Thread: Scrubs Season 9

This is going to get wired. It's just not going to be the same. I will watch it though and see if I like it when it starts.

Scrubs should have died 3 seasons ago.

Quote - (Tech Star @ Jul 27 2009, 20:37) This is going to get wired. It's just not going to be the same. I will watch it though and see if I like it when it starts. Yeah same but I think its going to be ok if there's a new cast with the old cast occasionally coming back!

sounds a bit crap guess i'll see what the first episode is like first tho

Quote - (Colin-uk @ Jul 27 2009, 15:55) sounds a bit crap guess i'll see what the first episode is like first tho This is just one of those series that can't be remade after the original cast leaves. Rarely, if ever, has any popular show ever succeeded in that fashion. I look forward to the first episode with caution.

Quote - (idoia @ Jul 27 2009, 20:42) Scrubs should have died 3 seasons ago. Yup. It was a great show, I used to love it. But sometimes, people just need to know when to let something go. Better to burn out than to fade away, etc. I might watch an episode if I catch it, but I'm not holding out much hope for it.

This is going to go well at all

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