Top 10 Best Scrubs Episodes
Easily the best Scrubs episode ever, though My Lunch and My Finale are great, too. The final scene is simply beautiful. I'll never forget that phrase, "Where do you think we are?" And Dr. Cox's face when he realizes that he's at a funeral for Ben.
I still get goosebumps after watching the final scene for the fourth time.
This should at least be #2 for the psychological breakdown of JD. It's one of the most hopeful yet grim episodes.
To see someone as strong, confident, and knowledgeable as Dr. Cox having a breakdown was definitely one of the darkest moments in the series. What makes this episode even better is that it shows that sometimes it takes moments of failure (like the death of the three patients) to truly grow as a person.
One of the funniest and saddest episodes. This probably isn't the episode I would use to introduce Scrubs to people, but avid watchers of the show must realize how brilliant this episode is. This is most definitely better than My Finale (which is also a brilliant episode).
A powerful episode overshadowed by My Finale. It's a tearjerker and a personal episode for J.D. and Turk. Glynn Turman as George drives it all to its final conclusion.
Pay attention, and this episode is much deeper and more meaningful than you might realize. It's sad that things like this happen every day.
Easily the best episode. The ending is great (with a great song). It really grips you. This show can make you laugh and cry in the same episode.
Most emotional ending to a TV show ever. I cried so hard knowing that it was the end of Scrubs. The Book of Love playing while JD looks at his future is very moving. If you watched every episode of every season in order, the part where he's seeing everyone who had a part in his life walking down the hall just touches your heart. Simply amazing.
That episode always gets me. It is not in line with the general Scrubs spirit throughout the show, but it shows the most beautiful end to a TV show I've ever seen.
Not many great television sitcoms deal with such moving stories as early on as Scrubs did. It was so beautifully done that the ending, with John Cale's Hallelujah, is such a thought-provoking and devastating episode.
The show dealt with death in such a classy way from the beginning...
This was the original multi-storyline humor/emotional Scrubs episode.
It's guy love between two-o guys! Haha! For the win, my friends, for the win!
I guess I came here to tell you how proud I am of you. Not because you did the best you could for those patients, but because after 20 years of being a doctor, when things go badly, you still take it this hard. And I gotta tell you, man, I mean, that's the kind of doctor I want to be.
The best one with the most depth.
A really cool introduction to the series.
Easily the best episode of the series. Deeply emotional and uplifting, and it really brought everyone together. Beautifully done.
A complete up and down of emotions. One scene you're crying, the next you're laughing... tears the whole way through. Incredible scriptwriting and screenplay by far make this my favorite episode of Scrubs.
Do you see what you get, Carla?
Do you see what you get when you mess with the warrior?
One of the only episodes that made season 6 actually funny.
Anything with Colin Hay in it has to be good! When Cox smashes his guitar: "I have other songs!"
I just like the guitar music played while JD looks at his patient in the OR, and the patient dies. It is a sad song, but it still moves you to know that life is that fragile. Cherish it, for you'll never know when your time will come.
This should definitely be top 10. The ending scene with the song is amazing.
This episode aired the day I was born.
This episode is so underrated. Michael J. Fox was fantastic. This episode showed the dark side of OCD. I loved that ending scene. It made me think and understand the darkness behind Kevin Casey's problem. This episode has to be in the top 10 at least.
The one episode that shows that even the janitor has feelings and that he too wants to make a difference.