Our White Coats

Episode aired Jan 5, 2010
TV-PG
22m

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6.3/10

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Sarah Chalke and Eliza Coupe in Scrubs (2001)

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Cole reveals Drew's most embarrassing moment when Drew beats him out as the speaker at the white coat ceremony, while Denise turns to Turk and Eliot for more relationship advice.Cole reveals Drew's most embarrassing moment when Drew beats him out as the speaker at the white coat ceremony, while Denise turns to Turk and Eliot for more relationship advice.Cole reveals Drew's most embarrassing moment when Drew beats him out as the speaker at the white coat ceremony, while Denise turns to Turk and Eliot for more relationship advice.

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1llewellynf1974

Somebody put me out of my misery!!!!

I made the decision to stick it out to the very bitter end of what was once a great tv sitcom....*sigh*

Scrubs Med School should have been scrubbed after JD left. The new interns are annoying, 1 dimensional, wooden and the Cole character really leaves a bad taste in the mouth. Is he meant to be Kelso Junior?

10 minutes is spent on everyone having sex with each other, and the rest of the time on pointless & meaningless dialogue. Thank God for the commercials!

It really does feel that the writers just gave up & asked their pets to write the material.

I'm glad that the final season was only 13 episodes. 20 years from now, a TV historian will do an autopsy on this show and conclude that it drew its last breath after Season 7 ended and should have been sent to the morgue, instead of having it stuffed and put on display - much like The Janitor's squirrel and rodent/vermin collection!

Scrubs could have ended on a high note, instead - it ended on a flatline ______________💀

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In this episode it is revealed the Dr. Cox used to be roommates with Michael Bolton, and that is where most of his anger stems from. In the film Office Space (1999), John C. McGinley played a hardcore Michael Bolton fan.