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Episodes
J.D. contemplates his commitment to Kim; Elliot struggles with the idea of her upcoming marriage; Carla tries to protect her diabetic husband from his sweet tooth.
When Kim goes into labor, she and J.D. worry about their future as a couple; the Sacred Heart staffers prove that parenting is all about sacrifice.
The janitor gives the Sacred Heart staff a lesson in being environmentally conscious; J.D.'s brother (Tom Cavanagh) returns to town and tells him to grow up.
Carla worries that she is losing her identity; J.D. angers the staff members when they realize that he uses nicknames because he doesn't remember their names.
When J.D. stops participating in pranks, Turk starts a mission to bring him back to immaturity; Dr. Cox delivers sobering news that causes a young patient to grow up too fast.
Dr. Kelso signs the hospital up for a Web site where patients can evaluate their doctors; Elliot struggles with ethics; the janitor's new girlfriend.
Turk decides to learn Spanish and finds that being bilingual works to his advantage; J.D. must decide if he should allow a burn victim to attend graduation; Dr. Cox plays a game of thievery with Dr. Kelso's breakfast.
J.D. fears he is not masculine enough to set an example for his son; Turk feels less manly after a necessary surgery; the main article in the new paper, The Janitorial, causes trouble for Dr. Cox.
J.D. and Turk try to show up Dr. Cox when he is unable to diagnose one of his patient's problems; Elliot and Carla try to convince the board not to force Dr. Kelso into retirement; Dr. Kelso reflects on his time at the hospital.
J.D. and Elliot realize there has been a major change in their relationship; Dr. Cox loves his new title but is unsure about all the problems that come with it; Carla approaches Turk about the possibility of having another child.
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Critic Reviews for Scrubs: Season 7
Audience Reviews for Scrubs: Season 7
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Jun 04, 20217 years of comedic art in the making.
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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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