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Latest from Ausiello...

2008-02-06T14:19:00.001-08:00

Question: Great news about the tentative agreement between writers and networks, but whatever does this mean about our dearly beloved Scrubs? Will we get the final episodes that we fans and the Scrubs gang deserve?— Lady
Ausiello: I just hung up with Mr. Scrubs himself, series creator Bill Lawrence, and he says "the worst-case scenario is that ABC Studios lets me make the last four episodes as a DVD. And I say it's the 'worst-case scenario' because I'm going to try as hard as I can to get NBC's support in finishing the show up on TV. I just don't have any definitive answer because I haven't been talking to them… The second we're told that we can go back to work, I'm going to give [Peacock honcho] Ben Silverman a call and say, 'Scrubs has been on NBC for seven years, and it would really be a bummer if I didn't get to end it there.' And I'm hoping I'll get a positive response. I would be surprised if NBC didn't want to figure out a way to end the series on their network." I wish I could be as optimistic. Remember, this is Ben Silverman we're talking about. The same dude who publicly dissed Friday Night Lights. But more on that later….

Source: TV Guide

Latest from Ausiello...

2008-01-23T12:09:00.000-08:00

Question: What's going on with Scrubs? It's not on NBC's schedule through the first week of February. Do you know when it's returning? — Ashlie
Ausiello: As of 5 pm/ET Tuesday, NBC hadn't made a decision about when and/or where Scrubs will return. Of course, the more pressing question is whether there's still enough time to give the show a fitting farewell! (I have calls into Bill L. to try and find out.

Source: TV Guide

7.10 Spoilers...

2008-01-15T11:38:00.001-08:00

Episode 7.10 - My Dumb Luck: J.D. taunts Dr. Cox when he has a patient, Alex Macrae, whom he has not been able to diagnose for two years. After J.D. loses Mr. Macrae's urine sample, he figures out what's wrong with him. The staff objects to Dr. Kelso's dismissal as Chief of Medicine and the board convenes to hear them out.

Source: SPoilefix

Latest from Kristin...

2008-01-15T11:29:00.001-08:00

Karolina in Red Bank, New Jersey: When is Scrubs coming back?
Jan. 24! And it looks like there are three new eps in the can. The final one will be Zach's baby (he directed it), the homage to The Princess Bride. You know how, every season, Scrubs tries to do one very special ep? Well, this is it for the final season. It's a huge half-hour fairy tale with costumes and locations. Apparently, the janitor's a giant, and J.D.'s the village idiot. I'm told it's amazing. Zach says they put a lot of work into it—with all the special effects and things they've never incorporated before, it's easily the most ambitious episode they've ever done.

Gayle in West Hollywood, California: I spotted Donald Faison out and about over Christmas, and I almost cried 'cause I was so excited. Can you give me some scoop on him? Is he single?
He ain't married, but he ain't single either, hon. He's still playing devoted boyfriend to Cacee Cobb (you know, Jessica Simpson's ex-assistant). Sorry, girl. The good news is, you can get your Donald fix on Scrubs when it returns later this month. I recently talked to the big D, who told me a lot of things happen in these upcoming episodes, because they knew the strike was coming and were trying to get as much in as possible. He shared that Turk and Carla will be making some big decisions, and their marriage will go in a new direction. I asked if they were contemplating a swinger lifestyle, and he said, "Swingers would be nice. For Turk. Until he sees somebody banging his wife, and then he'd get pissed off." P.S.: If guys that speak a second language turn you on, Turk's got a surprise in store for you...

Source: E!Online

Latest from Eonline...

2007-12-20T09:25:00.000-08:00

It was like a family reunion at the Paley Center for Media last week when the cast of Scrubs met up for a farewell panel session with fans. “Look how skinny you are!” Donald Faison squealed while grabbing Zach Braff’s newly svelte midriff. “I've lost a few pounds,” Zach blushed. “I'm not afraid to admit it.”

Because of the writers' strike, Scrubs halted production last month, which means the entire cast had catching up to do. And it was the perfect climate for a tell-all with loyal viewers. “We’ll answer anything tonight,” executive producer Bill Lawrence exclaimed. “You wanna know who Zach’s dating?”

Sadly, he didn’t follow through on that particular tidbit, but we did learn quite a bit about what’s to come for our friends at Sacred Heart...Dig in for the scoop!

Carla and Turk Expecting? “Carla's definitely angling for more kids!” Judy Reyes shared excitedly. “Before [production] was cut off, she was actually scheming to that effect, in a way that Turk would respond to. I hope we get to finish that story. I can’t even imagine the lengths to which Carla will go to get pregnant again.”

J.D. Hearts Elliot Forever: “Half the audience wants them together, and half wants them apart. You can’t please everyone!” Zach insisted. But Bill Lawrence isn’t hearing any of it. He’s convinced he’s come up with the perfect way to resolve the Dorian-Reed saga before the series ends. Which way is young Braff leaning? “I'm a romantic,” he told me. “I want them to end up together. I like happy endings to love stories.”

The Jordan Show: With the writers on strike and scripted TV out of business, Bill Lawrence just may quell his boredom with a foray into reality programming. The star of his new series? Real-life wife Christa Miller, who plays Dr. Cox’s caustic spouse, Jordan: “We could do the Jordan spinoff without actually writing it. We could pretty much just film you running around at home,” he informed his better half. Her response? “Bill's new joke, when people ask if I’m anything like my character, is, ‘Christa is meaner than Jordan in real life.’ ” Oh, he kids!

Dr. Cox Will Destroy Hugh Jackman: Why is the man who played Wolverine so often the object of such venom in Perry’s weekly rants? “We just figured he would probably hate a guy that talented. He sings, he dances,” Bill Lawrence explained. “And he’s absolutely gorgeous,” added John C. McGinley. Of course, that’s not the answer Bill gave a group of Australian fans who demanded to know the reason for such bitter attacks on their beloved countryman. “I think Hugh Jackman is great,” he told them. “But John C. McGinley just hates him!”

The Todd Could Win a Grammy: “You crashed my Website,” Robert Maschio exclaimed when I saw him in the lobby. “After you wrote about "The Todd Song," so many people visited the site that it broke! They told me I exceeded the bandwidth for the day. We’re really excited about it. I had been plotting for months to do like a Beastie Boys-style rap. My brother's a musician, so he wrote the music, and I wrote the lyrics, and we’re just glad people seem to like it. Now, we’re talking about putting out a comedy-rap CD. We want to do like 10 songs.” Would they all be about the Todd’s penis? “I don't know,” he answered. “I think there are some copyright issues!”

Kelso Could Gain a Few: Is Kelso retiring? You’re damn right, Skippy! His farewell ep has already been shot and will air in January. But does he plan on staying outta sight, outta mind? “Well, you have to remember that Kelso won muffins for life!” Ken Jenkins joked about a recent storyline. “I wouldn’t bet on him going anywhere.”

The Janitor Ain't Getting Hitched: As you know, Neil Flynn has a love interest this season, and he’s thrilled: “It’s a nice gift from Bill. I think it shows that [the Janitor] is not a completely insane lunatic. They’re not going to get married or anything, but we’ll definitely see her again.” But will she spill the beans on the Janitor’s real name? “I still don’t know what it is,” Neil admitted. “I’m leaving that up to Bill. But I don’t think it’ll be anything crazy.” But it will be the end of an era. “When you know his name, you know it's over,” Mr. Lawrence shared. “That will be the end of the show.” So very SATC!

And Make No Mistake, the Show Will End: This is most definitely the last year. There will be no eleventh-hour renewal. But rest assured, the series will get its proper farewell, strike or no strike. Bill said they have not yet written the last six, but they’re already outlined, and he knows how it will all play out. “We're not going to leave a lot of loose ends undone. We're gonna wrap things up for all the fans that have stuck with us for seven years. I'm going to find a way. I imagine the [final season] DVD would actually sell a lot better if it includes a few unseen episodes. And if it doesn't make economic sense to do that, we'll shoot ‘em in my backyard and put 'em on YouTube.” Holla.

A Sacred Heart Spinoff? Reality-show jokes aside, Bill says there’s a chance: “We’ve had so much fun with these characters, and if there’s a way to keep it going, spin one of ‘em off, we’ll do it.”

Source: E!Online

7.06--- Download...

2007-12-14T12:52:00.000-08:00

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Latest from Kristin...

2007-12-11T11:57:00.001-08:00

Gianna in Louisville, Kentucky: I need to know, is Scrubs kicking Bob Kelso off the show or not?!
Kelso is, indeed, saying his Sacred Heart goodbyes early in the New Year, and therefore, will not be around for an episode or two. But I'm hearing we'll see him again after that, provided the strike ends before February, and the writers can pen the later eps. If not, Kelso's return may only be available on DVD. Word is Scrubs EP Bill Lawrence has promised the cast and crew that even if the strike marches on into the spring, they will film the final episodes, even if NBC doesn't air them.

Source: E!Online

Latest from Kristin...

2007-11-21T14:52:00.001-08:00

Jack from Portland, Oregon: Scrubs!
In an upcoming episode, Dr. Kelso is forced into retirement because of his age. This doesn't sit well with Elliot and Carla, who decide to try and save his job. Also, in "My Princess" (which is directed by Zach Braff), Dr. Cox tells his son a fairy tale, with the doctors from Sacred Heart portraying the characters. J.D. is the idiot, Elliot is a princess, Dr. Cox is the noble knight, the Janitor is a giant, and Turk and Carla are a two-headed creature called Turla. I hear they went all out for this episode, building a forest set and bringing in horses and other animals.

Source: E!Online

7.04---HDTV Download...

2007-11-16T13:31:00.000-08:00

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7.06 Spoilers...

2007-11-15T14:01:00.001-08:00

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"My Number one Doctor"...

Dr. Kelso (Ken Jenkins) signs Sacred Heart up for RateYourDoctor.org, a website where patients can evaluate and score their doctors, in hopes that is will lead to better patient care. However while in pursuit of the number one spot Turk (Donald Faison) and Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley) play dirty to take J.D. (Zach Braff) out of the running. Meanwhile, Eliot (Sarah Chalke) struggles with ethics when one of her terminal patients reveals that she intentionally overdosed on medication. Elsewhere, Carla (Judy Reyes) can’t figure out what the Janitor’s (Neil Flynn) new girlfriend could possibly see in him.

Airs: 6th December 2007

Source: SpoilerTV

Latest from Ausiello...

2007-11-15T14:00:00.001-08:00

Question: How great was the Scrubs event on Saturday?! I had so much fun. You were a terrific moderator and I loved your intro. — Jenny
Ausiello: Thanks for saying that. I did, too! I can't even begin to tell you what an unbelievable thrill it was to emcee the event. It was easily one of the highlights of my career — perhaps the highlight. (So far, at least. Reliable sources confirm to me exclusively that big things await me!) Not that Team Scrubs really needed a moderator. They're so instinctively funny and play off one another with such ease that all I was really left to do was watch and laugh my ass off. And if you were one of the lucky few who snagged a ticket, you know what I'm talking about. Speaking of which, as further proof that the show is far more popular than A.C. Nielsen would have you believe, not only was the event sold out, but it drew the biggest crowd for any function in the Paley Center's history. In fact, they had to add two backup screening rooms to accommodate the overflow crowd. Either that or I am way more popular than I've been led to believe. In either case, whether you're a Scrubbie or an Aushole, you'll be happy to hear there's a very good chance the event will be packaged as an extra on the show's Season 7 DVD.

Question: How will the writers' strike affect the final season of Scrubs!? — Brandon
Ausiello: In the worst way possible: If the work stoppage goes on much longer, we may never get our Scrubs series finale. "To finish this season, the strike would need to be over by mid-January/early February," Bill Lawrence told me after Saturday's event. "Once the strike ends, I'm going to do anything I can to do the finale of the show. And if that means trying to sell ABC Studios on the value of shooting those last episodes even if they were only for a special feature on the DVD, or airing them on ABC if NBC didn't want them, I will pursue every single road to make them." And that, my friends, is why we worship Bill Lawrence.

Source: TV Guide

Final Season in Jeopardy?

2007-11-06T12:42:00.001-08:00

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The chance for NBC's "Scrubs" to go out on its own terms is being jeopardized by the WGA strike, which could leave the final six installments of the comedy's 18-episode last season in indefinite limbo.

"On a personal level, yeah, it would be nice to finish work on 'Scrubs' the way I wanted to," creator-executive producer Bill Lawrence told The Hollywood Reporter. "That it looks like it's not happening is certainly disappointing, I can't lie. But it's also not the end of the world. The last thing anybody wants to hear right now is some idiot saying, 'Hey, I worked really hard on my show, I want to end it the way I want to end it!' It's hard to care right now about any legacy."

Lawrence hasn't done much in the way of stockpiling "Scrubs" episodes in anticipation of a writers walkout. There are two scripts written and ready to shoot, "and with a single-camera show, once a script is locked, you have no real rewrites," he said. That will take "Scrubs" up through Episode 12, six episodes short of the ending Lawrence had envisioned for the show.

Source: Coming Soon

7.05 Spoilers...

2007-11-06T12:41:00.000-08:00

"My Growing Pains"...

I DON’T WANT TO GROW UP – THE SACRED HEART STAFF TRIES TO HOLD ON TO THE CHILD INSIDE EACH OF THEM –J.D. (Zach Braff) decides that it’s time to stop acting like a baby so he can take care of one, but when he stops participating in pranks Turk (Donald Faison) starts a mission to bring his buddy back to immaturity. While, J.D. tries to play the adult Dr. Cox, much to Carla’s (Judy Reyes) protest, feels the need to deliver sobering news -- which causes a young patient to grow up too fast. Elsewhere, Eliot (Sarah Chalke) is on a mission to throw Kelso (Ken Jenkins) a birthday party, but little does she know that revealing his true age will set in motion some big changes for Sacred Heart. Neil Flynn also stars.

Airs: 29th November 2007

Source: SpoilerTV

Casting Call...

2007-11-06T12:40:00.000-08:00

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Start Date: November 8, 2007

Source: SpoilerTV

7.01---Download...

2007-10-26T16:21:00.000-07:00

"Scrubs" Season 7 Episode 1:

"My Own Worst Enemy"...

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7.04 Spoilers...

2007-10-19T14:30:00.000-07:00

"My Identity Crisis"...

IDENTIFYING IDENTITIES-- CARLA (JUDY REYES) STRUGGLES TO MAINTAIN HER HERITAGE WHILE J.D. (ZACH BRAFF) REALIZES HE USES NICKNAMES BECAUSE HE KNOWS NO ONE’S REAL NAME – Carla (Judy Reyes) worries that she is losing her identity and as a result her daughter will not know her Latin heritage. Turk (Donald Faison) doesn’t know how to assure his wife that their child will know about her lineage. Meanwhile, J.D. (Zach Braff) angers the staff when they realize that he uses nicknames because he doesn’t know their real names -- the Janitor (Neil Flynn) challenges him to identify everyone in the hospital, if he can’t J.D. must take up the mop for a day. Elsewhere, in a case of lost identity Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley) realizes that he is lonely without his wife and children. Sarah Chalke and Ken Jenkins also stars.

Airs: 15th November 2007

Source: SpoilerTV

Latest from Ausiello...

2007-10-18T13:13:00.001-07:00

Question: Is it true that Keri Russell is going to be back on Scrubs this season? If so, got any details? — Sydney

Ausiello: She hasn't been approached as of yet — and I know this because I asked her myself when she (wait for it, wait for it) visited me at my office yesterday! Really! The proof is in the pudding, and by "pudding" I mean next week's episode of my Ausiello Report vodcast!

Source: AskAusiello

7.02 Spoilers...

2007-10-13T10:30:00.000-07:00

"My Hard Labor Day"...

WHO’S YOUR DADDY -- J.D. (ZACH BRAFF) BECOMES A FATHER -- ELIZABETH BANKS (“THE 40-YEAR OLD VIRGIN”) GUEST STARS -- J.D. (Zach Braff) and Kim (guest star Elizabeth Banks) go into labor, but the moment is tense as the two worry about their future as a couple and question what it means to be great parents. Meanwhile, the other staffers at Sacred Heart prove that parenting is all about sacrifice. Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley) refuses to give his daughter a shot in fear that she will associate him with pain and thus searches the hospital for someone he trusts with a needle, Turk (Donald Faison) and Carla (Judy Reyes) work on completing a video game so the temptation to play will not distract them from their daughter and Dr. Kelso (Ken Jenkins) talks his son through a recent heartache. In the end J.D. must decide that what might be easier for him, may not be healthy for his child. Neil Flynn also stars.

Airs: 1st November 2007

Source: SpoilerTV

7.05 Spoilers...

2007-10-08T15:21:00.001-07:00

Episode 7.05 - My Growing Pains: J.D. and Turk flashback to their first prank together as they plan their next one. Dr. Cox has a 10-year-old patient, Josh, with Leukemia, whose parents want to keep it from him. Elliot throws Dr. Kelso a birthday party.

Source: Spoilerfix

7.01 Spoilers...

2007-10-03T12:35:00.001-07:00

Episode 7.01 - My Own Worst Enemy [Airing October 25]: After finding themselves in a compromising position, J.D. contemplates his commitment to Kim and Elliot struggles with the idea of her upcoming marriage to Keith. Meanwhile, Carla, to protect her diabetic husband from his sweet tooth, allows Turk to choose one candy bar to indulge in. But with so many options how can he choose just one? Elsewhere, Dr. Cox tries to solve a patient's mysterious ailment. Could the answers to all of their dilemmas be so obvious? While the staff at Sacred Heart debate their initial instincts The Janitor is following his and entertaining a new lady friend. Ken Jenkins also star.

Source; Spoilerfix

Latest from Ausiello...

2007-10-03T12:08:00.000-07:00

Question: Every season we hear that this is the last season of Scrubs. Will the seventh season really be the last, or can we hope NBC decides to go an eighth round? — Nicole

Ausiello: According to Bill Lawrence, "unless Scrubs miraculously becomes a giant hit in its seventh year," this season is the last. "It's the never-say-never cliché," he adds, "but Zach's only working this year, and I'm trying to get other things going so I'm not planning [to be back]. I told the whole cast that this is it." Further proof that the end is indeed near: On Saturday, Nov. 10, New York's Paley Center in conjunction with the New York Comedy Festival is presenting Scrubs: The Farewell Tour. The 90-minute event features a screening of an all-new episode followed by a panel discussion and Q&A hosted by — drumroll, please — me, me, me, me, me, me! Needless to say, if you're in the New York area on Nov. 8, you must come — if for no other reason than to see me, me, me, me, me, me! Click here for all the details!

Source: TV Guide

7.01 Spoilers...

2007-10-01T12:06:00.000-07:00

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"My Own Worst Enemy"...

J.D. (ZACH BRAFF) AND ELLIOT (SARAH CHALKE) CONTEMPLATE THEIR FUTURES -- ELIZABETH BANKS (“THE 40-YEAR OLD VIRGIN”) GUEST STARS -- After finding themselves in a compromising position J.D. (Zach Braff) contemplates his commitment to Kim (guest star Elizabeth Banks) and Elliot (Sarah Chalke) struggles with the idea of her upcoming marriage to Keith (Travis Schuldt). Meanwhile, Carla (Judy Reyes), to protect her diabetic husband from his sweet tooth, allows Turk (Donald Faison) to choose one candy bar to indulge in. But with so many options how can he choose just one? Elsewhere, Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley) tries to solve a patient’s mysterious ailment. Could the answers to all of their dilemmas be so obvious? While the staff at Sacred Heart debate their initial instincts The Janitor (Neil Flynn) is following his and entertaining a new lady friend. Ken Jenkins also star.

Airs: 25th October 2007

Source: SpoilerTV

Latest from Ausiello...

2007-09-26T13:00:00.001-07:00

Question: Any more Scrubs scoop? — Kelly

Ausiello: Bill Lawrence is promising a slight shift in tone for the show's final season. "We're reverting back to some of the earlier seasons in that the really broad and goofy stuff will happen only in fantasy," he says. "I think it's really important that people give a s--t emotionally about the characters, so they go back to being really grounded. The first couple years had a lot more dramatic elements, and we're doing that a lot more." Also, look for J.D. to finally grow the hell up. "Zach Braff has essentially been playing a man-child the past seven years, a little boy that's never growing up. He has to grow up and become an adult. By the third or fourth episode, his character will be a lot different — mostly to gear up for the end of the year."

Source: Ausiello

7.03 Spoilers...

2007-09-25T12:09:00.000-07:00

Episode 7.03 - My Inconvenient Truth: J.D. is having a hard time getting along with Kim's mother. He has a fantasy sequence imaging a scene of American History X with him and Mrs. Briggs.

Source: Spoilerfix

Aloma Wright's return...

2007-09-13T12:52:00.001-07:00

In June, it was reported that Aloma Wright, best known as Nurse Laverne Roberts on NBC's Scrubs, will be returning for the seventh final season of the comedy series. Fans have been wondering as to how the show will bring back Wright, considering her character died towards the end of the sixth season.

Word has spread that Aloma Wright will return to the series as Laverne's twin sister, Shirley, a single alcoholic who is skeptical of religion. However, Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence recently debunked the claims, telling TV Guide that Wright's new character will not have any relation to the deceased Sacred Heart nurse.

"She's coming back as a completely different character [that's] not related to Laverne in any way," Lawrence said. "And no one but J.D. [Zach Braff] sees the similarities. And he's incredulous that no one sees it."

He also said he is hoping Scrubs fans will not be turned off by this abrupt development in the show.

"It's just that Aloma's such a nice woman,” Lawrence explained. “When I thought last year was the last year, we killed her. And then it looked like it suddenly might not be the last year and I didn't want to rewrite all of those scripts. So I told her, 'Look, if we come back, I'll put you back on the show.' I don't want to take away anybody's livelihood. It's too competitive a time out there. It's not 100 percent a creative decision as much as there's only one season left and I can't take her house payments away. She is a sweet lady."

Although Aloma Wright admitted to feeling “abused” when her character was killed off for the sake of shaking things up on the series, she is grateful that Lawrence has kept his word.

"I'm glad to know he's a man of his word and I've still got a job," Wright told Variety in June.

The final season of Scrubs will start airing on Thursday, October 25.

Source: BudyTV

7.05 "My Growing Pains" Spoilers...

2007-09-07T11:49:00.001-07:00

Episode 7.05 will be called "My Growing Pains". It will feature Josh, a 10 year old boy with an early stage of Cell Leukemia. His parents Mr and Mrs Winston don't want the doctors to tell him about his cancer but Josh finds out and researches it on his laptop.

This episode also features a 14 year old flashback with Turk, JD and their friend Ricky, an 18 yr old Latino guy. JD, Turk and Ricky play a prank that goes wrong and they never see Ricky again. JD believe that Ricky is dead.

Source: SpoilerTV

Latest from Ausiello...

2007-09-05T03:27:00.000-07:00

Question: Do you know how Scrubs plans to bring Nurse Roberts back from the dead this season? — J.T.

Ausiello: Well, contrary to what you may've heard, Aloma Wright won't be returning as Laverne's sister. In fact, the new character she's playing won't have any ties to Sacred Heart's dearly departed nurse. "She's coming back as a completely different character [that's] not related to Laverne in any way," reveals Scrubs boss Bill Lawrence. "And no one but J.D. sees the similarities. And he's incredulous that no one sees it." Bill adds that he hopes fans will give him "a pass" on this shark-jumpy development. "It's just that Aloma's such a nice woman. When I thought last year was the last year, we killed her. And then it looked like it suddenly might not be the last year and I didn't want to rewrite all of those scripts. So I told her, 'Look, if we come back, I'll put you back on the show.' I don't want to take away anybody's livelihood. It's too competitive a time out there. It's not 100 percent a creative decision as much as there's only one season left and I can't take her house payments away. She is a sweet lady."

Source: TVguide

Latest from Ausiello...

2007-08-29T06:15:00.001-07:00

Question: J.D. and Elliot on Scrubs? Yes? No? Maybe? I mean, they did end up in bed together in the finale.— Josh

Ausiello: (Spoiler alert) Here's a potential clue: Elliot and Keith call off their wedding.

Source: TVguide

More on Tom...

2007-08-28T07:43:00.000-07:00

Tom Cavanagh will be back this season on Scrubs, for at least one episode. He will play J.D.’s brother, Dan Dorian, in episode three.

Source: SpoilerTV

Season 7 Spoilers...

2007-08-23T14:07:00.001-07:00

Episode 7.01 [Airing October 25]

Episode 7.02: Dr. Cox works with a new group of interns, including Josephine, who he tells to never speak again in front of him because of her extremely annoying voice, and a young man (maybe reminiscent of a young J.D.?) named Boon. When a patient refuses to let interns treat him, Dr. Cox gives Boon some advice on what to tell him, but later, that advice comes back to bite Dr. Cox in the behind when his daughter needs a doctor.

Source: Spoilerfix

Ask Ausiello...

2007-08-22T15:25:00.001-07:00

Question: When you say a "major character" is leaving Scrubs at midseason, do you mean someone in the opening credits, or someone like Todd or Ted?— Paul

Ausiello: Someone in the opening credits.

Question: Just wondered if you had any scoop on any guest stars we can expect to see on Scrubs this season... like Tom Cavanaugh, perhaps?— Annie

Ausiello: Tom will be back as J.D.'s bro in Episode 3. My reigning BFF Keri Russell is also expected to return, her schedule permitting.

Source: Ausiello

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2007-08-15T05:14:00.001-07:00

Question: I don't feel like kissing your ass today. So let's cut to the chase: Do you have any Scrubs spoilers?— Alice

Ausiello: A major character will be leaving Sacred Heart around mid-season. And for good.

Source: TVguide

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2007-08-14T12:45:00.001-07:00

Mari in Birmingham, Michigan: Who cares about Seattle Grace?! I want Scrubs scoop!
Aye, aye! Seattle Grace may be getting new interns this season, but so is Sacred Heart. I hear producers are currently looking for a timid dude in his mid-20s to join the cast for a little while. But if things work out, he may stay on longer.

Naomi in Los Angeles: Scrubs, Scrubs, Scrubs!
Neil Flynn recently told The Daily 10's Catt Sadler, "If you care about the Janitor, he gets a love interest this year, and I say it's about time. The main characters? Still a mystery...babies are involved."

And who is the Janitor's mystery lady? "She's a mental patient. Woman comes in, straight from a car crash, he asks her out...No, this is not true, and unusable." See, and that's where you're wrong, Mr. Flynn…

As for the rumored fairy-tale episode, Flynn says, "I imagine if I'm in it, I'll be an ogre or something that won't let billy goats cross a bridge."

Mina in Cleveland: Scrubs?!
Creator Bill Lawrence is directing the first episode of the season.

Source: Kristin

Soundtrack download...

2007-08-13T06:54:00.000-07:00

If you loved the music in the Scrubs musical episode - My Musical - you are in luck. The soundtrack is now available for download on iTunes.

The episode, which was simply titled “My Musical,” was nominated for five Emmy Awards, and the soundtrack includes four songs penned by Avenue Q composers Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx: “Welcome to Sacred Heart,” “Everything Comes Down to Poo,” “The Truth Comes Out” and “Finale: Friends Forever/What’s Going to Happen.” Both “Poo” and “Guy Love” were nominated for Emmy Awards; the latter was written by “Scrubs” supervising producer Debra Fordham, Jan Stevens and Paul Perry.

D’Abruzzo can be heard on the many of the tracks, which have been remastered for downloading. And, Tony winner Karen Ziemba, who had a cameo on the episode, can also be heard on the soundtrack.

Need a little refresher? Here is the song “Everything Comes Down to Poo“.

Source: SPoilerBuzz

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2007-08-12T05:09:00.000-07:00

In the first ep, Kim and J.D. discuss getting back together, and Elliot and Keith Dudemeister fight about their wedding.

Source: Eonline

Out of Control?...

2007-08-09T13:17:00.000-07:00

Question: Do you think Scrubs has gotten too out of control? The show still tackles dramatic moments, like Laverne's death, well. I can't say there's been a recent episode where I wasn't annoyed by J.D.'s almost Homer Simpson-ish stupidity, Eliot's relationship with Keith, the overuse of the Janitor and the continued forcing of the J.D.-Eliot relationship down fans' throats. Other than the musical, which had every right to be outrageous — and yet was almost grounded compared to the rest of this season — the episodes had an almost Simpsons-like evolution, overplaying the more annoying aspects of the characters and losing the solid acting that made this wacky show one of the best on TV. It's still NBC's best Thursday-night comedy, but I'm a little worried about the show coming back if it's going to continue this way.— Steve

Matt Roush: Well, you only have to worry about it for one more season. I won't deny that the show often overindulges its silly, sophomoric streak — is that really a new development? — but if it didn't keep trying to up the gag quotient, I'm sure many fans would start accusing it of being lazy. The fact that the show can still pull off something as ambitious and terrific as the musical episode and still move us with a development as poignant as Laverne's death keeps it pretty high on my comedy list. (And you must really have issues with TV if you find this many problems with Scrubs and yet put it in TV's top tier.)

Source: TVguide

John McGinley gives voice to 'Dead Head Fred' [PSP Game]...

2007-08-09T12:28:00.000-07:00

John C. McGinley has other skills besides playing the acerbic Dr. Perry Cox on the NBC sitcom Scrubs. He also has a knack for voiceover work. In fact, he'll be giving life to the inner conflict of a reanimated, headless private detective when he lends his voice to Dead Head Fred for PSP this August.

Although this is his first dip in the field of video games, this isn't his first attempt to do voiceover work. Previously, the Scrubs actor has provided the voice of Rudolph “White Stripe” Farnsworth in Kim Possible, Dr. Diente in American Dragon: Jake Long, The White Shadow in The Boondocks, and the superhero The Atom in Justice League.

Dead Head Fred features the Scrubs star as Fred Neuman, a private eye who finds himself one day without his head after being resurrected from an odd scientific experiment. Eager for revenge but left without his memory, he must now hunt down the mob boss who killed him while attempting to solve the mystery of the town's sordid and dreadful condition.

Released by D3 Publisher and produced by Vicious Cycle, Dead Head Fred is a PlayStation Portable video game set in a new genre called twisted nor, which is a mishmash of horror, gangster movies, detective motives and Hollywood crime drama.

The core gameplay revolves around Fred as looks for his missing head. Packed with action and adventure, players must explore 12 different locations set around his hometown. However, cruising through town is not that easy as it appears to be intoxicated with the mob, filled with fearful citizens, bursting with sludge, ravenous beasts and people turning into zombies. A total of nine heads can be unlocked through the course of the game, each specializing in a unique ability and offers up a different gameplay mechanic.

Dead Head Fred is scheduled for release on August 28.

Source: BuddyTV

Episode 1 details...

2007-08-09T06:34:00.001-07:00

In the first ep, Kim and J.D. discuss getting back together, and Elliot and Keith Dudemeister fight about their wedding.

Season 7 Premiere datails...

2007-08-02T16:29:00.000-07:00

NBC has announced that Scrubs will premiere its seventh season opener on October 25th. It will be airing on Thursday nights in the 9:30-10pm time slot.

Zach Braff Eyeing to Buy Tom O'Horgan's Loft...

2007-08-02T16:26:00.000-07:00

Zach Braff is looking for a new place to settle in. The 32-year-old Scrubs actor is reportedly eyeing renowned theater and film director Tom O'Horgan's Greenwich Village loft. The loft is situated in a large residential area on the west side of downtown Manhattan in New York and is currently a cosmopolitan neighborhood that has become a popular abode to many celebrities.

O'Horgan, famed for the ground-breaking musical Hair, Jesus Christ Superstar and the stage adaptation of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, has owned the loft since 1970s. According to city records, the 2,500 square foot apartment is on a top floor of 840 Broadway. Coincidentally, this is also the home of actress Heather Graham, who has guest-starred on Scrubs as Dr. Molly Clock, who happens to be in the building's penthouse.

Last week, an intern from The Observer was sitting by chance near O'Horgan when the Scrubs actor approached to discuss the loft.

“I'm a tremendous fan of your work,” Braff told O'Horgan and consequently repeated his name.
A companion of O'Horgan reminded him that Braff is the young man who's buying his Greenwich Village loft.

“We haven't seen his financials, we haven't seen anything. In the old days, it would probably be no question. Now people do look at references and financials and things like that,” a longtime-owner of one of the floors who is also a co-op board member revealed to The Observer that Braff's deal isn't official yet.

O'Horgan, previously called by Newsweek as “the Petronius of theatrical decadence,” currently fills his Greenwich Village loft with his collection of global musical instruments.

“He's a true saint. He's a great guy, just an incredible human being,” the board member said referring to O'Horgan.

As of the moment, the apartment isn't officially on the market although the resident believes that “it would go for a little over $3 million.”

Source: BuddyTV

Press Tour...

2007-07-17T16:29:00.000-07:00

According to Bill Lawrence, he believes this is the year Scrubs becomes a big hit: “We always really geared the show to peak in its seventh year.” Yes, that joke got big laughs.

Regarding the possibility of J.D. and Elliott ending up together, Lawrence says the relationship between those two is not a Sam-and-Diane, will-they-or-won’t-they sort of thing. However, he felt it was a good way to end the season, with two dysfunctional people screwing up their respective relationships. As far as whether or not the two characters belong together, Bill said he does keep up with Scrubs' passionate online fan base and, as cheesy as it might sound, will strive to give them the ending they desire when the series finale rolls around later this season.

As far as the decision to end the show on NBC rather than moving to ABC for its final year, Bill said it really wasn’t a difficult choice. He was clearly appreciative of ABC president Steve McPherson’s guarantee to pick Scrubs up if NBC had opted to cancel it. Apparently, ABC did offer an extra four eps (NBC will produce an 18-episode final season as opposed to the usual 22), but Bill shared that they really wanted to finish the show’s run where they began.

Zach is looking forward to the final season: “There’s something really exciting about saying ‘Okay, there are 18 more.’ I think it will reinvigorate [the cast and crew]. We’ve had pretty much the same crew since the beginning, and as cliché as it might sound, it really is a family. [It’s really nice to be] going out with a bang, and going out the way Bill wanted to.”

Source: Kristin

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