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Episodes
Dr. Cox puts J.D.'s decision-making skills to the test; Elliot learns the ropes at her new hospital but feels more comfortable hanging out at Sacred Heart; Turk continues to slip Carla birth-control pills to avoid fatherhood.
J.D. questions his relationship with his interns; Carla inadvertently gives Elliot an awkward nickname at her new job; Dr. Cox keeps Turk from warning Jordan about a con man.
As J.D.'s 30th birthday approaches, he finds an old list of things that he wanted to accomplish before he turns 30.
When J.D. is asked to introduce Dr. Kelso at an awards dinner, he sets out to discover something good to say about the grouchy doctor.
Dr. Cox's religious sister, Paige (Cheryl Hines), comes to town for her nephew's baptism and challenges her brother's faith.
J.D.'s mistaken impression leads an elderly woman to choose Dr. Cox for her treatment; a patient's excruciating pain stymies Turk and Elliot; Carla tries to organize the uncooperative staff for the annual group photo.
J.D. must work on his day off and cannot get away from the hospital; Turk searches for a heart donor to save a patient; Carla fears she does not have the courage to become a parent.
Dr. Kelso interrogates J.D., Turk, Carla and Elliot in the investigation of a patient's unexplained death.
J.D. meets a new potential love interest (guest star Mandy Moore); Elliot steps in with romantic advice.
J.D. gets annoyed because his new girlfriend, Julie (Mandy Moore) does not laugh but instead tells him when things are funny.
Scrubs: Season 5 Photos
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Critic Reviews for Scrubs: Season 5
Audience Reviews for Scrubs: Season 5
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Jun 04, 2021One of the very few shows in existence to consistently be flawless!
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Feb 12, 2020One of the very, very few comedy shows the last couple of decades with actual laugh out loud moments. And the occational gut punch. Brilliant.
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Sep 07, 2019Heartfelt but still hilarious!!
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Aug 14, 2019A few good laughs, but usually cut short by painfully unfunny segments or morbid drama. Didn't really find any of the plot lines for this season particularly riveting. Still, there are shows that have dropped off a lot worse by their fifth season.
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Aug 09, 2014Can't give this one a perfect score due to the fact that a lot of cast changes in the end didn't hold it together that well. Even if it is one of the best comedies of all time. Yes bold statement, but it really is. A truly talented cast with all hard hitters up till almost the end. That's including what was to be the 9th season revival that couldn't take off.
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May 14, 2014Season five is perhaps the best Scrubs has to offer with the best episode of the series short of the finale (My Lunch). This season focuses on J.D.'s relationship with Dr. Cox and less about Elliot, who changed hospitals only to change back. Turk and Carla also focus on having a baby. Everything that made Scrubs what it is is still in this season, but perhaps it's just getting a bit stale. Without major mix-ups of the cast structuring, it all gets redundant eventually. Still incredible television though.
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