
Well… it’s been a good eight years. What am I saying… It’s been a GREAT eight years. It’s been full of sorrows and triumphs. We’ve lost characters, and we’ve gains characters. But the story has stayed true to itself and ended on a very high note.
The series finale of [SCRUBS] was today, the ONLY show during prime time that I watch nowadays. Oh, of course I tuned into M*A*S*H, Cheers and Wings, but there was something about [SCRUBS] that I really connected with. For the first time, a T.V. show actually let a character’s imagination become it’s own character. J.D.’s fantasies were an integral part of the show, and I think that’s what reeled me in.
Like J.D., I myself have an over-active imagination, and it was great to see that there’s a possibility of someone else in the world with just as much craziness, but enough sense to not let it control them all the time, without proper medication.
The story and the character development are two things that will always keep me coming back, but in [SCRUBS]‘s case, it was the sheer fun of it all that made me want to go out and purchase the previous seven seasons.
I’ve been reading a lot of blogs and forums on how everyone thought it was going to end, or what was going to happen to all the characters. And I’m was perfectly enthralled with how the writers drew close to Sacred Heart.
I’m not going to give any spoilers, you’ll just have to wait until it comes out on DVD, or they play the rerun on T.V. But out of all the series finales, [SCRUBS] has now won the Silver on my list of all time favorite series finales. The list is as such:
1. Quantum Leap
2. [SCRUBS]
3. Cheers
4. The Wonder Years
5. That 70′s Show
Quite an eclectic collection, huh.
This final episode made me laugh and actually cry. There were moments when it tugged at your heart strings, and poked at your funny bone at the same time. It was amazing!
I wish the very best for Zach, Donald, Sarah, Judy, Johnny C, Ken and all the rest of the former cast of [SCRUBS] in whatever their next endeavor may be, and to let you all know that for eight years, thirty minutes a week, you have been bringing the kind of joy and happiness that you just can’t find anymore.
Thank you all very much.
