re: Official 5 Fricking Days Left Till The Premiere Of SCRUBS

Dr. Cox to Turk: "Here that's interesting. It's gibberish, but it's interesting gibberish."

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I wonder how they will end the show. How do y'all think they should end it

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Janitor goes on mass killing spree

Carla: Turk why is their pancake in the silverware drawer

Turk: I think u mean why is the silverware in the pancake drawer

Jordan: It's Jack's first birthday, I want it to be special. I got a petting zoo for the kids, and we need to figure out something great for the adults.

Dr. Cox: How about a russian roulette booth? And here's the kicker, we put bullets in all the chambers, that way everybody wins!

To paraphrase Dr. Kelso

Who has two thumbs, and can't wait!
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Please to enjoy the Dr. Cox calls JD girls names medley:

Seasons 1-3
Seasons 4 & 5
Seasons 6 & 7

Great blog from a critic on Season 8

LINK

Looking ahead to 2009: Scrubs is back
So, in between watching election coverage over the last couple of days, I slipped in DVDs of the first two episodes of the new ABC incarnation of "Scrubs," which will debut at some point in early 2009.

And they're terrific.

In particular, the second one -- a spiritual sequel to season one's "My Old Lady," guest-starring Glynn Turman (Mayor Royce from "The Wire," and/or Blair Underwood's dad on "In Treatment") as a terminally-ill patient -- is already one of my five favorite "Scrubs" episodes ever, just the right mix of pathos and weird comedy.

Bill Lawrence promised that he was going to dial back on the wackiness, and he has. JD is still weird, but he's also recognizably human again. And the new intern characters -- notably Aziz Ansari from "Human Giant" and Eliza Coupe -- fit in very well. I think I'd rather see the show go out on a high note, ala "Frasier" or "Cheers" (both of which rebounded in their last years after some weak later seasons), than to attempt to continue a year from now as "Scrubs: The Next Generation," but if the ratings are decent enough to allow that, at least it looks like the creative team has rediscovered what made the show great in the first place.

Not trying to be a tease; just trying to remind everybody that "Scrubs" is still here, and that the new stuff is going to be worth waiting for.

And, because I can never link to it enough, here's Turk dancing. Or, if you prefer your "Scrubs" darker, JD, Dr. Cox and The Fray.

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posted by Alan Sepinwall at 7:19 AM 27 comments

The Carolina punter screwed Drew Brees out of the record. That piece of shite.

Dr Cox- He wasn't about to die newbie was he!!!!

JD - You once told me once u start blaming yourself for the patients death theirs no coming back

Dr Cox- Yeah your right....(Cox leaves hospital)

Brilliant.