Play trailer Comedy Drama. Creator Bill Lawrence. Top credits Creator Bill Lawrence. See more at IMDbPro. Episodes Browse episodes. Top Top-rated. Clip Scrubs: Season 7. Scrubs: The Complete Fifth Season. Scrubs: The Complete Sixth Season. Photos Top cast Edit. Zach Braff Dr.
John 'J. Donald Faison Dr. Christopher Turk as Dr. Christopher Turk. Sarah Chalke Dr. Elliot Reid as Dr. Elliot Reid …. John C. McGinley Dr. Perry Cox as Dr. Perry Cox …. But though the Butterfly Effect premise is clever, if a bit too literal, the season timeline gets thrown off-kilter because Spitzer had no way of knowing where the show would go emotionally when he was writing the episode.
Getting them together in the first season as a rocky young relationship worked, but a second trip to the well as "sex buddies" in the second season didn't. This third go-round, as J. Season 6: Episode 12, "My Fishbowl" Pretty much all of Seasons 6 and 7 shortened by the writers' strike are skippable, but this episode, a rather shameless clip show, is emblematic of the repetition and time-wasting the show did for about all of those two seasons.
Season 1: Episode 1, "My First Day" The pilot establishes everything you need to know about Scrubs and its mission statement for the first two years.
It's essentially a telling of how various medical school graduates—roughly divided into medical interns, who diagnose patients and treat diseases without surgery, and surgical interns who work in the operating rooms—are tossed around in the medical industrial complex. There's a lot of hospital hierarchical work at play here, as well as a feeling that new doctors are adrift in a job that requires them to save lives without helping them cope with the stress.
This is one of the reasons why my father, an anesthesiologist for nearly four decades, concedes that Scrubs is one of the most emotionally accurate pieces of entertainment about the medical profession.
Season 1: Episode 4, "My Old Lady" A strong contender for the best episode of the series, "My Old Lady" earned its beloved reputation on the strength of Kathryn Joosten's guest performance as an elderly woman who tells J. It's a powerful lesson that lasts all the way through to the finale, when Joosten reappears in a dream sequence.
It's incredible that this burst of joy hangs over the entire series, but there's an undeniable chemistry between Braff and Chalke that made it easy for the writers to bring them back into each other's lives as potential romantic partners. Cox's best friend Ben is the best of his career. The gambit at play in the first part of this storyline, as J. McGinley and Fraser have great chemistry—hell, Fraser has chemistry with everyone in the cast, and it's a wonder nobody has thought to try and lure the guy into a regular gig on a television comedy since.
But his best friend Turk has his own life story throughout the show. Taking place just after Turk has proposed to nurse Carla Espinosa Judy Reyes , but before she accepts, it brings in his older brother D. Hughley for a visit and solidifies Turk's family goals.
Most of the family-dynamic credit goes to Tom Cavanagh, who played J. Season 3: Episode 7, "My Fifteen Seconds" Whenever Scrubs got away from depicting romantic arcs or sitcom silliness and instead took on little issues about being a professional physician, it often came up with a surprising bit of insight.
This episode, in which J. Fox had to leave the show after his Parkinson's diagnosis—but Fox's return to show business in the years since has always paid dividends wherever he shows up.
As Dr. Kevin Casey, Fox is a fiercely gifted physician who everyone at Sacred Heart either admires or despises. That puts pressure on the J. Carla only lets Turk do things she can do while pregnant.
Kim Briggs. Elliot hits a rough patch with Keith, but Carla calms her down. Elliot plans Carla's baby shower. Cox worries that his anger might affect his children. Janitor wonders if he has wasted his life. Turk gets upset when Elliot helps Carla in labor.
Jordan criticizes Dr. Cox for being too adult with Jack. Elliot 's patient turns out to be a private practice doctor. Carla considers being a stay-at-home mother. Kelso opens a Coffee Bucks to make money. Elliot takes her anger at Dr. Kelso out on Turk. Carla starts showing symptoms of postpartum depression. Cox feels like Dr. House when he has to solve the mystery of a man with unexplainable orange skin. Cox have problems with Elliot now that she is in private practice.
Cox and Janitor fight over a new luxury suite. Turk tries to convince Carla to get help with her depression. A patient hallucinates that everyone around her sings and dances. Carla wants to leave work to look after Izzy , to Turk 's happiness, but she then has some second thoughts. Kelso struggles to maintains peoples respect for him after the debates cause problems. The hospital is divided after the Iraq War is debated about. Cox wants to know the gender of his baby, as Jordan has decided to allow him to know this.
Cox get revenge on each other. Turk 's patient loses faith in him after he admits the truth. Carla tries out her new "I have a baby" excuse. Janitor goes on vacation, but that doesn't stop him tormenting J. Private Dancer wants to write his name.
Turk goes from surgical to medical after breaking his arm, and aims to win Dr Cox's respect. Everyone is coping with boredom on a slow day. Roger Templeton arrives at the hospital after attempted suicide, but can't remember it. Private Dancer is discharged from Sacred Heart , but is admitted back after he is found unconscious from a drug overdose. Cox tries to warn Elliot of a reformed drug addict.
The staff is condemned to wearing brown scrubs when Kelso suspects a clothing thief in their midst. Elliot is suspended when she brings a dog into the hospital. Cox debates with Laverne over the existence of a "greater plan".
The staff of Sacred Heart tells Laverne goodbye before she passes away. Jordan gives birth to Jennifer Dylan Cox.
The staff of Sacred Heart attends Nurse Roberts ' funeral. Cox gets upset when he can't take a twenty minute break. Ted mediates an argument between Dr. Kelso and the nurses. Todd has a young patient who is scheduled to get breast implants. Jordan decides to "have fun" with Elliot and Keith 's relationship. Elliot's college friend Melody O'Harra comes to town.
Keith proposes to Elliot. Cox and Turk argue over who should deal with Lloyd. Keith re-proposes to Elliot in front of her friends. Two elderly patients give Carla sexual advice. Cox upsets Elliot while she is planning her wedding.
Turk doesn't perform a risky surgery on a patient when he finds out the patient has a child. Elliot makes picky choices about her wedding. Elliot has second thoughts about her wedding to Keith. Cox gets Jordan to make J. Elliot calls off the marriage to Keith.
A new patient, Joe Hutnik , gets on Dr. Cox 's good side. Turk becomes obsessed with a new video game. Cox takes Jennifer to the hospital to find a doctor he trusts to give her a shot.
Janitor attempts to make the hospital "greener". Dan surprises J. A new scale at the hospital worries some of the employees. Carla worries about losing her heritage. Janitor quizzes J. Kelso 's true age is revealed. Cox has a year-old patient, Josh Winston , who is diagnosed with leukemia. Kelso signs the hospital up to RateYourDoc. The Janitor hides his crazy side to his girlfriend Lady. Kelso wins free muffins for life from Coffee Bucks. Carla worries about ensuring Izzy a bright future.
Cox rants about an impulsive patient. Turk learns Spanish as a gift for Carla, but is convinced to keep it a secret for his own benefit. Turk acts hyper-masculine and takes it out on J. Elliot uses the men's restroom and overhears Dr. Kelso on a phone call to his wife. Janitor starts The Janitorial. Kelso reminisces on his past 40 years at Sacred Heart. Carla and Elliot work to get the board of directors to change their decision about Kelso.
Kelso leaves his Chief of Medicine job. Cox loves his new title, however he is unsure if he wants all of the problems that come with it. After having a bad day at the hospital, Dr. Cox goes home to find out he has to tell his son Jack a story. Sacred Heart welcomes Dr. Maddox , their new Chief of Medicine. Elliot realizes she is self involved and apologizes to Keith.
Janitor gets fired. Jordan and Dr. Maddox bond. Cox and Janitor work to get Dr. Maddox fired, but need the help of Dr. Carla and Katie have a serious talk in the cafeteria. Kelso decides to not let anybody's opinion bother him. Cox slightly overcomes trust issues with Turk.
Cox tries to find out why he hates Ed. Elliot gets Katie a position on Turk 's academic team. Elliot worries about making a night special for J. Turk 's sweet tooth takes over when Carla is gone.
Cox realizes the stresses of his new Chief of Medicine job. Cox to grant them favors. Elliot angers the nurses, and tries to set things right again. Ted falls in love with a ukulele player. Cox juggles too many responsibilities. Nobody is excited about Carla 's second pregnancy. Sonja tries to keep a brain-dead patient alive. Denise and Sunny argue with a teenage patient's mother.
Carla disillusions the Janitor. Jordan is upset when Perry starts wearing his wedding ring again. Janitor becomes nervous when Lady avoids contact. Turk trys a risky procedure on a patient. The new interns have bad days. Cox to get things done". Denise makes a decision that puts Elliot in a tight spot. Elliot questions if she wants to be a doctor forever. The interns run into a patch of bad luck after they get pompous about their skills.
Janitor invites the Sacred Heart staff to his wedding in the Bahamas on short notice just for the gifts, and J. Janitor and Lady get married in the Bahamas. S9, Ep Cox tries to find out which member of Lucy's study group cheated on a test, Drew gets in trouble when he tells Denise he loves her and then makes the situation worse, and a patient irrationally chooses surgery over treatment. Turk is jealous when he is upstaged by a talented visiting surgeon, and the study group falls apart when Dr.
Cox removes Drew from the group so that Drew can shadow him. Cole is depressed when nobody but Lucy shows up for his melanoma procedure, Dr. Kelso loses some of personal independence after some tests, and Drew discovers that Dr.
Mahoney has the same personality as Dr. The med students are thankful when Cole identifies his true calling. See also TV Schedule.
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