I expected a front shot to have been posted by now as well.

Obviously It was early in the morning, I apologize.

Scrubs likes to have it both ways, though, comedy and serious. That implies they are grounded in reality. Totally in the nature of the show for someone to call them out, especially as the show is winding down.

If that's too serious for a comedy, I suppose we can hope for Zombie Brendan Fraiser to show up and dance a jig for a prank well-pulled on Cox.

I'd like to see JD and Elliot get married, then have Turk and JD run off in a parody of the final scene of The Graduate.

Didn't like the character and I liked the actor even less. I understand he was supposed to be silent, but wow, his acting was horrible.

I find it ironical that Scrubs is criticized for not leaving the hospital, but I can go to any Office thread to read people complaining how the Office should just stay in the office.

I miss Gooch...
I would watch "Ted and the Gooch" if the aired that next season!

Thank you for posting this. It made my morning.

If I remember right, the Actor was on Smallville a few times as one of the JLA members.

..and he was The Famous Jett Jackson.

My wife and I tried to watch our DVR recording of this on Saturday, and the strangest thing happened. All the music and sound effects were intact, but none of the dialog was there. At first we thought it was a gag, but after it went on for awhile we knew something was wrong. Skipped forward to the commercials and the audio was all there, came back to the show and "music-only" continued.

I had the exact same thing happen on an episode of "The Big Bang Theory" a few weeks ago. Nothing but sound effects through the opening scene. But there was a big glitch/jump after the first commercial and the main audio came back. Very weird.

I really enjoy the new interns, as the main characters are experienced enough that they aren't really making mistakes or dealing with unexpected situations anymore. It keeps that early Scrubs vibe going.

But I will say that the show is ready to be done. I've been a fan since episode 1, but it's time to close up shop. All of the stories have been told, the characters are in good places and they are ready to move on to something else. The budget constraints and weirdness with the reality of the show (characters not being in episodes to save money, other locations not being used, etc.) are glaringly obvious. I loved the show but I'm ready to let it go.

Ahhh... is that where he's from? I thought he looked familiar.

Took me half the episode to place him - he played Cyborg

Thanks. I thought he looked familiar.

He was also the back-up running back in the Friday Night Lights film.