Zach Braff
Ex-Scrubs stars Zach Braff and Robert Maschio are headed to Cougar Town for a bottle glass of vino, TVLine reports.
Their roles are being kept under wraps, but Braff and Maschio's appearances are part of a much larger Sacred Heart reunion. The duo will appear in the same episode as Sarah Chalke — who will recur as Bobby's girlfriend this coming season — and...
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Sarah Chalke
Sarah Chalke is going to Cougar Town, TVLine reports.
The Scrubs star has landed a multi-episode arc on the ABC sitcom as Angie, Travis' photography teacher who ...
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CaCee Cobb and Donald Faison
Donald Faison is engaged to CaCee Cobb.
The Scrubs star slyly tweeted a lyric from Beyonce's "Single Ladies" on Friday, writing, "If you like it then you better put a ring on it."
Cobb, Jessica Simpson's BFF and former assistant, replied, "If she likes it then she better say YES!"
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Simpson joined in on ...
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Scrubs, Romantically Challenged
ABC has canceled Scrubs, Better Off Ted, FlashForward and Romantically Challenged, Entertainment Weekly reports.
The end of the Scrubs comes as no surprise to fans. The comedy was rebooted...
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Zach Braff
After nine seasons and two networks, it may be time for the Scrubs cast members to hang up their stethoscopes for good, says executive producer and former star Zach Braff.
Braff, 34, wrote on his Facebook page that the series will not be...
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Dave Franco, Michael Mosley, Nicky Whelan, Kerry Bishe
Sacred Heart Hospital has closed for good. In fact, it's been leveled. In its place stands a shiny new medical school campus that is the home of the rebooted Scrubs (Tuesdays at 9/8c).
For now, the setting change notwithstanding, things are pretty much the status quo on the ABC sitcom. J.D. (Zach Braff), Turk (Donald Faison) and Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley) — plus former intern Denise (Eliza Coupe) — have all joined the faculty of the new medical school. A very-pregnant Elliot (Sarah Chalke) is waddling through the halls. Carla and The Janitor are no longer on the show, their absences explained tidily early on in the new season.
But things will change soon...
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Sarah Chalke
[SPOILER ALERT: Do not read this article if you don't want to know how Scrubs will change this season.]
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Zach Braff by Mitch Haaseth/ABC
Zach Braff will be leaving Scrubs at the end of this season. "Not by his choice," joked executive producer Bill Lawrence. That's the big, though perhaps not-too-surprising news to come out of ABC's panel Wednesday.As a result, the jocular conversation, led by head jester Lawrence, steered toward envisioning a post-J.D. Sacred Heart world. "Isn't Turk without J.D. a bit like Joanie without Chachi?" one snarky reporter asked. "It's like Chachi without Joanie actually," corrected Donald Faison (Turk himself!). Lawrence admitted that he had always pitched Scrubs as ER as a comedy, with a revolving cast of characters that would allow for new blood from time to time. The show has already introduced us to a new set of younger interns. "We cried when [Lawrence] said he was bringing in younger actors," said Sarah Chalke. To which the always-complimentary Lawrence shot back: "Why don't you take a gander at the opening credits [which date from the show's first season] and see how young you use...
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Zach Braff by John Shearer/WireImage.com
Zach Braff, whose Scrubs someday (...possibly) might wrap up its final season, is in talks to direct and executive-produce Saint of Circumstance, a drama pilot for Fox. Per the Reporter, The Office's David Denman would front the series as a man in a midlife crisis who quits his office job to instead toil as a night-shift paramedic. The pilot, penned by Braff's brother Adam, would shoot once the you-know-what has ended.
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And this is the Scrubs weve seen a little too much of of lategood enough to watch but only intermittently or fitfully funny and perhaps not quite seemlessly mixing the frequent tragedy of medical life with the various sorts of comedy offered upA recap can be pretty quick on this episode since the A B and C plotlines are pretty thin in outline Elliot faces an ethical dilemma when she learns that one of her private-practice patients dying of ALS has landed in the hospital in a suicide attempt Elliot is unsure as to whether to make the authorities and her patients home-healthcare nurse aware of this or to allow the patient to die on her own terms JD suggests she should tell for no better reason than that Elliot tends to let such things get under her skin by episodes end Elliot has decided to keep her patients secret having accidentally let the dying woman know how more effectively to drug herself to death Meanwhile JD having discovered how insanely compe
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