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[epidural man]

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I just went through the show SCRUBS (on Netflix) again.

I forgot how wonderful this show is.

It is clever, yet also hits the feeling of how I felt as an intern - and I think - captures the hospital environment and sense of medicine - as well as hollywood could anyway.

If you are looking for a good show to watch - check it out again.

 

[OB1🤙]

Agree. Fantastic show.

 

[WholeLottaGame7]

Especially the first few seasons. Great balance of medicine, humor, plot, characters, etc. Kind of went off the rails in the latter seasons, I thought.

 

[epidural man]

Especially the first few seasons. Great balance of medicine, humor, plot, characters, etc. Kind of went off the rails in the latter seasons, I thought.

I watched all 8 seasons. I agree there were annoying parts, but the whit still remained.

I think Dr Kelso is a phenomenal character and actor. I hope he got a lot of props in that world those guys run around in. He didn't seem to get much press or recognition.

In fact, I would say it is clear that he was - by far - the best actor of the lot...him and the janitor.

 

[soorg]

Zach Braff is insanely annoying, with that stupid goofy face. He has never made me laugh,
and the worst part is that his character thinks he's deep, saying **** like "It's always tough
telling a patient they're going to die." Really?

Jon C. McGinley and Neil Flynn made that show.

 

[Triple AAA]

I always thought of all the medical shows out there, that this was probably the most accurate in terms of what day to day life in the mind of a physician was like. At least much more accurate than Grey's, Nip/Tuck, House, etc

 

[Nivens]

On my surgery rotation as an MS3, I was standing across a SICU bed from my chief, a PGY7 with her fellowship still in front of her. She was up to her elbow in this guy's colon, pulling out stool and looks up at me: "They glossed over this part on Grey's."

So true.