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At a time in history when people had access to more TV than they could ever watch, it was easy for …
Scrubs is a medical comedy based around main charactor John “J.D.” Dorain (Zach Braff). JD started out as an intern and now with Scrubs entering its eigth season, JD is an attending. Additionally, the show includes Elliot Reid (Sarah Chalke), Turk (Donald Faison), Carla (Judy Reyes), Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley), Dr. Kelso (Ken Jenkins), and the Janitor (Neil Flynn).
Additionally, the show has had an extremely impressive list of guest actors which included Brendan Fraser, Michael J. Fox, and Heather Graham.
Scrubs started off on NBC but will complete its final season on ABC.
At a time in history when people had access to more TV than they could ever watch, it was easy for …
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Could Scrubs stage a comeback? The cast and crew of the hit NBC-ABC comedy series are talking about bringing the show back down the line. Read on.
Obi-Wan Kenobi warned Darth Vader he would become more powerful than imagined if struck down. Given how often TV mentions or quotes him, the Jedi Master was right.
“Hello, Clarice.” Is that line of dialogue familiar because you’ve seen The Silence of the Lambs, or have you watched too many TV shows spoofing the movie?
Controversies over characters wearing blackface in the past and white voice over artists should voice people of color are at danger of overshadowing larger issues.
Bill Lawrence has opened up about the depictions of blackface in Scrubs, and whether the episodes that were removed from Hulu will return. Get all the details.
Sam Lloyd, a beloved actor who appeared on Scrubs and Cougar Town, has died. Get all the details on the heartbreaking news right here via TV Fanatic.
What could be a bigger honor for a movie than winning an Academy Award? How about the film being parodied and/or homaged in an episode of television?