Yes, the last seasons surely weren't the best, but still good. I think I haven't seen all of season 7 either but I wanted to see the last season. I think the DVDs are great too, the audio commentary is actually very funny.

I need to see it. I haven't been keeping up with the show over the last two years. I have to catch up.

The blonde girl in the show is SUPER hot.

It might not be the last we see of Scrubs unfortunately as it might be getting picked up by another network which is sad because half of the characters won't be in it

kcwm said:

That's no good.

It might not be the last we see of Scrubs unfortunately as it might be getting picked up by another network which is sad because half of the characters won't be in it

Talks continue to heat up...next fall.

As noted last week (Daily Variety, April 23), ABC has been in talks with the show's producers about ways to lower the license fee on "Scrubs," and that star Zach Braff is now believed to be interested in returning for at least a portion of the episodes.

Insiders at the net said that ABC's sales team remains high on the show, which they said remains popular with advertisers because of its upscale demographics. "Scrubs" hasn't been a ratings hit on ABC, but it's performed decently enough -- and the Alphabet doesn't have many half-hours in its arsenal.

Exec producer Bill Lawrence would continue with "Scrubs" as well, although his ABC pilot laffer "Cougar Town," starring Courteney Cox, is also said to be a real contender for next season. But given the longevity of "Scrubs," there's no shortage of producers there who could easily take over more responsibilities as Lawrence focused on getting "Cougar Town" off the ground (should it be picked up too).

As for the cast, key players John C. McGinley, Donald Faison and Neil Flynn have all landed pilots this spring -- and no thesps are signed for "Scrubs" beyond this year. But some of those actors are likely to return, as least on a recurring basis, should "Scrubs" be back.

Plus the show introduced a new horde of interns this year, who have also starred in a series of webisodes at ABC.com ("Scrubs: Interns"). Those actors include Sonal Shah, Eliza Coupe, Betsy Beutler and Todd Bosley (another new intern was played by Aziz Ansari, who now stars on "Parks and Recreation").

Among ABC's other comedies, "Better off Ted" appears to be a real candidate for renewal as well, thanks to decent buzz -- and the fact that it's not produced by ABC Studios (as the network is looking to spread the financial risk beyond the Disney borders).

Like "Scrubs," the decision on "Ted" may come down to cost -- and how low 20th Century Fox TV is willing to go for a renewal.

Phishanga said:

You're sooooo cute when you make that emoticon

lawd

Imago said:

I can do such a face all the time IF we meet sometime.

it was so great to see the hilarious fantasy of his son and Turk's daughter marrying and him fainting.

PurpleRighteous1 said:

Yes, besides all the touching scenes of their marriage, it was so great to see the hilarious fantasy of his son and Turk's daughter marrying and him fainting.

Phishanga said:

Oh God I loved that! I am gonna miss the two of them together. They were so crazy!!
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Braff and Chalke Back for... Six Pack?

Is ABC prepping for more Scrubs? That seems to be the case amid word that Zach Braff and Sarah Chalke have each signed six-episode deals.

If Scrubs is in fact renewed for a ninth season, Braff's John Dorian and Chalke's Elliot Reid would return for limited engagements to set up new storylines centering on the younger doctors, according to the Hollywood Reporter. (Of note: Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence has posted favorable comments online about a certain growly, unsentimental young doctor, saying, "I did respond to Eliza Coupe's portrayal of Denise.")

ABC isn't commenting yet, but if Scrubs does in fact get a new season, three other original characters, John C. McGinley's Cox, Donald Faison's Turk and Neil Flynn's Janitor, are locked in to return full-time, assuming their various pilots don't go to series on other networks.

Breaking: ABC renews 'Castle,' Better Off Ted,' and 'Scrubs'

The renewals and pick-ups are flying fast and furious tonight. On the heels of Fox's big Dollhouse reprieve, ABC has handed second-season renewals to Castle and Better Off Ted. Scrubs, meanwhile, will return for a ninth season (Zach Braff will be back for six episodes).