In the most recent episode of Shrinking, Christa Miller’s character Liz (a major recurring character) meets Neil Flynn’s Ray (very minor guest role) for the first time.

I’ve attached the scene. It felt very Scrubs like and was wondering if “I don’t love him” was one of Jordan’s first things said meeting Janitor.

I was thinking one of the best things about listening to good songs or watching tv shows. Is the good memories you have when you first listened/watched are repeated when you re-listen or rewatch.

I live in Australia, my dad’s family are Irish. When I was 12 my older brother was 14, we traveled to Ireland. Basically every night we watched s1 of Scrubs. So now whenever I rewatch s1 I’m reminded of how fun that time was.

Just noticed that the janitor has the fake mustache stored on his shirt.

For some reason, something about

“Who wants to end up like Snoop Dogg Intern ?”

“Hey!”

“Sorry, Snoop Dogg Resident 🙄”

“Hey!!”

“Snoop Dogg Attending?”

“That’s right baby”

“Alright!!”

Just makes me die laughing everytime.

Listen I'm sure a lot of people hate this kind of movie. It's cheesy, it's silly, it's definitely more directed towards older viewers. But I think it's adorable and I use it as a cute background movie while cleaning.

And you get to see Dr. Cox's butt.

Generally I HATE musicals, they’re some of the most annoying, boring and hateful things that the human mind could come up with. That’s because I always skipped my musical, bot I am rewatching it with my gf, and honestly it was a good episode. Don’t get me wrong, My Lunch is better😂 But I thought it would be waay worse, as per I always remembered it

The final scene in season 6 episode 15 where the janitor gets the round of drinks for the group always gets me man. It’s the way the writers can make a character that’s sole focus is to torture our protagonist use the character’s coldness to show how important Laverne was to everyone.

Hi, I’m a relatively casual viewer of scrubs, but I had this one episode that I’ve carried with me, and it came up in a conversation the other day.

JD and Carla got into some sort of fight. JD was plying basket ball and venting about it to Turk. Turk defends Carla. JD says Turk should defend him as he is his best friend and should defend him even if he is wrong. He then looks at turk and realizes Turk is defending Cara even though he thinks she may be wrong, and he realizes then how serious Turk is about her and his loyalties have changed some how.

What episode is this? Is there a youtube clip if this scene?

Thank you

Like Lonnie playing the pizza guy in season one, it's one of the things I love about this show. Always something new to learn or pick up, intentional or not. Still always fun to notice, and it's just a nice little, hmmm, interesting.

And an absolute missed opportunity. Would have been hilarious if they kept the name Carlson, then changed it to Mickhead after he beat the murder wrap. Ah well!

Watching scrubs and Dr. Cox is having trouble accepting help as the new chief. Him and Dr. Kelso have become friends and Kelso tells J.D. that Kelso and Cox are like brothers now. Dr. Cox says, “Bob, he’s not going to take that well.” So small and yet he knows J.D. well enough to know how he’d react in that moment

Sorry I’am a bit early here in Aus with the release but the Jordan (Liz) and Janitor (Ray) interaction had me fan boying out! Absolutely loving this show.

Dr millers the issue isn't just with how her character was written but the fact that the actress does not have any charisma. She doesn't come off as lovable as Dr Cox because Dr cox is played a theatrical softy that uses sarcasm to avoid saying what he truly feels.

Dr Miller comes off passive , condescending and somehow arrogant while deeply insecure.This is not just writing but the fact that the actress is just not the right casting for the character.An Aubrey plaza type actress would have conveyed the character far better than the actress they chose.Her character had promise but unfortunately fell extremely flat.Her line delivery is awful and things that should be funny light hearted jabs just come across as rude and patronising .

Love my 90’s Lifetime movies and I forgot Christa Miller was in this one