SCRUBS IS HOSPITALFUL OF LAUGHS, BUT THEY'RE NOT MAKING THIS UP Final Edition

Scrubs premiered last September and quickly established itself as the funniest, most clever new comedy of the season. And in just 15 episodes, Scrubs has become as funny a comedy as there is on TV. The series is about the personal and professional lives of new interns at a teaching hospital: John `J...

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Published inThe commercial appeal
Main Author Walter, Tom
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Memphis, Tenn Gannett Media Corp 05.02.2002
Subjects
Lawrence, Bill
Reyes, Judy
Turk, Chris
HOLLYWOOD, Calif
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Summary:Scrubs premiered last September and quickly established itself as the funniest, most clever new comedy of the season. And in just 15 episodes, Scrubs has become as funny a comedy as there is on TV. The series is about the personal and professional lives of new interns at a teaching hospital: John `J. D.' Dorian (Zach Braff), eager, earnest, hoping to make a difference in patients' lives; Elliot Reid (Sarah Chalke), cocky on the outside, terrified on the inside and socially inept inside and out; and Chris Turk (Donald Faison), J.D.'s best friend and roommate, a surgical intern and therefore a lot cockier than most. photo; ; (Color) Scrubs, the funniest new comedy of the season, is about new hospital interns including best friends Chris Turk (Donald Faison, left) and John `J. D.' Dorian (Zach Braff).
ISSN:0745-4856