Scrubs

[TheSqauredCircleMessiah]

Why is Dr. Cox bald?

[Tarheels.]

I wondered too. I turned it on like 5 minutes in and thought I had missed the reason why, so does anybody know.

Edited March 2, 2007 by TH4L

[Pepsi]

I wondered too. I turned it on like 5 minutes in and thought I had missed the reason why, so does anybody know.

[TheSqauredCircleMessiah]

Big Scrubs news

Zach Braff agrees to do a 7th season of Scrubs

[Ace]

YAY!

Now if NBC doesn't agree to it, we pull out the pitchforks and torches right?

Those figures seem a little whack, but I figure NBC reaps more benefits from the DVD releases

[Jester of Death]

Great news, but I wonder if it is null and void if the show has to finish on ABC.

[Ace]

Think Positive thoughts JoD.

NBC WILL take Scrubs back on.

[Guest J.C.B.]

I hope I just got to watch all 6 seasons excluding the last 5 new episodes of season 6. I want to see how they will end it once and for all.

[TheSqauredCircleMessiah]

So now Dr. Cox has a full head of hair, ZUH?

[Guest J.C.B.]

Hell last week he had a bald head what the fuck is going on since episode 10 lol

[Tarheels.]

The Dr. Cox hair dilemna can wait, because we got to see the J.D Mullet again

[Number of the Breast]

And the JD mullet does rock.

Great episode, even if it did have a couple of contradictions from earlier episodes. Pretty dark, but it was one of those classic ones where the comedy was there too. I think given a few more viewings, it could actually go down as one of the best of the show so far.

[Tarheels.]

Thats what I thought. And hadn't they brought up the Stacy thing in other episodes, because I distinctly remember that happening before.

[Number of the Breast]

It did seem familiar, I think you're right.

EDIT: Wikipedia says:

Also that as mentioned in 6.03 (My Coffee), J.D. found Turk in bed with his girlfriend, saying that they had a water balloon fight and huddled under the covers, only to admit that he was lying in a bout of confessions by the hospital staff.

Edited March 9, 2007 by The DepAarted

[Ace]

For all Australians, Channel Seven shall be showing Season 6 starting 11:30PM tonight.

[Guest J.C.B.]

someone answer my question

why did coxs have bald head then same regular head last week

[Robsturgh]

The most important part of that article is...

Braff has reportedly reached a one-year deal with Touchstone TV that will pay him a whopping $350,000-plus per episode for a 2007-08 season of "Scrubs."

[Ananas]

Those figures seem a little whack, but I figure NBC reaps more benefits from the DVD releases

[PkmnTrainerJ]

someone answer my question

why did coxs have bald head then same regular head last week

[Ananas]

'Scrubs,' '30 Rock' Flip Spots

Fey's comedy moves to 9 p.m. in April

Zap2It.com

March 12 2007

Spring break for NBC's comedy "30 Rock" will be a little shorter than previously planned.

The first-year series was scheduled to go on a break for better than a month starting this week, in order to make room for new series "Andy Barker, P.I." Instead, though, "30 Rock," which stars Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin, will be back for a night of super-sized episodes on Thursday, April 5.

The following week, April 12, it will move up a half-hour to 9 p.m., where it will remain until ending its season April 26. The current occupant of the 9 p.m. slot, "Scrubs," will shift to 9:30 p.m. for a couple of weeks, then move back to 9 for back-to-back episodes on May 3.

For the super-sized night on April 5, NBC will feature a 40-minute episode of "The Office" at 8 p.m., followed by 35-minute editions of "30 Rock" at 8:40 and "Scrubs" at 9:15. A regular-sized "Andy Barker" will air at 9:50, and a repeat of "My Name Is Earl" will conclude the night at 10:20.

April 12 will also mark the return of "ER" from its post-February sweeps hiatus. It will have a run of six new episodes until the season finale in mid-May.