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List Price: $23.99 | | Label: Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Salesrank: 1648
Released: October 10, 2006 |
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Media: DVD |
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Editorial Review:
J.D. (Zach Braff), Elliot (Sarah Chalke), Turk (Donald Faison), Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley), and the laugh-packed cast are back on DVD in the Emmy(R) winning comedy SCRUBS: THE COMPLETE FOURTH SEASON. See the funniest guest stars yet -- including Heather Graham, Colin Farrell, and Chuck Woolery -- in the biggest season yet, when J.D. moves out on his own and Elliot gains more confidence than ever and leaves Sacred Heart! The DVD box set is bursting with exclusive bonus features and includes the original hit music from the season.
Description of Scrubs - The Complete Fourth Season:
More guest stars move through the revolving door of Sacred Heart Hospital in Scrubs' fourth season, with results as uneven as the show itself. With last season's climactic end to J.D. (Zach Braff) and Elliot (Sarah Chalke)'s relationship resolved within two episodes, Heather Graham (Boogie Nights) comes on board as a cheerful psychiatrist/love interest, and Julianna Margulies (ER) as a cutthroat malpractice attorney/love interest. But the real love story of Scrubs has always been between J.D. and Turk (Donald Faison), a point that is poked fun at in the season opener, as the two joyously reunite after Turk's honeymoon with nurse Carla (Judy Reyes). Turk and Carla struggle to navigate newlywed life, made all the more complicated by J.D.'s drunken kiss with Carla. Meanwhile, at the hospital, it's Elliot who proves the more proficient doctor when she shares co-chief resident with J.D., and a few (though not enough) patient stories, including Saturday Night Live alum Molly Shannon as a chatterbox ambulance driver with a secret, Matthew Perry (Friends) as an air traffic controller estranged from his dad (played by John Perry, his real father), and in the most bizarre bit of stunt casting, Colin Farrell (Miami Vice) as an unintelligible Irishman (so, basically himself) and American Idol runner-up Clay Aiken as a singing cafeteria worker(!).
Some of Scrubs' special features this time around are ho-hum, including short vignettes on "The Mysterious Janitor" and more on J.D. and Dr. Cox. The only pleasant surprise is an audio commentary from Braff (who was absent from season three's commentaries and was ribbed in season two's disc for being too important shooting films to contribute), speaking on "My Last Chance," which he directed. Season Four is a letdown compared to the previous seasons' smooth navigation between belly laughs and heartache; here's hoping Scrubs' trademark hysterics get resuscitated for season five. --Ellen A. Kim
Scrubs - The Complete Fourth Season Reviews:
One of the best t.v shows in a while 
2009-12-27 - This Dvd is one of the best dvds i've bought in a while. I have to admit that though i use to see the commercials for the show i was never intrigued enough to watch it but one day i just happen to catch it on rerun and now im totally hook. That was about three months ago and i since then have bought all eight seasons and also manage to get all my friends and family as hooked to it as i am so my advise to you is BUY IT AND BUY IT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Scrubs
2009-10-17 - Shrink wrapped, shipped on time, excellent service! And just a side note - it's cheaper to buy the Scrubs' seasons individually from Amazon rather than from someone selling them as a complete set! Amazon ships them all as one order, so it's great!
Funniest Srcubs so far
2009-10-14 - A well written show with actors that own their parts, Scrubs is witty with a great story line.
Scrubs...always a hoot!
2009-09-30 - Season four is still when Scrubs was a strong contender for funniest show on TV.
The Turning Point 
2009-09-18 - Scrubs, not unlike any long running series has slowly reached the point of unwatchable and when this happens you eventually start to wonder at what point did this decline actually set in. Season 4 is the answer to that question. Disagree? Watch Seasons 1-3 back to back, take a few breaths and pop in Season 4. R.I.P.
