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Title: Scrubs (2001–2010)
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| Complete series cast summary: | |||
| Donald Faison | ... | Dr. Christopher Turk 182 episodes, 2001-2010 | |
| John C. McGinley | ... | Dr. Perry Cox / ... 182 episodes, 2001-2010 | |
| Ken Jenkins | ... | Dr. Bob Kelso / ... 178 episodes, 2001-2010 | |
| Zach Braff | ... | Dr. John 'J.D.' Dorian / ... 175 episodes, 2001-2010 | |
| Sarah Chalke | ... | Dr. Elliot Reid / ... 173 episodes, 2001-2010 | |
| Neil Flynn | ... | Janitor / ... 170 episodes, 2001-2009 | |
| Judy Reyes | ... | Nurse Carla Espinosa 169 episodes, 2001-2009 | |
| Robert Maschio | ... | Todd 128 episodes, 2001-2010 | |
| Sam Lloyd | ... | Ted / ... 95 episodes, 2001-2009 | |
| Aloma Wright | ... | Nurse Roberts / ... 92 episodes, 2001-2009 | |
| Christa Miller | ... | Jordan / ... 90 episodes, 2001-2010 | |
Set in the fictional Sacred Heart hospital in California, John "J.D" Dorian makes his way through the overwhelming world of medicine, with the help of his best friend, his fellow rookie doctors, and the arrogant, but brilliant attending physician he views as his mentor. Written by minecraftman707
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OK, reading the Summary, you may think that this comment will be negative towards Scrubs. Well, sorry to disappoint, but its not. I love Scrubs. From J.D.'s neuroses, to Elliots insecurities, all the way to Jordan's ice woman exterior and Ted's suicidal tendencies. Scrubs has made television worth watching since 2001.
So, the show itself is not a disappointment. Its when you enter the real world. You see, I myself am a First Year Resident. And my god, life is dull. Sily of me, i know, but i went in, hoping everything will be exactly like Scrubs shows me its gonna be. i expected a Dr. Cox like person, always angry at something but a damn good doctor. i expected Dr Kelso, more worried about money than his patients. i expected a Nurse Espinosa, a caring, feisty mother figure. And i got none of these. NONE. of course, a lot of the show is realistic enough. the different situations that they face are situations that i deal with almost every day. as n example, its fine. But, you cant help feeling, after watching all 4 series of scrubs, that somethings missing. which is why scrubs is the best.
Not only does it show real life medical exploits, but it manages to shroud them in a way that viewers can still relate to, but thats not entirely the hard, naked truth. its ingenious. from watching the series, you get all the little bits, rounds, treating a patient, researching what may be wrong with him/her/it, but all that stuff which manages to look fun really are mundane. so, i get the boring stuff out the way at work, then go home, watch scrubs on DVD, and thats my release. Scrubs is like my life, but a more twisted, conceptual version. and that is why, scrubs is the best. Its very much like the episode with the Comedy Script writer. you come back home from a hard days work of treating people, and scrubs is your release.