Scrubs - 05/04/04
05-04-04, 04:57 PM
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Scrubs - 05/04/04
"My Best Friend's Wedding", Episode #322.
Cast: Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke, Donald Faison, John C. McGinley, Judy Reyes, Ken Jenkins, Neil Flynn, Freddy Rodriguez, Scott Foley.
Producer(s): Bill Lawrence.
Original Airdate: May 4, 2004.
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Cast: Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke, Donald Faison, John C. McGinley, Judy Reyes, Ken Jenkins, Neil Flynn, Freddy Rodriguez, Scott Foley.
Producer(s): Bill Lawrence.
Original Airdate: May 4, 2004.
05-04-04, 08:25 PM
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is she a permament character? she blends in with the cast very well (guess we will find out in 5 mins)
Originally posted by B.A.
The new female surgeon, aka "Hot Doc", is on next week's episode of NCIS.
The new female surgeon, aka "Hot Doc", is on next week's episode of NCIS.
05-04-04, 09:34 PM
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Probably because it is good to poke fun at your image. Ben Affleck does it all the time and I think it helps him.
oh wait... I know the difference...
people have to actually like you first.
But damnit, started watching 24 even though I was recording it and got caught up in it and totally forgot about scrubs. Damn you 24!
oh wait... I know the difference...
people have to actually like you first.
But damnit, started watching 24 even though I was recording it and got caught up in it and totally forgot about scrubs. Damn you 24!
05-04-04, 10:32 PM
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Eliot looked the hottest she looked all season.
I loved the Todd going at it with Carla's Brother.
And Jordan putting on the eye mask and telling Cox to do what he needed but not to wake her
I loved the Todd going at it with Carla's Brother.
And Jordan putting on the eye mask and telling Cox to do what he needed but not to wake her
05-04-04, 11:02 PM
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Ted: "It'll cost you double what you paid us for the church."
Turk: "Here's 20 bucks."
Ted: "And here's 4 back."
I. Love. Ted.
Turk: "Here's 20 bucks."
Ted: "And here's 4 back."
I. Love. Ted.
05-05-04, 12:06 AM
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Originally posted by BadlyDrawnBoy
And Jordan putting on the eye mask and telling Cox to do what he needed but not to wake her
And Jordan putting on the eye mask and telling Cox to do what he needed but not to wake her
I actually like where they are going w/ J.D. and Elliot - switching things up can be a good thing. Just think how great it will be when they get them back together.
05-05-04, 12:32 AM
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I liked how they had Tara Reid make out with Ted and the one doctor who's name I forgot. I love how Ted's band had his back when they got in a fight. Don't **** with Ted and his crew! LOL
05-05-04, 01:30 AM
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This show really gives me goosbumps some times. Cox kissing Carla on the nose bumped him up 11 notches on my favorite characters list.
Just a really well done episode.
Just a really well done episode.
05-05-04, 07:28 AM
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Originally posted by the narrator
I enjoyed it quite a bit...GOtta love TEd and his "band"
I enjoyed it quite a bit...GOtta love TEd and his "band"
From the Scrubs website
Ted the lawyer's "Worthless Peons," known in real life as the a cappella quartet "The Blanks," want to let Scrubs fans know their debut CD is now for sale. The Blanks' Riding the Wave includes the TV and cartoon theme songs and commercial jingles performed on past episodes, as well as quirky originals and covers. With bonus special guest appearances included with the Scrubs fan in mind. Available at http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/blanks
Ted the lawyer's "Worthless Peons," known in real life as the a cappella quartet "The Blanks," want to let Scrubs fans know their debut CD is now for sale. The Blanks' Riding the Wave includes the TV and cartoon theme songs and commercial jingles performed on past episodes, as well as quirky originals and covers. With bonus special guest appearances included with the Scrubs fan in mind. Available at http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/blanks
05-05-04, 08:59 AM
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Pretty cool write up from a guy who bought a walk on appearance at a charity auction .
http://www.justbecauseican.com/scrubs/page1.html
http://www.justbecauseican.com/scrubs/page1.html
05-05-04, 02:11 PM
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honestly, scrubs is at its best when JD and elliott aren't hooking up, but man did i fell like i was pulling for them this time for some reason.
JD has kind of come off as a punk... but i think someone mentioned it in another thread: he's actually become more of a guy. for a while, he was pretty one-dimensional with his antics. but now, he's kind of got a side that you don't like. i think it's good for the show overall.
now did that make any sense?
JD has kind of come off as a punk... but i think someone mentioned it in another thread: he's actually become more of a guy. for a while, he was pretty one-dimensional with his antics. but now, he's kind of got a side that you don't like. i think it's good for the show overall.
now did that make any sense?
05-05-04, 06:45 PM
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Originally posted by Big Boy Laroux
JD has kind of come off as a punk... but i think someone mentioned it in another thread: he's actually become more of a guy. for a while, he was pretty one-dimensional with his antics. but now, he's kind of got a side that you don't like. i think it's good for the show overall.
now did that make any sense?
JD has kind of come off as a punk... but i think someone mentioned it in another thread: he's actually become more of a guy. for a while, he was pretty one-dimensional with his antics. but now, he's kind of got a side that you don't like. i think it's good for the show overall.
now did that make any sense?