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After Kim drops a pregnancy bombshell on J.D., Elliot's biological clock begins to tick.
While J.D. and Kim weigh their options in light of her pregnancy, Carla and Turk prepare for the birth of their first baby.
Turk worries that he'll be unable to provide for his newly expanded family. Meanwhile Elliot entertains the idea of joining a private practice.
Parodying the medical drama House, Dr. Cox investigates a number of peculiar occurences around the hospital.
Elliot's move to a private practice located in Sacred Heart leads to bitterness from J.D. and Dr. Cox. Meanwhile, Carla attempts to deal with the baby blues.
In the mind of a patient with a bizarre psychological condition, the staff of Sacred Heart perform several musical numbers.
A debate about the Iraq war abounds within the walls of Sacred Heart, while Dr. Kelso reminisces about his own military experiences.
J.D. gets plenty of company as he attempts to travel to Kim for her first ultrasound. Back at Sacred Heart, Dr. Cox and Jordan have a scare.
When J.D. starts experiencing fainting spells, Elliot and Turk are forced to keep tabs on him. Meanwhile, Carla learns to exploit her status as a new mother.
J.D.'s fainting spells start to interfere with his love life. Meanwhile, Turk nurses a broken arm and Keith moves in with Elliot.
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Critic Reviews for Scrubs Season 6
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The wackiness reached an obvious limit late in that year, and when the writers tried to dial it back last season, J.D. was no longer a recognizable human being who could work in more down-to-earth stories.
It's as if the show is simply giving me stuff it knows I want, and I always bristle a bit at that approach.
Bill Lawrence shows don't have to be for everyone; they can just be perfect for me. They're clever, but not self-congratulatory. There's a winning energy at the best of times-an infectious "let's put on a show" spirit.
A show in its sixth season is often pressed to take extreme measures...there are worse ways to spend a half-hour.
Season Six is the same medical lunacy and drama of established Scrubs trademarks -- heck, it might be the most inspired the show's been in several seasons.
I cannot say enough great things about the season six episode, My Musical, which was nominated for 5 Emmy awards.
It's commendable that as a series, Scrubs has managed to maintain much of its energy and continues to push the envelope on how far it's willing to go with its comedy.
Audience Reviews for Scrubs: Season 6
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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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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 six of Scrubs is the last complete season Scrubs has to offer with all of the life lessons and humor of the classic Scrubs; unfortunately, it's just gotten a bit old at this point. This season is all about parenting, whether it be Turk and Carla's baby, J.D. and Kim's pregnancy, or Dr. Cox and Jordan's kid. This is yet another classic Scrubs season, but with less sizzle than previous ones.
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