Scrubs-TV.com Great Website Dedicated to My Favorite Show

If you are anything like me then every Thursday night at 8pm you are in front of the TV watching the best damn show of all time, Scrubs. I love the show, it is well written and the actors gel together so well, it's like a medical version of Friends. All of the characters are likeable and funny; you can not dislike this awesome show. If you are one of those people who say Scrubs is stupid, then I would like you to do something for me, watch an episode, just any random episode from start to finish and you will soon be a fan of the show.

The shows premise is very simple it's about the fictitious hospital Sacred Heart and all of its employees, mainly focusing on the narrator and star of the show John Dorian (Zach Braff). The show follows the lives of these doctors and puts a goofy spin on the work that is done at a hospital on a daily basis. The show also looks at the serious side of the work of people in the medical field who deal with very serious illnesses at a hospital, so for every joke laden episode there is also seriousness to the show.

Well if you like the show then you should definitely check out the website that is dedicated to the show, check it out at (www.Scrubs-tv.com). The website has a vast amount of information about the show, its characters, the actors behind the characters, and more fun stuff. You can even post on the message board with other Scrubs fans and talk all sorts of gossip about the show and your favorite characters.

My favorite part of the site is the cast section, there is a wealth of knowledge about the cast and gives you some insight into their lives. Like Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley) who in the show is a hard-ass with an attitude who likes to belittle everyone around him just so he can stand himself at the end of the day. Well in real life he loves to spend time with his son Max who has Down syndrome. McGinley is an active member of National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) and even served as their active spokesman for the Buddy Walk in 2006.