Scrubs - The Complete Fourth Season
starring: Zach Braff, Donald Faison, Sarah Chalke, Neil Flynn, Ken Jenkins
directed by: Adam Bernstein, Bill Lawrence, Chris Koch, Craig Zisk, Gail Mancuso
directed by: Adam Bernstein, Bill Lawrence, Chris Koch, Craig Zisk, Gail Mancuso
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More guest stars move through the revolving door of Sacred Heart Hospital in Scrubs' fourth season, with results as uneven as the show itself. With last season'sclimactic end to J.D. (Zach Braff) and Elliot (Sarah Chalke)'s relationship resolved within two episodes, Heather Graham (Boogie Nights) comes on board as a cheerful psychiatrist/love interest, and Julianna Margulies (ER) as a cutthroat malpractice attorney/love interest. But the real love story of Scrubs has always been between J.D. and Turk (Donald Faison), a point that is poked fun at in the season opener, as the two joyously reunite after Turk's honeymoon with nurse Carla (Judy Reyes). Turk and Carla struggle to navigate newlywed life, made all the more complicated by J.D.'s drunken kiss with Carla. Meanwhile, at the hospital, it's Elliot who proves the more proficient doctor when she shares co-chief resident with J.D., and a few (though not enough) patient stories, including Saturday Night Live alum Molly Shannon as a chatterbox ambulance driver with a secret, Matthew Perry (Friends) as an air traffic controller estranged from his dad (played by John Perry, his real father), and in the most bizarre bit of stunt casting, Colin Farrell (Miami Vice) as an unintelligible Irishman (so, basically himself) and American Idol runner-up Clay Aiken as a singing cafeteria worker(!).
Some of Scrubs' special features this time around are ho-hum, including short vignettes on "The Mysterious Janitor" and more on J.D. and Dr. Cox. The only pleasant surprise is an audio commentary from Braff (who was absent from season three's commentaries and was ribbed in season two's disc for being too important shooting films to contribute), speaking on "My Last Chance," which he directed. Season Four is a letdown compared to the previous seasons' smooth navigation between belly laughs and heartache; here's hoping Scrubs' trademark hysterics get resuscitated for season five. --Ellen A. Kim
Movie DVD
Amazon.com:
More guest stars move through the revolving door of Sacred Heart Hospital in Scrubs' fourth season, with results as uneven as the show itself. With last season'sclimactic end to J.D. (Zach Braff) and Elliot (Sarah Chalke)'s relationship resolved within two episodes, Heather Graham (Boogie Nights) comes on board as a cheerful psychiatrist/love interest, and Julianna Margulies (ER) as a cutthroat malpractice attorney/love interest. But the real love story of Scrubs has always been between J.D. and Turk (Donald Faison), a point that is poked fun at in the season opener, as the two joyously reunite after Turk's honeymoon with nurse Carla (Judy Reyes). Turk and Carla struggle to navigate newlywed life, made all the more complicated by J.D.'s drunken kiss with Carla. Meanwhile, at the hospital, it's Elliot who proves the more proficient doctor when she shares co-chief resident with J.D., and a few (though not enough) patient stories, including Saturday Night Live alum Molly Shannon as a chatterbox ambulance driver with a secret, Matthew Perry (Friends) as an air traffic controller estranged from his dad (played by John Perry, his real father), and in the most bizarre bit of stunt casting, Colin Farrell (Miami Vice) as an unintelligible Irishman (so, basically himself) and American Idol runner-up Clay Aiken as a singing cafeteria worker(!).
Some of Scrubs' special features this time around are ho-hum, including short vignettes on "The Mysterious Janitor" and more on J.D. and Dr. Cox. The only pleasant surprise is an audio commentary from Braff (who was absent from season three's commentaries and was ribbed in season two's disc for being too important shooting films to contribute), speaking on "My Last Chance," which he directed. Season Four is a letdown compared to the previous seasons' smooth navigation between belly laughs and heartache; here's hoping Scrubs' trademark hysterics get resuscitated for season five. --Ellen A. Kim
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- Season 4 is the best of the best
Scrubs is simply one of the funniest shows on television.
I really believe the show came into its own with season 4. Don't get me wrong - all eight seasons of Scrubs are great (though I believe the quality of the humor began to decline around season 6), but season 4, in my opinion, is the best of the best.
After four years at Sacred Heart, the characters are more developed and the humor reflects that. The story lines are still wonderful, and the fantasy sequences are still hilarious. ... Read More
Rating: - Awesome Show
I have just been introduced to the Scrubs show and I love it.This is one of the funniest shows I have seen in a long time.It will make you laugh every episode.I have purchased seasons 1-4 so far and can't wait for season 5.Scrubs will keep you hooked and wanting to watch more.
Rating: - Great Show! Fourth Season Scrubs!
I was late to Scrubs so I purchased the Season DVDs to catch up.It was a great show and if you don't like watching commercials than the DVDs are for you.
Rating: - Still funny
Even into the later seasons.Too bad this current season is being hidden by the new network.
Rating: - A great series, a good season and nursing school...
While I study anatomy among my other corse I put it in the back ground, when I hear medical jargon I look up and define it aloud for my own sake. That said, when ever I have the free time, I watch this, enjoy the medicine, but enjoy all these vibrant characters so much more.
- Season 4 is the best of the bestScrubs is simply one of the funniest shows on television.
I really believe the show came into its own with season 4. Don't get me wrong - all eight seasons of Scrubs are great (though I believe the quality of the humor began to decline around season 6), but season 4, in my opinion, is the best of the best.
After four years at Sacred Heart, the characters are more developed and the humor reflects that. The story lines are still wonderful, and the fantasy sequences are still hilarious. ... Read More
- Awesome ShowI have just been introduced to the Scrubs show and I love it.This is one of the funniest shows I have seen in a long time.It will make you laugh every episode.I have purchased seasons 1-4 so far and can't wait for season 5.Scrubs will keep you hooked and wanting to watch more.
- Great Show! Fourth Season Scrubs!I was late to Scrubs so I purchased the Season DVDs to catch up.It was a great show and if you don't like watching commercials than the DVDs are for you.
- Still funnyEven into the later seasons.Too bad this current season is being hidden by the new network.
- A great series, a good season and nursing school...While I study anatomy among my other corse I put it in the back ground, when I hear medical jargon I look up and define it aloud for my own sake. That said, when ever I have the free time, I watch this, enjoy the medicine, but enjoy all these vibrant characters so much more.
