scrubs season 6 episode 8 my road to nowhere

Bizarre asides, random hilarity, and act-closing poignancy set to music. That's not the case, as we're still treated to the usual mix of drama and humor at the workplace, thanks to one-shot patients, core cast members including the delightfully crotchety chief of medicine Bob Kelso (Ken Jenkins) and the ever-chop-busting Janitor (Neil Flynn), and a spirited roster of long-recurring screw-ups like hapless lawyer Ted (Sam Lloyd), innuendo-loving surgeon The Todd (Robert Maschio), and morgue doctor Doug (Johnny Kastl). With all the attention to relationships in Season 6, one might think 'Scrubs' abandoned the hospital setting that was so focal early on and has remained integral throughout. It's tough to take the couple seriously, based on how we usually just see their silly role-playing and Keith remains largely undefined, but by the end of the year, the show directs them towards marriage. Elliot Reid (Sarah Chalke) and her booty call-turned-lover Keith Dudemeister (Travis Schuldt), an intern at Sacred Heart. They both resurface by the season's end, but on the whole, J.D.'s typically busy love life is at mostly a standstill while comedic personal problems continue to plague him.Īnother romantic relationship at the foreground is that of the neurotic Dr. The pregnancy and young relationship between the show's immature protagonist and a barely-introduced recurring character are set aside after the season's eighth episode. Meanwhile, the series' goofy, daydreaming lead John 'J.D.' Dorian (Zach Braff) is in a bit of a pickle when 'friendly fire' steers his just-started relationship with the hospital's urologist Kim Briggs (Elizabeth Banks) into serious expecting status. McGinley) and Jordan Sullivan (Christa Miller) have nothing new to learn about family, but their post-vasectomy conception does lend itself to drama when an in-womb surgery is required. Already parents to a young child, the caustic divorced-but-together couple of attending physician Dr. While their introduction to parenthood and Carla's postpartum depression give the show some creative fuel, their daughter Isabella is not a frequent presence in the slightest. Confident surgeon Chris Turk (Donald Faison) and his hard-working nurse wife Carla (Judy Reyes) give birth to a daughter in just the season's second episode. Season 6 gives due coverage to each pregnancy, though playing widely with normal timelines.

In the Season 5 finale, we learned that in addition to the long-trying Turks, two other Sacred Heart Hospital couples were greeted with pregnancies, theirs being of the unplanned variety. The season started on the last day of November, later than most shows but sooner than the previous season, when 'Scrubs' had to wait for the New Year to begin airing. : Disc 3, Video/Audio, Bonus Features, Menus & Packaging, and Closing ThoughtsĪfter indulging in wackiness like never before in Season 5, NBC's long-running medical comedy 'Scrubs' got a little more serious in Season 6. : Show and Season 6 Discussion, Disc 1, and Disc 2 Six-sided fold-out Digipak with cardboard slipcover Three single-sided, dual-layered discs (DVD-9) SRP: $23.99 (Reduced from $39.99) Subtitles: English, French, Spanish Closed Captioned

Running Time: 487 Minutes (22 episodes) / Rating: TV-14ġ.33:1 Fullscreen (Original Broadcast Ratio)ĭolby Digital 5.1 (English), Dolby Digital Stereo (French, Spanish) Milos Radovichovniciviszik), Julian Berlin (Anne), Alexander Chaplin (Sam Thompson), Victoria Tennant (Maggie), Mircea Monroe (Heather), Nicole Sullivan (Jill Tracy), George Wallace (Minister), Troy Kotsur (Mr. Mehleison), Stephanie D'Abruzzo (Patti), Benjamin King (Dr. Notable Guest Stars: Blue Man Group (Themselves), David Clennon (Dr. Perry (Randall), Manley Henry (Snoop Dogg Resident) Beardface), Bob Bencomo (Colonel Doctor), Philip McNiven (Roy), George Miserlis (Crispin), Paul F. Mickhead), Randall Winston (Leonard), Geoff Stevenson (Dr. Matthews), Shaughn Buchholz (Cabbage), Andrew Miller (Baby Jack), Frank Cameron (Dr. Doug Murphy), Michael Weston (Private Brian Dancer), Keri Russell (Melody O'Harra), Jay Kenneth Johnson (Dr. Kim Briggs), Mike Schwartz (Lloyd), Johnny Kastl (Dr. Keith Dudemeister), Sam Lloyd (Ted Buckland), Aloma Wright (Nurse Laverne Roberts), Elizabeth Banks (Dr. Recurring Characters: Christa Miller (Jordan Sullivan), Robert Maschio (Dr. Perry Cox), Judy Reyes (Nurse Carla Espinosa) Chris Turk), Neil Flynn (The Janitor), Ken Jenkins (Dr.

Repeat Directors: John Putch, John Inwood, Linda Mendoza, Victor Nelli, Jr. Repeat Writers: Neil Goldman, Garrett Donovan, Bill Callahan, Debra Fordham, Aseem Batra, Kevin Biegel, Janae Bakken

Scrubs season 6 episode 8 my road to nowhere