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Episodes
J.D. and Elliot evaluate their relationships; Turk attempts to limit his sugar intake by allowing himself only one kind of candy bar; Dr. Cox struggles to diagnose a patient; and the Janitor has a new paramour.
Kim goes into labor as she and J.D. contemplate their future together; Dr. Cox can't bring himself to give his daughter a shot; Turk and Carla obsess over beating a video game; and Dr. Kelso consoles his heartbroken son.
A newly environmentally aware Janitor polices the staff of Sacred Heart. Elsewhere, J.D.'s brother (Tom Cavanagh) returns with an ironic message for his sibling, and Elliot and Dr. Cox disagree over the hypocrisy of their jobs.
Carla worries that Izzy won't appreciate her Latin roots. Elsewhere, the Janitor challenges J.D. to identify the entire staff without using nicknames, and Dr. Cox misses his family.
J.D. tries to grow up for the sake of his baby, but Turk resists his new goal. Elsewhere, Dr. Cox gives a patient difficult news, and Elliot plans a birthday party for Kelso, whose real age is revealed.
Cox and Turk compete for the top spot on a Web site that rates doctors as they both try to sabotage J.D.'s ranking. Elsewhere, a terminal patient makes a confession to Elliot; and Carla looks for the common ground between the Janitor and his new girlfriend.
Turk learns Spanish as an anniversary gift for Carla and discovers being bilingual comes with unexpected perks. Elsewhere, a burn patient asks J.D. for permission to attend his graduation and Dr. Cox plays games with Kelso's breakfast.
J.D. and Turk fret over their masculinity---J.D. wants to set an example for his son and Turk has a surgical procedure That leaves him feeling insecure. Meanwhile, the Janitor creates a hospital newspaper in response to a disagreement with Kelso.
Dr. Cox struggles to diagnose a patient, and J.D. and Turk set out to one-up the veteran doctor by beating him to the punch. Elsewhere, Carla and Elliot try to persuade the hospital board to not force Kelso into retirement.
J.D. and Elliot recognize changes in their relationship while tracking down a former patient. Meanwhile, Dr. Cox discovers the downside of his new title; and Carla and Turk discuss having another baby.
Scrubs: Season 7 Photos
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Cast & Crew
The Janitor
Dr. Bob Kelso
Critic Reviews for Scrubs Season 7
All Critics (3) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (1)
It feels like it's time. Maybe even a little past time.
The writers' strike cost a lot of shows the ability to wrap up their seasons seamlessly and Scrubs was one of those. Scrubs was still able to pull out a good, sometimes great, season thanks to the writers keeping the spirit of the show intact.
Scrubs has never been afraid of change, though - one of its strengths over the years has been the way the show has allowed its characters to grow into their lives.
Audience Reviews for Scrubs: Season 7
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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 seven is the first not perfect season of Scrubs, which is probably why it's only eleven episodes long. This season features all of the characters growing up and moving on from the generic positions they've had in past seasons. The only major plot point of this season is that Dr. Kelso is forced to retire. This season is still definitely worth watching and still has all of the earmarks of classic Scrubs, but without the heart.
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