Scrubs DVD Giveaway

I love the moments between the Janitor and JD. J.D.: Look, uh… Janitor…[the Janitor rolls his eyes]J.D.: …I’m gonna be straight with you: I saw your *****, and I noticed a possible melanoma that you should really have checked out.Janitor: When did you see my *****?J.D.: Last night, when you were showering.Janitor: Where were you?J.D.: Oh, I was outside, in the bushes.[the Janitor takes a second to process this answer]Janitor: Uhhh…J.D.: Look, it was just a coincidence, man - I mean, i-i-if you had looked out the window, you’d have seen my *****, you know!Janitor: What? Why?J.D.: Because I had it out while I was looking at yours!

[Turk has just unplugged the PacMan machine, erasing all the high scores]Dr. Kelso: Do you know how many patients I had to ignore to get that high score?? People died.I love Scrubs!

I love this show. It clearly thinks outside the box. I am an older women and needed a good laugh

Dayum! Too bad I already own all three seasons on DVD. My favorite Scrubs moment was when Turk tries out for the Janitor’s air guitar band.video clip

It really is hard to pick a favourite moment because the show is just amazing. I really love all the scenes with JD and his scooter Sasha, but I gotta say if I were to pick one, I would pick the moment when Dr. Cox was all depressed after blaming himself for killing three patients. It’s not one of the best moments, but it shows another side of Dr. Cox. It shows there’s more to him than what he shows. Also, the "support group" Carla put together was really sweet. I realize this isn’t really a moment, but more of the whole 5×21 episode.Cox: Newbie, will you give me a little trouble? I’m having some help here. (This happened near the beginning of the episode.)Actually, when JD refused to go to Dr. Cox’s to talk to him when it was his shift, but then decided to at the end. That’s the moment. JD was afraid to face Dr. Cox, but then realised after talking to Turk that he had to go see Dr. Cox. So, I guess I’ve decided the favourite moment is JD’s speech to Dr. Cox at the very end of the episode.JD: You’re probably wondering why I didn’t show up before, huh? I know you wanted me to even though you’d never admit it. …Anyway, I tried to convince myself the reason I didn’t come earlier was because you coming into work drunk, but that’s not it. I was scared. I guess after all this time, I still think of you as like this superhero that’ll help me out in any situation I’m in. … I guess I came over to tell you how proud of you I am, not because you did the best you could for those patients, but because after 20 years of being a doctor, when things go this bad, you still take it this hard. … Tha’s the kind of doctor I want to be.I gotta say that’s some speech. I tried to make out most of it. It really shows that the both of them have gone through a lot and shows where they are at that moment.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2pnhcCnnr4

The top of my list of Scrubs moments (there are so many) involves Turk and Carla discussing how they will deal with their future child. Carla suggests and example of what would happen if their son wanted to take dance lessons instead of playing football with this friends.Turk responds: ”"He can dance if he wants to….he can leave his friends behind," and then he brilliantly launches into the lyrics of "The Safety Dance", "cuz his friends don’t dance and if they don’t dance then they’re no friends of mine…"What makes this such a Scrubs moment is the cut back to Turk walking away and doing the chant/spell of S-A-F-E-T-Y.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-bIhCBSrzU

What a fabulous show!***Carla: Why is there a pancake in the silverware drawer? Turk: I think you mean, why is there silverware in the pancake drawer?

This is my favorite show I’d love to have those dvds! And my favorite Scrubs moment is actually from the third season!The always-classy Markie Post guest stars as Elliott’s mother in a flashback in the episode "My Dirty Secret". We learn that Elliott has always had a hard time using the correct terminology to describe a person’s genitals. This even applies to her current patients at the hospital, as Elliott describes a male patient’s rash while on rounds and calls the rash area his "Mr. Peepers". But she says this problem is not her fault. And the origin and explanation for the problem is explained by Elliott’s flashback to her childhood, sitting by the pool with her her mother, (Markie Post) who dispenses age-old wisdom. She tells her daughter: "But more important than anything… More important than never letting yourself get fat… is to never let a man put his dirty ‘how-do-you-do’ into your bajingo."This scene ends perfectly with her mother breaking her own advice by sneaking off to the potting shed to shag the pool boy, and Elliot ends her reminiscing by noting:"She was always yelling at Jorge in that potting shed… but she never fired him. Not even after he kidnapped her and took her to Acapulco."Hilarious. And did I mention that my friends and I have called that area of the female anatomy a ‘bajingo’ ever since?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzSbd49roK4The Mr. Peeper scene is around 20 seconds in, and the flashback scene begins at 4:55 minutes.

this was the moment that made me totally addicted to SCRUBS: i was flipping thru the channels and just happened to stop on the channel that scrubs was on. it was one of the episodes when jd was becoming interested in dating a black chick. when i stopped on the channel, all i heard was turk say, "the only difference between a black girl and a white girl is when a black girl asks u if her ass looks big, u say HELL YES!"…and i was hooked. i was on the floor laughing and have used that quote as my signature on my e-mails and many other things i do online. lol. i still giggle at that quote. i also LOVE when the "barber shop quartet" sing songs randomly. the theme from "underdog" is my fave. lol.

This is the funniest intro to Scrubs Ever. I laughed so hard and I could not stop! I finally found the clip. Carla Licking Turk and him singing improv to Sanford and Son!!!