A new season of Scrubs is upon us

… and could someone please give John C. McGinley the Emmy right now? His laundry list of things he doesn’t care about is the funniest thing I’ve seen on TV this year. And maybe last year, too.

Yes, I know there’s threads. No, I didn’t find them using the search function.

Damn you and your genius Zach Braff. You task me, and I shall have you.

So happy this show is back. Is Rollergirl a permanent cast member or what?

Rollergirl is not a permanent fixture. If I remember correctly she has a 6 or 8 episode arc. The show, of course, wants her to be permanent; however she wants to have her own show so she will not commit. Bitch.

She’s on for an 8 episode arc.

“Oh, and Hugh Jackman.”

“Hugh Jackman is Wolverine! How dare you!”

Without a doubt, the best show on network TV. Here’s hoping NBC doesn’t fuck them around with their time slot again, like last year when the show would come on Tuesdays some weeks, Thursdays others, vanish completely on some weeks (to make room for a repeat of Will and fucking Grace) before getting kicked from Thursdays completely by The Apprentice. This year, keep it on Tuesdays, at 8:30. No moving or weeks going without.

Last night was awesome. The scooter gimmick was played well, as was the Turk/J.D. reunion.

I like how the colors of their scooters matched the colors of their scrubs.

Pretty solid episode, my VHS tapes can hardly take no more, I need this on DVD.

The shows does get switched around a lot, I wish it would revert back to 8:30, NBC really loves to treat their shittier shows better [Will and Grace, the Apprentice, you do NOT need that on DVD]

Great first episode, though Heather Graham wasn’t all that enjoyable as the new psychiatrist. The funniest moments for me were when Dr. Cox did his rant and when J.D. gave Turk the SUGAR HILL GANG alarm clock and he woke up to them signing “Rapper’s Delight.” Then, the bit at the end with them all in the Mini Cooper was hilarious too!

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Originally Posted by gravedigger I like how the colors of their scooters matched the colors of their scrubs.

Funny, I didn’t notice that. Did anyone else happen to see the flub when J.D. wrote “Al Coholic” on the rounds board as he was talking to the new psychiatrist? When the shot changed and the camera was facing him, the board behind him had “Dr. Assface” written on it. Perhaps this was a bit that didn’t make it past the censors.

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Originally Posted by moovyphreak Did anyone else happen to see the flub when J.D. wrote “Al Coholic” on the rounds board as he was talking to the new psychiatrist? When the shot changed and the camera was facing him, the board behind him had “Dr. Assface” written on it. Perhaps this was a bit that didn’t make it past the censors.

Yes I did! My fiance thought I was crazy until I rewound it and showed it to her.

J.D.: Ring around the janitor, pocket full of…
Janitor: Of what?
J.D.: …Zanitor…

I hope this season is just as good as season one which was the least silliest of the seasons, season 3 was like J.D. had no need for silly fantasies cause everyone was so weird.

Love the show, liked Heather Graham, that’d be interesting if they got her on the show full-time

i really enjoyed it. The hugh jackman crack was great.

The long running lightbulb joke: 24-karat comedy gold.

One of the dirtiest jokes I’ve seen someone get away with on prime-time TV.

This show’s on a roll with no signs of slowing down.

You might want to have that rough sex lecture with him now

Thats why me and my wife use candles

The 2 best lines

“…that or his colon has an idea” was my favorite quip.

“Combined, you two make an almost halfway competent doctor…slash labradoodle.”

Dr. Cox is my hero.

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I am consistently amazed at how high the bar for humor is set within one episode. Every joke is a winner and they come at you like rapid fire.

This show needs to get some more recognition.

As far as the recent episode, the lightbulb stuff was genius, no pun intended. I really enjoyed Dr. Cox, but then again when is he not entertaining.

Heather Graham’s dopey psychiatrist is not really jiving with me very well though. Sure she his hot and has big bazungas, but she isn’t fitting in too well for me at least.

This was the first episode I’ve seen, but I’m an instant fan because of 2 things.

The fat guy who randomly breaks into “I Would Do Anything For Love”. My love of Meatloaf has never been catered to in primetime!

and

“What’s with the giant X.”
“What’s with the stupid face?”
“…Touche.”