Parents Guide for
"Scrubs" (2001) More at IMDbPro »

MPAA if this were a film rating: PG-13 for Crude and Sexual Humor

Some moderately strong sexual references, usually implied and not explicit.

One of the characters is an idiotic sex addict, and puts up many sexual jokes and double meanings.

Some moderately innocent sex with no nudity.

Sometimes men are seen shirtless and women are shown in their underwear.

Numerous pregnancy elements.

Medical gore, some bloody, but not graphic at all.

Some uses of milder bad language, nothing too strong.

Several sexual references, dialogues, and jokes.

Given the medical setting, usage of drugs, smoking, and excessive alcohol intake are presented alongside the potential consequences.

During almost each episode, the main characters meet at a bar and drink plenty.

Even if Scrubs is quite harmless and absolutely not graphic in any way, especially if compared to most medical dramas, some people who find surgery and needles disturbing might be slightly bothered by some scenes.

As this series is almost constantly set in a hospital, plenty of patients die, suffer, or have a terminal disease, and certain episodes are sad and depressing.