Scrubs Season 1 Reviews

    I took vacation a couple of weeks ago to move into our new place and I started to stay up later than I used to.  Well, on late night television you do not get a lot of variety, and I started to get hooked on Scrubs.  It was such a funny show, and I never used to get into the hospital dramas and comedies.  This one finally hooked me.   So I ended up after vacation buying the first season on DVD because I could not stay up late anymore. —      The story starts like this.  J.D., who is played by Zach Braff, and his… read full review »

Following Dr. John D. Dorian first year as a resident, we really get his perspective by listening to the voice-over narration. This resource, old as it is, is proven really enjoyable, since we do not only hear JD's ideas and feelings, but also access to his highly imaginary portrayal of the world. A great character, and quite a good actor, whose mastership of body work is noticeable. — Along with him, we see an oustanding set of characters: Turk, JD best friend and easy-going surgery resident, who sometimes seems to have it all easier than JD but complements him perfectly; his… read full review »

Great show, great cast, great music. The show is structured around multiple storylines thematically linked. The DVD has a lot of bonus features: Newbies - a documentary that examines the actors before they were cast, Deleted Scenes, Outtakes, The Doctor Is In - one on one with Zach Braff, Alternate Lines: A Second Opinion - shows the cast's unique ability to improvise, Not Just Another Medical Show - a look at how the show is filmed, from using a single camera setup to actually shooting in a closed down hospital, Favorite Moments - cast and crew reflections on their favorite episodes,… read full review »

The first season of the hit show Scrubs is as funny as I remember it when it premiered. I can watch the show over and over again and I still remain as enlightened as the first time I watched it. The special features are also a hit with bloopers, cast bios, and deleted… read full review »