Scrubs: Med School

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or the interracial hardy boys. That bit cracked me up.

It will be sad to see the show go because personally i thought the show was transitioning well. Although Cole is annoying as hell and couldn't last as a main character, he does have some funny moments.

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Two new ones on Tuesday :D

Hope ABC changes its mind and renews :(

Renew, seriously? It was bad enough they bought scrubs back after making all of us believe JD was gone forever. Even though they did bring him back for a the first few episodes, the entire show lacks substance with the addition of new characters and no janitor.

I'd watch any episode from the first 8 epic seasons, but I stopped watching season 9 a couple episodes in. ABC is better of experimenting on a new series like The Deep End.

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Renew, seriously? It was bad enough they bought scrubs back after making all of us believe JD was gone forever. Even though they did bring him back for a the first few episodes, the entire show lacks substance with the addition of new characters and no janitor.

I'd watch any episode from the first 8 epic seasons, but I stopped watching season 9 a couple episodes in. ABC is better of experimenting on a new series like The Deep End.

You think it's bad, but you readily admit you aren't even watching it... you don't find that a bit odd?

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I have to admit that while I do feel weird watching Scrubs without some of the main players, it is still an entertaining show. I think some of the magic that made the show was it was is gone, and that's why it shouldn't be called Scrubs anymore, but then again, it isn't really called Scrubs, it is called Scrubs: Med School... at least that's how I view it in my head.

I think the show could use a comedy boost, it doesn't feel as funny as it use to. Not sure why though. Not sure what's missing that could make it better :/

Still entertaining though.

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You think it's bad, but you readily admit you aren't even watching it... you don't find that a bit odd?

I clearly mention I have watched the first few episodes of season 9, but then I stopped. I don't really have any sort of habit of commenting on a tv show/movie that I have never watched.

I have to admit that while I do feel weird watching Scrubs without some of the main players, it is still an entertaining show. I think some of the magic that made the show was it was is gone, and that's why it shouldn't be called Scrubs anymore, but then again, it isn't really called Scrubs, it is called Scrubs: Med School... at least that's how I view it in my head.

I think the show could use a comedy boost, it doesn't feel as funny as it use to. Not sure why though. Not sure what's missing that could make it better :/

Still entertaining though.

I think the chemistry between the characters is sorely lacking. The new characters don't seem to mesh as well.

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I clearly mention I have watched the first few episodes of season 9, but then I stopped. I don't really have any sort of habit of commenting on a tv show/movie that I have never watched.

I think the chemistry between the characters is sorely lacking. The new characters don't seem to mesh as well.

Again, you've watched only two episodes (the first two), yet you're commenting on the chemistry for the series? I also thought the chemistry was lacking the first couple of episodes, but it's gotten better. Hence why I made the comment about you making opinions on only seeing a fraction of the season.

If you go back and watch the first few episodes of Scrubs (since the beginning), you can see the chemistry is absolutely unlike what it later developed into. Heck, the entire first season didn't have that great of chemistry in my mind.

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For you guys who don't like it and stopped watching, why are you still trolling the thread? You're a bit naive if you expected the show to remain the same.

I wouldn't say anyone expected it to remain the same, but a lot of people expected it to remain good.

So I don't think 'trolls' are gonna go away anytime soon.

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I wouldn't say anyone expected it to remain the same, but a lot of people expected it to remain good.

So I don't think 'trolls' are gonna go away anytime soon.

trolls sadly are what makes forums fun to read! :p

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I actually liked the newest episode quite a bit. And elliot's back!

For you guys who don't like it and stopped watching, why are you still trolling the thread? You're a bit naive if you expected the show to remain the same.

I didn't expect it to remain the same at all, but I did expect it to be good, which it wasn't. :no:

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