Showing posts with label season 7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label season 7. Show all posts

Monday, May 19, 2008

Wednesday, May 7, 2008

'Scrubs' ends--for now


Tonight is the season finale of “Scrubs.” The show is not on NBC’s fall schedule, which was announced last month. That would make most viewers believe that this is really a series finale. In general, when a series ends its run after multiple, critically acclaimed seasons, a network makes a big to-do about it. There are promos set to sappy songs. The actors do media tours, and critics wax nostalgic about the program’s heyday. And then the show neatly wraps up the story line. Not so much when it comes to “Scrubs,” though it does appear that tonight’s episode will be one of the more creative ones. More on that in a bit. According to multiple trade publications, “Scrubs” really isn’t coding. It will come back on ABC, the studio that produces it, for one final season. Really final. Nothing has been announced yet, and ABC will reveal its fall schedule on May 13. Until then, enjoy this tribute to “The Princess Bride,” in which Dr. Cox narrates a bedtime fairy tale about Eliot, a princess, and J.D. (Zach Braff) as the Village Idiot. Then cross your fingers. 8:30 p.m. NBC

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.

Thursday, May 1, 2008

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






















Tonight My Waste Of Time

On Tonight
A patient's unforeseen reaction to a medicine they prescribed forces J.D. and Elliot together. As they search for the man to compensate him, they realize their relationship has changed while Cox Worries about his new Status.

Monday, April 28, 2008

Spoiler for Thursday


Click here for a big spoiler about My Waste Of time airing thursday night

Monday, April 21, 2008

Episode 7.09 - My Dumb Luck - 3 Sneak Peeks




check out 3 Sneak Peeks from MY Dumb Luck Here- Here

Sunday, April 20, 2008

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

Thursday, April 17, 2008

Ratings


Primetime Ratings: The Office, Scrubs Propel NBC

NBC averaged a 3.4 rating/10 share in the demo, led by new episodes of The Office (4.9/13) and Scrubs (7.3 million, 3.7/10) ER also won its 10 p.m.-11 p.m. time period with a 3.1/9.
Heres a Preview Of Next Thursday night not much scrubs as usual but theres a cool little dancing JD which is worth it.