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3. Scrubs (2001 \u2013 2010, NBC | ABC)<\/h2>\n

\"Scrubs<\/p>\n

In a world full of medical drama TV series<\/strong> and in which Grey\u2019s Anatomy seems to be endless\u2026 or at least it is trying to catch up with The Young and The Restless<\/strong>, there is Scrubs<\/a>. Created by Bill Lawrence, Scrubs is an American production following the lives of a group of employees working at the Sacred Heart hospital<\/strong>. The main character is Dr. John Michael \u201cJ.D.\u201d Dorian<\/strong> (Zach Braff<\/a>), who, throughout the show, is learning the meaning of friendship, the hard ways of life and obviously, practical medicine. Along J.D., there are also Elliot Reid<\/strong> (Sarah Chalke<\/a>), an intern who later becomes very important in J.D.\u2019s life, J.D.\u2019s best friend Christopher Tucker<\/strong> (Donald Faison<\/a>), the Janitor (Neil Flynn), Bob Kelso (Ken Jenkins), Perry Cox (John C. McGinley) and many others.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Laughing = The Best Cure Ever<\/h3>\n

With the show debuting with John and Christopher in their first year out of college and finally working as interns, one can only guess correctly that the boys will still keep some of their old habits from college days. And with them keeping everyone entertained, the other characters join them in their detoxification with humor.<\/p>\n

Here are a few proofs of their craziness:<\/p>\n

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\u201cWhy is there an intern in my bathroom? It’s not my birthday…\u201d,\u00a0\u201cEverything I own is in this box.\/ A hat, some ramen, and a car battery? Don’t you have personal things?\/ I had that battery a long time.\u201d, \u201cYou don’t want to be a surgeon, Cole, it’s boring and it sucks. It’s the complete opposite of a water slide.\u201d, \u201cThat’s exactly what Trang needed. Driving back and forth in the parking lot, reinforcing every stereotype of Asian drivers.\u201d, \u201cIt’s springtime at Sacred Heart and the whole hospital has that end of the year smell. (J.D. sniffs nurse’s hair and cringes)\u201d, \u201cI am wearing red. Should I not be wearing red around her?\/ She’s pregnant, she’s not a bull.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n

Infamous goodbye<\/h3>\n

When TV series are going through changes, death is one step away. In this case, Scrubs started as a perfect mix of comedy and drama and beloved for its originality<\/strong>. Somehow, the last season was not as praised. While it did look promising with the new cast, the entire concept looked more like a spin-off. And if we learned something from our entire experience with spin-offs, it is that no matter how good they are, they are usually doomed to fail. Therefor\u2026 in May 2010, it was announced that this show was cancelled<\/strong>. But that does not mean we cannot still watch it and enjoy it!<\/p>\n