Every time I talk with someone who works at a hospital in any capacity, the ones who've watched Scrubs all say it's the most realistic show about a hospital that they've ever seen.
+MsLogjam Funny thing. My dad once asked a nurse, "What's a more realistic medical show, Scrubs or Grey's Anatomy?" She said it was Scrubs by a country mile.
It certainly de-glamorizes the medical profession. And nowadays a good nurse practitioner is usually up to handling the everyday illnesses and preventive maintenance care for anyone without special medical needs.
Seriously, though, you should never trust a camel. Saw a camel hock a lougie at a kid because reasons, it was probably between a pint and a quart. And the smell....
A great shown, it was sad to hear that Sam Lloyd who played passed away recently and had a little son truly a great part of the show and will be missed.
Abed actually makes an appearance as a background character in Cougar Town, Bill Lawrence's next show after Scrubs ended. Then he mentions the experience in a conversation with Jeff Winger, making it one of the funniest crossovers in TV history. Also, there's a Community episode where Zach Braff briefly features as a narrator, exactly like he did on Scrubs. Apparently Dan Harmon and Bill Lawrence are very good friends.
Neil Flynn is so fucking funny that he can't even help himself from laughing at his jokes lol, his character about going back to prison you can just tell he's trying not to laugh haha
For Elliot : actually the right french version of "I told you so" was "Je te l'avais dit" and not "Je te l'ai dit" which is grammaticaly correct but doesn't reflect the intention. And her large gap was so damn impressive Oo
I'm pretty sure "Je te l'avais dit," literally means "I had told you so," not "I (have) told you so," though maybe the French have slightly different rules for composite past versus pluperfect usage.
@@atheistlinguist542 Actually translated litteraly you would be correct, but the thing is in French you use "je te l'ai dit" as a remembrance of something you said. Something like "Je te l'ai dit tout à l'heure = I told it to you earlier" for example. But the spirit behind "I told you so" implying "I knew it, I was right !" is clearly expressed by "Je te l'avais dit" (or "Qu'est-ce que je disais ?" => "What did I tell you ?" used with irony).
Best parts: Dr Mantoots "I dont even think morning sex would fix it, although it might" "Ugh, fine! Do I have to move a lot?" "You never do anyway" "True"
I feel like Season 9 would've been better if they'd managed to keep Sunny, who was a fantastic new JD-type and really conflicted with the rest of the new students well.
Season 8 wasn't even supposed to be made which is the weird thing. It was supposed to end in Season 7, with Bill Lawrence even leaving a secret video in the Season 6 DVD speaking about ideas for the Season 7 which he said it would be the final season
Actually Season 8 was Season 7. The writers' strike caused Season 7 ends prematurely like many other shows the same year. Luckily ABC let the show make a great final and unluckily then ruined it with a totally unnecessarily Season 9.
Yes you should man, I don't have a lot of series I always enjoy, but Scrubs is just awesome. Plus they don't need a laugh track, the humor is excellent.
Actually first time turk and jd talked about Elliot was when they met on orientation day. And his first words were Turk to jd : "you wanna hit that!" Teasing yet in an accusatory way.
