Scrubs moves to ABC

Zach Braff Posted a new Myspace Bulletin confirming Scrubs Move To ABC

Dear friends,Many of you have been understandably confused by the Fairy Tale episode of Scrubs serving as the series finale. It was not. I was not allowed to say it until today, but Scrubs will be moving to ABC for its final season. We are currently filming the 8th and final season. The true finale of the show will air on ABC in the fall. NBC merely promoted the Fairy Tale episode as the finale, as it was the last episode they owned.Also, several of you were very confused by the fact that Dr. Kelso and Laverne were still working at the hospital in the Fairy Tale episode. Because of the writer's strike, the last remaining episodes for NBC were aired out of order. This is why Dr. Kelso was still chief of medicine. That was not Laverne however, for those of you who have been following closely; it was a new nurse "Shirley" who no one thinks looks anything like Laverne except for JD.Hope this clears some things up.peace and love,zb

this has also been confirmed by Michael Ausiello today here

My Princess Ending Clip

another My Princess Behind The Scenes Clip

Another Zach Braff My Princess Interview

check it out the video here

My Princess Behind The scenes Clip

Critic's TV pick: The last episode of 'Scrubs'

After seven seasons on NBC, "Scrubs" exits tonight, but it doesn't go quietly. In "My Princess," Cox (John C. McGinley) turns a tough day at the hospital into a fairy tale for his young son, with all the "Scrubs" regulars as characters: Princess Eliot (Sarah Chalke), the Village Idiot (Zach Braff), two-headed Turla (Judy Reyes and Donald Faison), the Giant (Neil Flynn) and the Dark Lord (Ken Jenkins).NBC is billing the episode as only a season finale and hasn't even made much of that. But in fact, this is the last "Scrubs" that will air on NBC.
To escape cancellation, creator Bill Lawrence is moving the comedy to ABC, with production reported to be already under way for an 18-episode eighth season. Expect an announcement from ABC when it unveils its fall schedule next week in New York.Watch it? For a typically zany episode of a comedy that has devoted fans but has never appealed to the masses.

my princess promo

Season Final Ted Video

New My Princess Clip

check out this clip from next weeks fairytale looks awesome ...

MY Princess

Zach braff Added a magazine article from my princess you can see it on his myspace here or see them below click to make them bigger

Spoilers

Episode 7.09 - My Dumb Luck [Airing April 24]: 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: SpoilerFix.com

Episode 7.11 - My Princess (Season finale) [Airing May 8]: Dr. Kelso threatens to suspend anyone working past their alloted shift for fear they'll make more mistakes that will make the hospital liable and get sued. Elliot treats Marian and is having a hard time diagnosing her. Source: SpoilerFix.com

Where Things Stand

It's aliiive!
That's what you need to know about the NBC, er, make that ABC fan favorite Scrubs. Despite the panic following Ben Silverman's announcement on Wednesday that Scrubs would not be a part of the Peacock Net's 2008-09 lineup and that Scrubs had "finished its run on NBC," sources on the set of Sacred Heart gave me the nitty-gritty on where things stand—some of which you may or may not have heard. Here's the juice:
NBC will air six more new episodes of Scrubs this season, beginning this Thursday, April 10. (Woo!) The cast finished shooting episode "712" (the 12th episode of season seven) on Monday, which is the last episode that will be shown on NBC. However! The production train keeps on chugging.
According to sources on set, Scrubs began shooting an episode on Tuesday that is being numbered as "713/800." (Meaning, it is the 13th episode in production this season but is scheduled to air in season eight.) The cast and crew will shoot through August and are expected to end on episode 816.
Those episodes—yes, 16 of them by my count—are slated to air on ABC.
Word is the budget has been trimmed somewhat substantially in order to have the show continue, so it is possible there might be a few lower-level cast changes, but that remains to be seen. Zach Braff is most definitely on board.
Regardless, the good news is that although ABC declined to comment and says no announcement regarding Scrubs will come anytime soon, it seems that Bill Lawrence may know a thing or two about what his good friend (and former Scrubs colleague) Steve McPherson is thinking, since he's already started to shoot episodes that are headed for ABC.
And so, Scrubs seems to be very much alive and kicking. And if it turns out to be "alive" in that Brendan-Fraser-is-really-dead-and-we're-just-messing-with-you kinda way, let me be the first to say: Steve McPherson, I'm coming for you.

Source : Watch With Kristen

From Ew.com

UP NEXT For Scrubs: ''A major character is sent packing,'' hints exec producer Bill Lawrence. Meanwhile, Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley) moves up in his career, and the Janitor (Neil Flynn) continues to date Lady (yes, a real woman!). Also, brace thyself for an ambitious fairy-tale homage to The Princess Bride directed by Zach Braff, whose J.D. plays the village idiot. ''It's an entire episode as told by Dr. Cox to his kid as a bedtime story,'' says Lawrence. ''We did it partly because it's a cool story and partly because my wife(Christa Miller, Jordan) was giving me s--- that I haven't written an episode of the show that my kids could watch.''