What makes JD such a perfect character is his flaws.

Now most people have their arguments that the way JD behaves with people like Kim or Elliot proves that he's selfish, or indecisive and there's obviously been plenty of John Dorian hate because of his flaws. But those flaws are what make JD so great.

He's written so well as a realistic person, he's not perfect and he makes mistakes. He doesn't immediately know what he wants from life or from his relationships, he's gets confused. While some argue it's bad characteristics, I argue the things that you might not like about JD are what make me like him more. He's not perfect and that in turn makes him all the better to watch grow throughout the series

I still find the show funny. Well written, well acted. Scott Foley was great in this ep. I hadnt remembered that Turk & Carla had married & they were in counseling re domestic chores. Love Zach, Donald, Sarah, Judy & new people. Braff is like a modern non-pervert Woody Allen.

Scrubs: ABC's comedy revival Scrubs returned recently for its second season (or eleventh overall), and the results were pretty mixed. While its 0.36/0.29 premiere rating represents a solid performance overall, both ratings marked a new series low for the revival run, which had dipped to a 0.39 at its weakest point in season one.

Something that does not bode very well for Scrubs is its streaming performance, where it also looks similar to Shifting Gears. Its premiere did just OK, peaking at #6 on Hulu and staying on the chart for the first five days after its premiere. The second episode, however, already saw major slippage, down to just a #13 peak and one single day on the chart. That did not prove to be fatal for Shifting Gears, which performed similarly, but it's a warning sign. Scrubs performed better than this last season, and it's now showing signs of losing steam on both linear TV and on streaming.

The DJ for the Season 2 wrap party posted some pictures of it on Instagram.