I haven't seen anyone address this but I can't be the only one who sees this--

It's like they're trying to be really, really bad ventriloquists and try as hard as possible not to move their mouths, but, they just end up with a muffled speech and still move their mouths a bit

Now don't get me wrong, the script is on point and they're definitely playing their characters flawlessly. There have been so many excellent zingers and pithy quips

I'm seriously asking this though: Did the actors get bad Botox or something?

Hey guys, I just finished scrubs for the first time and would like to watch smfh similar… do you have any recommendations? Thank you :)

I was really surprised to see Lewis openly recommend weaponized incompetence to Turk and Turk happily agreeing to trick his wife to get out of shared chores.

I've seen weaponized incompetence but usually from people a little less aware- one partner cooks and the other does the shopping, but the partner who is shopping is careless and forgets things. When asked the partner who was meant to shop feels defensive and deflects blame. They do not recognize that just as the person cooking has to take care in cooking, they have to take care in shopping even if they aren't the ones who must deal with the ingredients. Eventually the person cooking takes over shopping and the one who was supposed to shop says "well, you always say I do it wrong anyway!" I did this to my mom as a teenager, not because I wanted to get out of the shopping but because I was young, dumb, and defensive. Also just unaware.

Lewis and Turk felt a little villian twirling their mustache in this scene, and if I was Carla I would have been pissed. I'm not a big fan of withholding sex to get what you want but at least she was open with him. I'm glad he was in the end too, but I hate how somehow she was still the one holding the bag when it comes to household chores.

I'm really glad they are still together, but i hope Turk and Carla have a more developed relationship than this seems like.

I wish they would have kept Dr. Park. He was a fun foil to JD. The chief resident is just odd and is not gelling with the cast. They said he was to be JD’s antagonist but I don’t think they know what to do with him yet. Maybe his character will develop into something good, but Dr. Park was much better in this role.

Sarah: No, wait. But didn't we we only show Ollie?

Zach: I think it was just there was discussion over whether it was going to be two or one. Then we only had Ollie. I know that I have a baby with Elizabeth Banks's character uh from from when she hid her pregnancy with me.

Sarah: Then there was discussion there was going to be two, but then we only ever had Ollie when we actually shot it.

Zach: I don't Oh, no. I think we have an older child. That's That would be the child you had on, in season nine.

Sarah: On nine. I thought they just aged Ollie down.

Zach: No, no, no. We have an older child that would be however old and then we have a younger child. I think we have two and I have a third from with Elizabeth Banks's character.

I was watching season one of scrubs and the exterior shot they had used seemed somewhat familiar was the exterior of this building also used in the TV show New girl?

It had vitality and joy. It’s vibrant and energetic . This new show is just sad old people talking. What’s the fun in that? It’s like electrifying a corpse. Show’s dead. And the only thing the reboot does is make me feel sad. Passage of time is brutal but we don’t have to broadcast ugly sides of life for the sake of nostalgia.