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"Where is the excitement? Scrubs DVD set released.."

I got it yesterday, on the day of release. £25 for 24 episodes and extras, which is basiucally a pound per episode, and oh my lord how it's worth it. I've watch about 5 back to back already and once I've posted some stuff in the Creative Writing thread I'm going straight back to watch the rest.

Hedfix wrote:
> I'm watching some crap on sci-fi.
>
> It's hot (not the programme).

Emmanuel In Space?

I'm watching some crap on sci-fi.

It's hot (not the programme).

Right now, at 1:57am on Sky Mix. I'm watching the episode when we hear Dr Cox's thoughts.

At first I thought you'd said 'Family Guy' and meant it as an insult. I was about to... well... get angry and moan? Yeah.

If you watch Scrubs and think 'Should I be laughing now?', that means you should be watching My Family :)

Reefer wrote:
> mattributé wrote:
> Don't see the excitement in Scrubs at all. It's more drama than
> comedy, for me.
>
> And therein lies its brilliance.

What, the fact that I sit there thinking 'should I laugh now?'?

2nd season released in September, by the way

[URL]http://www.play.com/play247.asp?pa=stcs8&page=title&r=R2&title=671121[/URL]

Very_Metal wrote:
>
>
> Dr Cox and Jordan make the show for me, those little speeches are
> genius.

--

"Hey, Ben, look what the cat dragged in, right before it was skinned and eaten."

Padraic wrote:
> Without Ted, Scrubs would be nothing to me.

his barbershop band are quality :D

Dr Cox and Jordan make the show for me, those little speeches are genius.

J.D's learnt, like, 90 odd of life's little lessons by now. What else can he learn? How dumb was he to begin with?