Scrubs: The Complete Seventh Season

Season seven is just fine. Sure, it is short, but the quality of the cast is still there. Under the circumstances (the strike), the show is still just as funny as ever. The cast is till doing 'their thing'. It is like any good relationship...you stick it out...good and bad. I'll keep watching. Thank goodness for DVD's.

Scrubs: The Complete Seventh Season is extremely short due to the writer's strike last year and the fact that NBC treated this show unfairly, this was supposed to be the final season of this muchly-ignored show and the network wouldn't let this darkhorse have a proper send-off. Luckily, ABC has picked up the show for mid-season and the loyal viewers will get a chance to say farewell to these goofy characters that has kept us entertained for seven years. Season 7 didn't get the royal treatment, barely any episodes but this season was just as good, I highly recommend it!

Scrubs will go down in history as being one of the last great American sit-coms and NBC's treatment of how it ended is shameful. It didn't go out with a bang or even a whimper, but rather with a far-off flushing sound. It reminds me a little of how "Soap" and "Taxi" ended, except this has even more depressing details.

And thanks to the fact that the writers hurried along Pam and Jim's relationship in "The Office", it looks like THAT show hasn't long to live either. Without that romantic tension anymore, it's going to evolve into a live-action version of "Dilbert" (if it hasn't already - I only saw a few episodes from the fourth season, but the mood HAS changed a lot compared to the last two seasons).

Thank God for the invention of DVD, though - at least I have BBC shows and Anime to entertain me 'til it's time to check out of this insane planet.

Thanks to Scrubs for so many great episodes and having a worldview I could relate to - you deserved a 'final season' at best, a special finale episode at least. All we fans can hope for is a DVD-release movie finale ("Firefly" got one, and even Reno 911 had a movie made, so I can at least DREAM...)

...because with NBC constantly preempting it and showing it at different times, I think I saw maybe two episodes from this season. I never knew when it was on. So it's 11 episodes. It's still Scrubs and even bad Scrubs is better than 99% of what's on tv right now. Can't wait for season 8!

This season is short but great. Having said that I have to say that the series is NOT over. It is moving to ABC for season 8. I keep seeing reviews where it says series ended with season 7. Not true. It just ended its run on NBC. ABC picked it up for 18 episodes for season 8. Just had to clear that up.