TV SHOW REVIEW // Scrubs
Scrubs is the story of the life of a group of interns, J.D., Turk, Elliot and Carla, at Sacred Heart Hospital and how they learn about medicine while dealing with friendship and life. It is a romantic comedy. It aired on NBC for 9 season, from 2001 to 2010. And it has one of those short beginning theme songs that can really get stuck in your head, so watch out for that.
It includes a very impressive cast including:
Zach Braff
Donald Faison
John C. McGinley
Sarah Chalke
Neil Flynn
Judy Reyes
Sam Lloyd
Aloma Wright
& Ken Jenkins.
It had some awesome popular guest stars including the likes as:
Scott Foley
Tara Reid
Kate Micucci
Aziz Ansari
Richard Kind
Brendan Fraser
Courteney Cox
John Ritter
& Michael J. Fox
When I was younger, I used to hear my mom watching this show and I'd peak in and out at times, maybe watch an episode with her here and there, but never watched the whole show. So, when the opportunity came to give it a watch, I definitely gave it a shot. And I loved it. This show is pretty fuckin' funny. Lots of romance included, for sure. JD and Turk are hilarious together. Their so close of friends that it's weird. Almost like brothers honestly. My favorite character in all honesty is the Janitor. He doesn't really tell you his name, he just is always getting called "the Janitor." Which in my opinion adds to his constant mysteriousness to JD. He's always trying to play pranks on JD and always makes fun of him. It's an interesting relationship, that last quite long.
Make sure to enjoy the first bunch of seasons of this show as much as you can because after awhile, it almost turns into a whole other show altogether. New interns come into the hospital, while old ones move onto bigger careers or move up in Sacred Heart. While some faces like Dave Franco keep the show hilarious, it kind of loses it's original feel, in a way. You constantly miss the old characters and feel like going back to the first season. For that, I give it a 3.5/5. Hilarious show, enjoyable for everyone, just changes a little too much at the end.
I've never watched this TV show wholly. Sometimes I think to begin watching it but I don't know...
It's definitely not a bad show. Sometimes it can be a little boring, but, overall I think it's a pretty good show.
I remembered watching this show, it had its moment's of comedy, showed lessons of life to learn, how to deal with responsibility, concern to lighten up how life can get, while sending a awesome message out.