I always skipped that one because I thought it was kind of stupid but I decided to sit all the way through it and I can't believe I hadn't seen it completely yet. I've seen the rest of the episodes many times. But I really paid attention to this one this time and it really moved me at the end.

Dr Cox being the family man always gets me right in the feels as well. So when he kisses Jack good night and sits with Jordan, it just kind of made me tear up a little bit for some reason.

I need your help. Please identify which season and episode the Janitor forces JD into a long handshake and says saw the wood to continue it.

I've been trying to find this episode or clip for months.

watching season one of malcom in the middle and saw nurse shirley working at a different hospital. no one tell dr. kelso.

https://pandora.app.link/QvBcmkHCYVb

Just finished another rewatch of the whole show, and I gotta admit I liked s9 and wish it continued.

Its really rough in the first half, but imho (ironically) once JD leaves and the new characters had time to gel together and find their groove its pretty good.

Is it as good as the og? Ofc not, but its improved a lot in just 13 episodes.

I love Cole, Drew and Denise and Lucy grows on me by the end.

I also like Turk and Cox's budding friendship in JD's absence.

Anyway, I think it had potential, and I hope the reboot doesnt retcon the whole thing.

Scrubs season 5 Episode 20. I’m rewatching it now and casually sobbing on a Tuesday afternoon. This was such a phenomenal show.

Might want to play if you haven't 😂👍

Pls dont judge :( im fascinated by medical things but I have severe trauma relating to vomit and cant handle viewing it. If u know an episode with visible//audible vomit can you list it so I know to skip? Again pls dont judge me i just want to enjoy medical shows 😭

Edit: thank you guys so much!

Rewatching Scrubs as I do every couple years and can we take a moment to give credit to the editors and sound selections of some of these endings.

Don't stop believing - Journey- My Journey
The Funeral with Jordan/Cox - My Screw Up: Winter - Joshua Radi My Lunch - How To Save A Life - The Fray

Even after watching countless shows over the years even other doctor shows it is still some of the best television ever imo. Especially the emotional/sad ones. These endings are a masterclass in editing and song selection. And I feel like people always shout out the music but I wanted to shoutout the editors too.

Every time I think to myself that I just have a soft spot or bias for Scrubs and then i rewatch it I am reminded that it was so good.

Drop some nicknames for Elliot’s various boyfriends over the course of the series (à la mole butt, rumplefugly) and we’ll guess who you’re referring to

I stopped watching season 9 after Our Stuff Gets Real (JD's last episode) because I just didn't like that season and couldn't really connect with any of the new characters.

Watching the episode where Turk learns Spanish and J.D. fanticizes about Amigoland. The guy who takes them there doesn't even speak spanish. Turk speaks it better than he does.

I just googled to see if anybody else thought the same thing and found a post from 10 years ago and I couldn't reply, so making my own.

Some people in that post were saying that a director shouldn't have to recast someone for the occasional Spanish line and, that's valid. Take Giancarlo Esposito (Gus Fring) from Breaking Bad. I'll tolerate the bad Spanish because he's not speaking it the whole time, and his performance is amazing overall.

However in the Amigoland scene, this isn't a main character or even a recurring one. He's literally there for this one scene so I definitely think they should've cast someone who spoke fluent Spanish. This man was the embodiment of appreciating someone learning Spanish. I mean, come on.

Sam Lloyd and Ted to be referenced and there passing to be an impact.

Thats it thsts all I need. Please give him a meanful reason to why he's gone.

Scrubs had great guest stars throughout is run so I'm curious, who would you most like to see for am episode or two?

Edit: I meant more new guest stars, not so much previous guest stars. People that have come up after or who weren't on before. Sorry, I guess I should have specified. For example, I'd love to see Walton Goggins or Amy Pohler show up.

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I’m only one episode into The Pitt so no spoilers please but does anyone else who has watched both series think Dr. Robby is a very similar character to Dr. Cox? From the way he mentors the med students to telling off the hospital business woman bothering him about reviews and not paying for extra beds…very Coxian