After being on the air for what feels like an eternity, the comedic medical show that made Zach Braff a household name has finally been cancelled.
Zach himself took to his Facebook page to break the news for Scrubs fans, writing:
"Many of you have asked, so here it is: it appears that 'New Scrubs', 'Scrubs 2.0', 'Scrubs with new kids', 'Scrubbier', 'Scrubs without JD' is no more. It was worth a try, but alas… it didn't work. zb"
It's probably better this way, but for those you who still are hanging onto a glimmer of hope, allow us to provide some more fuel for your fire.
Though it is almost a certainty that the show won't go back on the network, ABC is holding onto to the title on the very off, off, off chance that they can't get anything worthy to take it's place.
We sincerely doubt that will be the case, so say your final goodbyes now.
Actor Justin Long was recognized by a fan at the Slipper Room in NYC but the encounter didn't go as well as he would have liked. The Mac guy explains:
"I was smoking at a club one night, and this girl walked up to me and said, 'I can't believe you're smoking after playing someone in a hospital all this time!' I couldn't for the life of me figure out who she thought I was.
"[Then] she leaned over and said, 'I think your best work was in Garden State. Zach Braff? Really?"
Honestly, they're both pretty fug to us so we don't think she was that off base!
After an Internet rumor circulated that Zach Braff of Scrubs fame had committed suicide, the actor has assured the world he is alive and well with his sense of humor still intact.
The douche behind the rumor, New Jersey resident Chris Laganella, posted an apology to Braff on his personal website:
"I'm sorry if I scared everyone. Zach, sorry if you got offended by me posting a fake suicide about you on the Internet. Your 32,000 square foot house would be pretty empty without you. Thanks for (apparently) taking it lightly, since I haven't gotten a letter about a lawsuit yet. Just so you know, I'm a huge fan; that's the only reason I made this page, believe it or not. Also, sorry for upsetting your mother :("
The network has announced that they'll be bringing Scrubs back in the fall for the show's ninth season.
ABC swooped in and saved the comedy from cancellation last spring after NBC dropped Scrubs from their Thursday night line-up.
Leads Zach Braff and Sarah Chalke will be returning for only six new eps of the show, with Donald Faison, John C. McGinley and Neil Flynn sticking around for the entire season.
The show for the new sensitive male is once again proving its staying power.
Scrubs is in talks with ABC for a 9th season with some, if not all, of the original cast returning for the renewal.
Although nothing is set in stone just yet, last summer Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence and ABC chief Stephen McPherson indicated that they might be looking into keeping the show on the air with a "revolving door" cast not too unlike NBC's ER.
Ah, we can hear Zach Braff's sensitive opening monologue now!
And if he does leave the show, we know someone who'll be very very happy - Donald Faison!
Some sneaky sis (or bro!) took a little behind-the-scenes video of Madonna's MDNA tour rehearsal in Tel Aviv this weekend and has shared some incredible footage!
Part of Madge's setlist is her iconic homage to self-love, Express Yourself, but in her 2012 version, she is spicing it up by mashing it with Lady GaGa's similar anthem, Born This Way.
Yeah, you're not going to want to miss this!
Ch-ch-check out the video (above) to hear Madonna sing BOTH Express Yourself and Born This Way!
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