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Scrubs: Season 8 on a new network

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Kinda pointless, but I just realized that Residency Director was the last title Dr. Cox held before Chief of Medicine, and that JD achieved that title quicker than his mentor did.

That's because JD didn't get in his own way.
 
JD only self-sabotaged his relationships. Dr. Cox self-sabotaged everything from his relationships to his friendships to his professional career. He had to use more effort than any other new father on this show to grow emotionally close to his kid.

You gotta love Dr. Cox, but he was a huge bastard. He was damn lucky that JD and Carla could see that he was a good person, because he'd be damn near friendless otherwise.
 
I half-laughed, half-cried during the entire last montage. Goddamn beautiful.
 
I saw. I cried. J.D's farewell to Janitor (oh we can call him Glenn now!) is what started me off, it brought me right back to when I first started watching.

So now that its all over, what are people's fave episodes?
I love most of season 2.

Is it Glenn? Remember when JD walked away another Doctor called Janitor Tommy. So was he messing with JD even more or was he just messing with the other doctor?
 
I like to think the janitor was either messing with that other doctor, or that other doctor getting his name wrong just proves his point that nobody cares what the janitor's name is.
 
and Bob is going back to being a doctor...I thought that was a good close for him
 
I wonder if Elliot retired once she got pregnant.
 
She probably took leave for a while like Carla did when Izzy was born. I can't see Elliot giving up being a doctor and becoming a homebody. Becoming a doctor meant way too much to her, and being the unemployed housewife of a doctor sounds too much like something her mother would do.
 
Well she talked about wanting to become a housewife and not being a doctor anymore six episodes ago, so I say she would give it up.

So you wanna know if I'll always be a doctor? I'd have to say, I don't know. I'm a doctor now, I will be tomorrow. But, I can tell you that if I'm ever lucky enough to get married, to have some kids, to maybe not need the money... I think I'd walk out of here and never look back.
 
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Watched the final montage again. Touching. Beautiful. I'm really going to miss this show.
 
This was posted by Bill Lawrence at ABC.

I've been indulging myself, reading all the kind things on the message board and in the previous blog comments and well... I'm touched. I'm not great at sincere, but seeing as people actually took time out from their lives to not only watch television, but to share good thoughts with me: Please allow me to thank every person who watched this show. I had so much fun making it, I would have done it for free (kind of) and would have been happy just showing it to my friends and family.

I've been nostalgic all day - a feeling I'm not used to. It's kind of itchy. Anyway, so many of you have taken the time to offer thanks to me and the truth is that I have long made a career out of taking credit for other people's hard work. The cast, crew, and all the other writers are not only crazy talented people; they are my friends.

It's a little overwhelming to read all the comments and the message board threads, but the last few days I went psycho and did just that. Much to my chagrin, whenever I tried to respond or type a message it was there for a second, then gone. If this is some kind of God trying to keep me from venturing onto the interhighway and occasionally confronting people, I say this, "M'am, it's too late." Perhaps it's some kind of board moderator unconvinced that I am VDOOZER on the board because no one would live such a sad life that he has time to waste on his own show's message boards. If it's a mean moderator - stop it. If it's my college buddy Todd Burski - I understand your anger, I'm not great at keeping in touch. And congrats on somehow having power over my computer and the internet.

My favorite thing about the finale. Just dumb trivia that makes me happy... The dialogue in bed between J.D. and Elliot at the beginning ("So, we live together...", "I feel like I should have been told") was lifted word for word from the SPIN CITY pilot (Between Mike Fox and Carla Gugino) thus proving that I can essentially only write one story.

Anyway, thanks for being so nice. It's a little much so if someone wants to pop on the comments here and take a nice crap on something that would, as always, be helpful. Goodnight. Bill

http://forums.abc.go.com/n/blogs/blog.aspx?webtag=scrubsramblings

From reading that, it looks like the show is done.
 
That's the same impression I got and after that finale, I think it should be done.
 
I feel like the show as it was (JD, Turk, Elliot, Carla, Cox) is definitely done, as it should be (that was such a perfect ending).
 
ending was great.i hope the they dont make a 9 season.


 
I want to get a full turbo spinning eagle someday....

EEAAAAAGLE!!!!
 
Jordan gave JD a nice goodbye....I really liked that

Yeah. Kelso's good bye was also good. The JD and Carla moment was also really good. They really haven't done anything together since season 4.
 
The prefect ending to the perfet show. This finale was so brilliant and flawless, I cant even describe it in words :up: As it progressed it just keep getting surprisingly better and better. Then it all ended up to those last few hartfelt moments where JD was imagining his great future to come. And im not going to lie, it was so deep that I began to cry with a smile on my face. It was so great :up: We'll miss you dearly scrubs :(
 
LOL at JD fanning himself and fainting.
 
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