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Scrubs

Medical interns learn the ropes at Sacred Heart Hospital in this zippy sitcom from Bill Lawrence.
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Mondays, 11 AM ET

Current Season: 3 - Total Episodes: 26

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“My Brother, Where Art Thou?”/“My Advice to You”

by Myles McNutt June 17, 2013 -

Sitcom siblings descend on Sacred Heart.

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“My White Whale”/“My Lucky Night”

by Myles McNutt June 10, 2013 -

Scrubs brings Dr. Cox down a peg, and J.D. has a not-so-lucky night.

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“My Own American Girl”/“My Journey”

by Myles McNutt June 3, 2013 -

A new Elliot ushers in a mostly familiar—but most welcome—Scrubs in its third season.

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“My Drama Queen”/“My Dream Job”

by Myles McNutt May 7, 2012 -

The second season comes to a close.

Ep. 5-6, Season 3
“My Brother, Where Art Thou?”/“My Advice to You”
Ep. 3-4, Season 3
“My White Whale”/“My Lucky Night”
Ep. 1-2, Season 3
“My Own American Girl”/“My Journey”
Ep. 21-22, Season 2
“My Drama Queen”/“My Dream Job”

Features Reviews

Season

newest oldest

“My Hero”/“My Last Day”
Episode 23-24

A heroic conclusion and a functional finale.
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“My Sacrificial Clam”/“My Occurrence”
Episode 21-22

Brendan Fraser appears for the start of a memorable two-parter.
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“My Old Man”/“My Way Or The Highway”
Episode 19-20

As the show becomes more stable, the introduction of parents for all and a love interest for Elliot tests that stability.
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“My Student”/“My Tuscaloosa Heart”
Episode 17-18

The arrival of new med students tests the interns’ patience, while rumors of a musical past test Dr. Kelso’s hard-shelled exterior.
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“My Bed Banter & Beyond”/“My Heavy Meddle”
Episode 15-16

Scrubs answers "Will They, Won't They?" with "They Will, They Won't."
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“My Balancing Act”/“My Drug Buddy”
Episode 13-14

J.D. balances a new relationship, and Scrubs has to start balancing J.D.’s spotty relationship record.
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“My Own Personal Jesus”/“My Blind Date”
Episode 11-12

Christmas at Sacred Heart and J.D.’s policy Re: “Uggos.”
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“My Day Off”/“My Nickname”
Episode 9-10

J.D.’s relationship with Turk, Carla, and his appendix. Two require some upkeep.
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“My Super Ego”/“My Fifteen Minutes”
Episode 7-8

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“My Two Dads”/“My Bad”
Episode 5-6

Introducing the former Mrs. Cox and fantasizing of a galaxy far, far away.
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“My Best Friend’s Mistake”/“My Old Lady”
Episode 3-4

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“My First Day”/“My Mentor”
Episode 1-2

Our TV Club Classic journey back to Sacred Heart begins.
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“My Drama Queen”/“My Dream Job”
Episode 21-22

The second season comes to a close.
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“My Kingdom”/“My Interpretation”
Episode 19-20

After a quick detour, the second season enters its home stretch.
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“My Own Private Practice Guy”/“My T.C.W.”
Episode 17-18

J.D. meets the Tasty Coma Wife of his dreams.
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“His Story”/“My Karma”
Episode 15-16

The show shifts perspective just in time for a long-awaited proposal.
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“My Philosophy”/“My Brother, My Keeper”
Episode 13-14

A memorable musical moment and a classic sitcom star.
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“My Sex Buddy”/“My New Old Friend”
Episode 11-12

Elliot and J.D. go through yet another installment of Relationship Theatre.
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“My Lucky Day”/“My Monster”
Episode 9-10

Scrubs confronts the challenges of its ensemble with structure and, well, sex.
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“My First Step”/“My Fruit Cups”
Episode 7-8

Dr. Cox makes a decision, and Scrubs gets "real" (without having to kill too many people).
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“My New Coat”/“My Big Brother”
Episode 5-6

Tom Cavanagh makes his first appearance as J.D.’s brother.
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“My Case Study”/“My Big Mouth”
Episode 3-4

What a (subtle) difference a season makes.
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“My Overkill”/“My Nightingale”
Episode 1-2

Scrubs returns for a second season, same as it ever was… eventually.
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“My Brother, Where Art Thou?”/“My Advice to You”
Episode 5-6

Sitcom siblings descend on Sacred Heart.
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“My White Whale”/“My Lucky Night”
Episode 3-4

Scrubs brings Dr. Cox down a peg, and J.D. has a not-so-lucky night.
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“My Own American Girl”/“My Journey”
Episode 1-2

A new Elliot ushers in a mostly familiar—but most welcome—Scrubs in its third season.
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