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Mar 8, 2021 · People in Scrubs catch realistic diseases, have realistic problems, and ultimately can have realistic, if not heartbreaking, deaths across the nine seasons of the show, with there being far more than ten that affected fans for one reason or another.
May 1, 2020 · Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images. Sam Lloyd, the actor best known for his role as lawyer Ted Buckland on Scrubs, passed away at the age of 56, his agent confirmed to PEOPLE.
Oct 1, 2021 · Ahead of the 20th anniversary of Scrubs, here's a look at what happened to the cast - with some becoming big names in Hollywood and others vanishing from our screens
Mar 19, 2022 · When Scrubs killed off fan-favorite nurse Laverne in season 6 of the medical comedy-drama, audiences were left wondering what reason was behind the character's sudden passing.
- Ben's Funeral. Despite Being Used Sparingly, Brendan Fraser's Character Left His Mark. Audiences immediately took to Ben Sullivan when he made his first appearance in "My Occurrence" near the end of season 1.
- The Hallway Scene. All Good Things Must Come To An End. The ending of any beloved TV show is always an emotional affair. For a show like Scrubs, it was always going to go above and beyond to toy with its audience's feelings.
- Dr. Cox Gives Up. Audiences Were Shown A Rare Crack In His Armor. Dr. Perry Cox was one of the most indestructible characters on television. His indomitable spirit and unwavering commitment to his patients were a large part of the appeal of John C. McGinley's Scrubs character.
- The Passing Of Mrs. Wilk. She Struggled To Accept Her Fate. Mrs. Wilk was one of Scrubs' most memorable patients, with audiences witnessing her journey from illness, to health, and then back to illness again.
May 2, 2020 · Zach Braff and countless others are mourning the loss of Sam Lloyd, who bravely fought cancer for over a year until he passed away. Learn more about one of the funniest cast members on...
Jan 6, 2009 · My Last Words: Directed by Bill Lawrence. With Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke, Donald Faison, Neil Flynn. J.D. and Turk skip "steak night" to hang out with a dying patient who has no next of kin.
