromising.

You can read the rest of Ausiello's interview with Bill Lawrence.

The season eight premiere of Scrubs is just five days away and we have two fun question and answer sessions with the show's creator, Bill Lawrence, and star, Zach Braff, to help hold you over.

In the following clips the guys talk about some spoilers including whether J.D. and Eliott end up together and even about their off-camera friendships.  It's definitely entertaining and worth watching and even Sarah Clalke (Eliott) makes a cameo at the end.

With Scrubs moving to ABC, the sitcom is finally getting the love it deserves.  ABC has released one of its series of webisodes, "Scrubs Interns."

The new series of webisodes is meant to introduce us to the new interns, but will also feature some of the series regulars in them as well.  The first one, entitled "Our Intern Class" features both Dr. Cox and Ted!  Enjoy:

In a miracle move, ABC has taken over Scrubs for its eighth and most likely final season that begins January 8th with "My Jerks."

However, in an interview with The New York Times, the show's creator Mr. Lawrence and its star, Zach Braff, reveal what life may potentially be like for the show after the season.

Though Lawrence will be leaving the show, ABC has the right to renew the show afte rthe season.  If they do, Lawrence envisions it as a "new show" in the way Frasier was to Cheers.  Braff has expressed interest in continuing to do the voiceovers for the show, though, he will no longer star.

You can read the full article about Scrubs at The New York Times.

In case you wanted any more Scrubs season eight spoilers, we have a couple more from the second episode for you guys.  Turns out Dr. Maddox (Courteney Cox) will quickly be making enemies with a lot of Scrubs fans when she fires the janitor in the second episode. 

Oh and it turns out someone is dying too.

During Scrubs' final season on ABC, Tom Cavanagh - who frequently guest stars as J.D.'s brother, Dan - will definitely be returning to do at least one more episode.

The actor, who is starring in a new TNT show, Trust Me, told TVGuide: "I would say the chances are 100 percent.  If I was a betting man, I would put money on it — though I'm sure Vegas isn't taking bets on that."

Wow. This show is going out with a bang! A hilarious bang!

In case we haven't told you enough Scrubs spoilers from the season eight premiere, we have another couple for you courtesy of E! Online.

So what can we expect with the glorious return of Scrubs to ABC?  Well for starters there'll be sex in the on-call rooms, getting attached to patients, and, of course, J.D. and Turk telling each other their plans to stuff one another after the respective passing away.

But the biggest thing we learned?  Make sure you watch the credits for "My Jerks."  It's supposedly the best part of the episode and the writers take some pretty funny jabs at their lack of awards recognitions.

While most mere mortals will have to wait until January 6th to see the season premiere of Scrubs, "My Jerks," Kristin Dos Santos of E! Online has already seen the episode and has some spoilers for us.  The good news is she also said the episode was "one of the funniest premieres."

• Elliott is in a porno called "Drunk Blondes #1"
• Dr. Maddox (Corteney Cox) fires the Janitor!?  What!?
• J.D. asks Dr. Maddox a bunch of questions about her va-jay-jay

Wow, we can't wait for this amazing season of Scrubs.  Thank you ABC!

Yesterday we presented you with a couple of Scrubs teasers from the season premiere, "My Jerks."  Today we have a full 1:17 seconds of footage of Courteney Cox making her appearance on the season premiere.  Wow, she looks really good and very funny in the role.  We can't wait!

The new season of Scrubs on ABC is just a little over a month away (January 6th!).  Scrubs fans that were unhappy with NBC's supposed series finale will be happy to know the full cast is returning for season eight and from the following previews from ABC, it looks to be as good as ever.

It also looks like ABC will be delivering the guest stars Scrubs is used to, starting with Courteney Cox in the season premiere, "My Jerks."  Enjoy the quick clips from the upcoming season:

The second video is after the jump.

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