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Scrubs is an American comedy drama set in 2001 by Bill Lawrence and produced by ABC Studios now. The show continues the lives of several employees of the Sacred Heart, a teaching hospital. It features fast-paced dialogue, slapstick, and surreal vignettes presented especially in dreams of the central character, Dr. John "JD" Dorian, played by Zach Braff.

Alongisde Braff, the first eight seasons of the series starred Sarah Chalke, Donald Faison, John C. McGinley, Judy Reyes, Ken Jenkins and Neil Flynn. In the ninth season, and McGinley Faison only appear as regular cast members, while the rest, but Reyes will make appearances. A full script is written for each episode of Scrubs, but the players have the opportunity to improvise his lines during the process of shooting. The series has repeatedly emphasized the guest appearances by movie actors are generally not seen on episodic television, as Colin Farrell, Heather Graham and Brendan Fraser.

Scrubs was created October 2, 2001 on NBC. During the seventh season, NBC announced it would not renew the show. Shortly after the end of the seventh season, ABC announced it had bought the rights to the show and on 6 January 2009, the eighth season of Scrubs for the first time on ABC. The Eighth Season Finale to air May 6, 2009. Scrubs has been renewed for a ninth season of 13 episodes, including Zach Braff and Sarah Chalke has signed a contract for six years. The ninth season, which will be first submitted December 1, 2009 on ABC, will feature several new cast members.

The title is a game show surgical scrub and a term for a person of lower rank or negligible (in the beginning of the show, most of the main characters were medical students, one of the lowest ranks in the medical hierarchy).

Narration

Scrubs focuses on the unique perspective of its protagonist and narrator, Dr. John Michael "JD" Dorian (Zach Braff). Most episodes present story lines across multiple subjects Voice-Directed by Braff. According Lawrence, "What we decided was, rather than a narrative rather monotonous, if you are the voice of Zach, we will do Through the eyes of the JD. It opened a visual medium that those of us as comedy writers were not used. "In each episode of a comic JD Many thoughts and many" comedy "lines style, which often are the result of improvisation. At the end of most episodes, JD summarizes the theme of the story in a series of shots that show how it has affected each character.

Almost all values episode begins with the first person singular possessive, ie "My …". Bill Lawrence said that because a Each episode is Dr. John Dorian wrote in his diary (he says in the commentary of the first season episode of "My Hero"). There are notable exceptions episodes entitled "His Story", "His Story II", "Your Story", "His Story II", "His Story III", "Your story IV "," history "and that" history II. Apart from a brief period of narration from JD at the beginning and end, these episodes primarily contained internal narration from another character besides the JD transfer rights to the story usually comes at a moment of physical contact between two characters.

Actors and characters
The series has seven principal cast members, with many recurring characters in the series.

* Zach Braff plays Michael John "JD" Dorian, the protagonist and narrator of the series. JD is a young medical contractor, which begins the series as an internal staff. His voice comes off series of internal deliberations and is often characterized by surreal fantasies.
* Sarah Chalke Elliot Reid portrayed, another inmate and later private practice physician. Their relationship with JD becomes romantic on several occasions throughout the series. Elliot is driven by a neurotic desire to prove himself at his family (in which all men are doctors), peers, and herself.
* Donald Faison portrayed Christopher Turk, JD's best friend and a treating doctor from the surgery. Turk and JD were partners fourth, when he attended the College of William and Mary, and in medical school, and both have a very close relationship, which is best described in season 6 of "Guy Love ".
* Neil Flynn describes the hospital porter, known only as "caretaker". An incident in the pilot episode establishes an adversarial relationship between him and JD, which persists throughout the series. This tends to consist in the middle holder animated pulling pranks on JD, although he showed on several occasions throughout the series is that it has a good side. During the eight Season Finale ", the" concierge "admits its name to JD" Glenn Matthews.
* Bob Kelso Ken Jenkins describes, head of the Sacred Heart of Medicine. Kelso is cold, callous and cruel, driven primarily by the hospital's bottom line than the welfare of patients. However, sometimes suggests that he has a softer side, and that his cruelty is a way of dealing with the years of tough decisions. He was forced to make difficult decisions beginning, saying that when he became Chief Medical Officer, thought it would be "the man". Instead, he quickly realized that the decisions difficult that made him unpopular, but had to continue his "evil" facade to keep the hospital functioning. He retired in Season 7, after their relationship with the staff of the hospital is improving. During talks about how his son is gay unproud.
* John C. McGinley portrays Perry Cox an assistant principal physician at Sacred Heart Hospital and director of residency before becoming the new chief of medicine at the eighth season. JD Cox considers his mentor, despite the fact that Cox routinely review and belittles him. Cox frequently suggests that this harsh treatment that is designed the packaging to the rigors of hospital life.
* Describes Carla Espinosa Judy Reyes, head nurse of the hospital, which acts as a mother figure to the inmates often hide their mistakes by your doctor. During the series Turk form a relationship with Carla, eventually start dating, marriage and a family together.

Season Summary
The first season brought JD and his best friend Turkish in its first year of medical school as interns at Sacred Heart Hospital. JD responds quickly: his reluctant mentor, Dr. Perry Cox, an attractive young (and fellow intern) named Elliot, JD on who has the crush, the hospital porter, coming out of his way to make life miserable for JD, the Chief of Medicine, Dr. Bob Kelso, who seems more concerned about the assumption that patients and Carla Espinosa, the head nurse and Turk's new girlfriend, who puts Turk through the trials and tribulations of being in a serious relationship. The characters in the novels and deal with relationship problems, family obligations, overwhelming documentation, and a significant number of patients.

The second season focuses on the second year of practicing medicine JD Sacred Heart, where he is now a resident. As the season develops, JD older brother Dan (Tom Cavanagh) comes to visit, money issues affect JD, Elliot and Turk, Turk proposes to Carla, and Elliot finds a new boyfriend, a nurse of Paul Flores. (Rick Schroder) Dr. Cox has sex with his ex-wife Jordan, with unexpected results.

In the third season is the third year of JD, Elliot, Turk and the Sacred Heart and second year of residency. As the season opens, Elliot decides to change his image with the help of the concierge. Crush Undeniable JD Elliot emerges again, but JD instead begins a relationship with Jordan's sister Danni (Tara Reid), who faces feelings for his ex. Turk and Carla are engaged and planning their wedding. Turk, Todd and other surgical residents, deal with the new surgeon in charge, Dr. Grace Miller (Bellamy Young), who does not like the Turks and considered sexist. Dr. Cox and Jordan are doing well with their relationships and their son, Jack, though Dr. Cox develops schoolboy lover in Dr. Miller. He also fights with the death of his best friend. Elliot enters a serious relationship with Sean Kelly (Scott Foley) and tries to develop its long-distance relationship, while in New Zealand by 6 months. JD Elliot convinces Sean to break so far, only to realize that really does not like her. Their relationship lasted three days. The season ends with Turk and the wedding of Carla, Turk, passing side due to surgery and confusion of the church.

In this fourth season, JD completed his residency and becomes a full partner Dr. Cox, although their dynamic does not change much. As the season opens, Turk arrives from his honeymoon with Carla but they soon encounter problems when Carla attempts to change many things about her new husband. Their marriage and friendship with Turk, JD are also endangered when JD and Carla share a kiss drunken. Dr. Cox and Jordan learn that their divorce is not final, but this seemingly good news causes friction. Elliot is still angry with JD for breaking her heart, and the situation becomes even more awkward when the dates JD's brother. JD has a new love of her, when a psychiatrist again and very attractive, Dr. Molly Clock (Heather Graham), arrives at Sacred Heart. Molly Elliot also serves as a mentor during their stay in hospital.

The fifth season begins with JD living in a hotel. He became a doctor treating you at the same level as Dr. Cox. Elliot has taken a new fellowship in another hospital. Turk and Carla try to have a baby, despite Turk still having doubts. Finally, some new interns have arrived at Sacred Heart, the main Dudemeister Keith (Travis Schuldt) Elliot soon makes her new boyfriend, much to the chagrin of the JD.

The sixth season saw JD and the other characters ripe for different functions for them. JD is in the role of the father waiting for his girlfriend, Dr. Kim Briggs (Elizabeth Banks) is pregnant with her toddler. Turk and Carla become parents of Carla gives birth to her daughter, Isabella Turk. Elliot plans her wedding with Keith, although she and JD still harbor feelings of others. Dr. Cox, as father of two children with Jordan, struggling to maintain its status affect their poor parenting.

In seven seasons, JD and Elliot struggle once again to deny their feelings for each other, despite Elliot, who soon will marry Keith and JD had his first son with Kim, while the goalkeeper may have a new girlfriend, the work of Bob Kelso is also placed on the line when he approaches the age of 65, JD's brother Dan, also returns to the city.

The eighth season is replacing Dr. Kelso, Dr. Taylor Maddox (Courteney Cox-Arquette) arrives, very rapid changes are affecting the way to treat patients physicians. JD and Elliot finally speak their true feelings for each other, and a Janitor and Lady (Kit Pongetti) marry, while Dr. Cox was promoted to chief of medicine. JD prepares to leave the Sacred Heart to take his son with Elliot. Turk also was promoted to chief of surgery at Sacred Heart.

Coinciding with eight seasons, Scrubs: The house has also been launched, focusing around the house in medicine of the eighth season, Sunny Day (Sonal Shah), Denise (Eliza Coupe) Katie (Betsy Beutler) and Howie (Todd Bosley). Students learn the different characters in the series about life in the hospital.

The ninth season will be a length Eight unknown time after the end of the season and see Dr. Turk and Dr. Cox become professors of medicine, whose students sometimes around the Sacred Heart. Also, end up being married to Elliot and JD are pregnant during this season, is also known as Ted Buckland leave the series during the season as actor Sam Lloyd decided to go ahead. The ninth season will begin broadcasting on 1 December 2009.

Production
The origin of the emission is based Dr. Jonathan Doris on experiences as a resident in internal medicine at Brown Medical School, which served as inspiration for my college friends and the show's creator Bill Lawrence.

Scrubs is produced by ABC, through its production division, but was released by rival NBC. According to show runner Lawrence the layout is unusual, at least for 2007: "The show is a dinosaur in a network and another one hundred percent" and as is now in syndication, making a lot "of money for Touchstone. Braff confirmed that he and ABC have broadcast the seventh season had NBC refused.

From Scrubs airs worldwide in many different languages, foreign languages where the question should be modified for international versions. Spanish Carla changes Italy in the Spanish version of the program, German and Danish Elliot is changed (or at least a fourth episode of the season with a Swiss German accent) in the German version of the series.

The chest radiograph at the end of the title sequence was hung upside down for most of the first five seasons. Bill Lawrence said that the fact that X-rays backwards was intentional, as it meant that new interns were inexperienced. However, for the comment Zach Audio Braff on "My last chance," says the error was actually unintentional. This error is very dark and was even parodied in "love."

We have tried to correct the error in the sequence of titles that are used in great beginning of season 2, but then spread (including corrected X-ray) soon were dismissed at the request of the fan and the network. Finally, in "My Urologist" Dr. Kim Briggs steps in the credits and switches around X-ray, saying: "It's back was bothering me for years". At the beginning of season 8, when the series moved to ABC, the chest radiograph was back again.
Main crew

Series creator, executive producer and head writer is Bill Lawrence. He wrote and directed numerous episode 17. It is also the show runner and not re-writing credit for several episodes. Neil Goldman and Garrett Donovan wrote and produced a series of episodes generally of writers and co-producer on the program and return to the executive producers, who left the show after season eight. [13] Bill Callahan is an executive producer and writer that began the show in season 4 as co-executive producer and has since wrote 8 episodes. Angela Nissel joined the crew in season 2 as writer, producer and became supervisor in 2007, she wrote 10 episodes. In his second book, Bill Lawrence is quoted on the back and references are Scrubs present throughout the last chapter. Mike Schwartz co-executive producer, began as a story editor in 2006. He wrote 13 episodes and also has a recurring role Lloyd in the series as Delivery Guy. Michael Spiller had 17 episodes in 2002-09. The pilot episode of the series, "My First Day" was directed by Adam Bernstein, who since He has made 11 episodes. Star Zach Braff program has ordered 7 episodes of the series, including the point of historic 100th episode of "My Way Home" which won a George Foster Peabody Award in April 2007. In 2009 Bycell Josh, a writer and Supervising Producer for a box of American Dad, joined the crew as a producer executive for season 9.
Medical Advisors

Scrubs writers work with several medical advisors, including doctors Jonathan Doris, Jon Turk, and Dolly Klock. Their names serve as the basis for the names of characters John Dorian, Chris Turk and Molly Clock (played by Braff, Faison and Heather Graham, respectively). During the eight Season Finale "My Final", the "real JD" Jonathan Doris made an appearance as a doctor who said goodbye to JD.
Location film
Main article: Sacred Heart Hospital

Scrubs is filmed on location in North Hollywood Medical Center, a hospital located outside the actual service 12,629 Riverside Drive in North Hollywood neighborhood of Los Angeles, California, however, the location of the Sacred Heart Hospital in the fictional world of Scrubs is ambiguous. Cast and crew of the series refers to the location of San DiFrangeles "-an acronym for San Diego, San Francisco and Los Angeles that seeks to cover a large part California. For the ninth season of Scrubs, the show will be filmed at Culver Studios.
The strike by writers and network changes

On 5 November 2007 The Writers Guild of America went on strike, prompting the production of the seventh season of the series on hold. When the strike began, only eleven of the eighteen episodes from the seventh season of Scrubs' schedule had been completely written. Lawrence refused to cross picket lines Advantage Windows Genuine for serving one of its functions to the show, so ABC Studios had non-WGA members finish episode twelve, the study had successfully lobbied Lawrence rewritten as a series finale before the strike.

During the strike, NBC has announced that the Office and Scrubs would be replaced by Celebrity Apprentice. NBC then announced he would leave Scrubs on hold for now, and fill the slot of 8-9 pm with different specialties and repeat.

Episode 11, "My Princess" was filmed at last, [18], although Lawrence was absent. Filming of episode 11 was disrupted by picketers. It was believed that Lawrence had bowed to protesters out on the shooting schedule, although these beliefs proved otherwise as Lawrence has rushed to the whole "keep the peace." [18] Once strike, Lawrence announced that the latest episodes of Scrubs could have happened even if at the time, was not sure where or how they are distributed. [19]
Eighth season on ABC

Amid strike-induced doubt involving the final episodes of Scrubs, 28 February 2008, The Hollywood Reporter reported that ABC was in talks with corporate sibling ABC Studios with the aim of bringing Scrubs to ABC for an eighth season of 18 episodes, [20] despite both Lawrence and Braff Protests that the seventh season would definitely be the last. [18] A few hours after the attack varieties of NBC and threatening legal action against ABC Studios. Without However, McGinley confirmed that he had been told to report to work March 24, 2008 to begin production for another season. On 12 March 2008, McGinley also was quoted as saying that the movement along the sounds of the NBC to ABC is a fait accompli, and that Scrubs is broadcast on ABC television during the 2008-09 season as a midseason replacement.

On 19 March 2008, Michael Ausiello of TV Guide has reported that, if no "official" Scrubs cast was to return to work the following Wednesday for work on a season of "unofficial" at this time. Zach Braff posted on his blog on MySpace, 28 April 2008, eighth season consists of 18 episodes were in production, but could not say where it will air. Then said, May 7, 2008, episode 8 May would be the episode NBC's final broadcast Scrubs, which was followed by a bulletin on their MySpace, on May 12, confirming that the eighth season of Scrubs "will move to ABC.

On 13 May, ABC announced that Scrubs would be a midseason replacement, airing Tuesday nights at 9 PM. Steve McPherson, president of ABC Entertainment, also said that Scrubs stations to continue beyond the eighth could be produced if it performs well. In late November, ABC announced that Scrubs will resume Back-to-back episodes on 6 January 2009 at 9 pm EST.

Creator Bill Lawrence said in a video interview that Season 8 is more like the first season in tone, with more of a focus on more realistic and dramatic history, and the introduction of new characters. Courteney Cox joins the cast as the new Chief of Medicine; Dr. Maddox, three-episode arc. The eighth season includes the webisodes and the first season of Scrubs delivered in high definition.

Sarah Chalke hopes that JD and Elliot end up back together, comparing them with characters from Friends Ross and Rachel, who was put on a few occasions in the program. In the early episodes of the season to have revived their relationship, dating and continued until the end of the season. Many actors who guest stars as patients of the Sacred Heart in Scrubs is back for the final.
Images

The show is shot with a single camera setup instead of a multi-camera setup comedies Typical. Episode 4.17 "My life in four cameras, has a multi-camera style short, and that includes JD's fantasies of life is more like a traditional sitcom.

John Inwood, Director of Photography series, shoot with their own products super16 Aaton XTR camera. Except for the final Season 5 "My Transition", which was broadcast in high definition the first seven seasons of the series have been broadcast in standard definition 4:3 ratio.

After the show was moved NBC to ABC, the broadcast format of the new HD episodes changed. John Inwood believes that the major episodes reissued HD. The protected for 16:9 aspect ratio in the first episodes could be broadcast in HD, when the market has evolved. View images in their super16 camera was enough air, not only in HD, looked great.
Music

Music plays a large role on Scrubs. A wide variety rock, pop, indie and artists appear, and almost every episode ends with a musical montage summarizing the issues and intrigues of the episode, and music of these montages is often taken even before the episodes are completely written.

Shooting Team members are encouraged to contribute song suggestions, with many ideas from Series creator Bill Lawrence, writer Neil Goldman, and actors Zach Braff (whose college friends Cary Brothers and Joshua Radin appear on the Scrubs soundtrack) and Christa Miller Lawrence (who selected Colin Hay and Tammany Hall in New York). According to Bill Lawrence, "Christa picks up both the music for the show that many writers and the actors even more when I go to have a song. It is part of it. "

In addition to music appear as a soundtrack for the show, the actors sing themselves as often as in the episode "My Best Friend's Mistake" when the entire cast had the Erasure song "A Little Respect, "stuck in your head and singing on several occasions. Farmers have increased the level musical episode of Scrubs musical" with a beginning of season six, called "My Music". This episode was issued 18 January 2007.
Theme Song

The theme of the series, performed by Lazlo Bane, is titled "Superman" and can be found on the album all the time in the world, and the first soundtrack Scrubs. Credits Lawrence Braff for finding and proposing "Superman" as the theme of the song. The words: "I am Superman" relate to the topic of the question of the fallibility of the characters.

The main title is Scrubs at a rate faster than the original recording of the song. The original, slower recording was used briefly at the beginning of season 2, played in an extended version of the title sequence (es – including complete cast and credits Flynn), and the opening of the "My Urologist" and an edition especially the title sequence for the outcome of 1-2 seconds of music followed by the line "I'm no Superman", accompanied by a quick flash appropriations. The original intro from season 1 was used for most of season 3 (except the few episodes with the very short intro) and then used for seasons next four to eight. [edit]
[edit] Soundtrack
Main Articles: Scrubs (Soundtrack)

Three official soundtracks have been released. The first CD was released on 24 September 2002, and second exclusive iTunes was launched in mid 2006. An iTunes iMix of the music used in the first five seasons also has been released. [Edit]
[edit] Featured musical contributors

Colin Hay, former lead singer of Men at Work, had music featured in the least seven episodes, and appeared in the episode "My Overkill", performing the song "Overkill" as a street musician, and the episode "My Hard Labor", chanting "Down Under". There also sang "where everybody knows your name" the theme from Cheers, in the episode "My life in four cameras "and the episode" My Philosophy "There are features song" Waiting For My Real Life To Begin "sung by several cast members.

The music of Joshua Radin, who is a friend of Scrubs star Zach Braff, [40] participated in at least six episodes to date.

Music by Keren DeBerg has appeared in 15 episodes and appears in "My Musical" as an extra in the song "All Right".
Pawns "without value "
Main article: The Blanks

Pawns no value (also known as Ted's band, holes or no fee "Cut My Way Home" the director as "Foghat") are an a cappella group, composed of employees from different departments of the hospital. They are a cover band, and often sing songs of a specific genre (eg, cartoon theme songs and commercial jingles). They appeared in several episodes.http: / / www.buydvdhere.com/scrubs-seasons-18-dvd-boxset-p-2661.html.

The Worthless pawns are played by white people who are real life a cappella band made up of Sam Lloyd (who plays Ted), George Miserlis, Paul F. Perry, and Philip McNiven. The White Album "Riding the Wave, features guest appearances by Lawrence and Scrubs cast members. This band has been on the agenda when Sam Lloyd brought his friends / band a cappella trial. Lloyd said Laurent about his band, and Lawrence was inspired to put on the show.
Worthless Peons also sings the theme song from the web Series Scrubs: The students, who presented the new season of eight trainees learn from the hospital in the same way that JD is in the same season. Interns emissions ABC Website: / / www.buydvdhere.com/scrubs-seasons-18-dvd-boxset-p-2661.html.

During his first three seasons, Scrubs received Emmy Award nominations for casting, editing and writing for a comedy. After season 4, the program received additional nominations for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (Braff), Best Editing for Multi-camera series (even if the series is essentially a single-shot camera, Episode 4.17 "My life in four cameras," has a brief multi-camera style) and molding. The program also won the 2002 Humanitas Award and the 2008 in the category of 30-minutes.

Braff was nominated a Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Television Series, Comedy or Musical in 2005, 2006 and 2007, but lost to Jason Bateman for Arrested Development in 2005, Steve Carell of The Office in 2006, and Alec Baldwin of 30 Rock in 2007.

Scrubs won George Foster Peabody Award for his 2006 season, citing in particular the Wizard of Oz homage "My Way Home". Http: / / www.buydvdhere.com/scrubs-seasons-18-dvd-boxset-p-2661. html.

In the 59th Primetime Emmy Awards, which aired in September 2007, the episode "My Musical" was nominated for five awards in four categories: Best Director for a Comedy Series (Will Mackenzie), Best Original Score and lyrics ( "It comes down to Poo" and "Guy Love"), the outstanding musical direction (Jan Stevens) and Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or series fiction (half hour) and Animation (Joe Foglia, Peter J. Nusbaum, and John W. Cook II). He rose to the joint victory with Entourage episode "A Day in the valley "in the second of these categories.http: / / www.buydvdhere.com/scrubs-seasons-18-dvd-boxset-p-2661.html.

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