History YMMV / Scrubs

** [[spoiler: And he was right about the penny in the door.]]

* PlotTumor: JD at the beginning of season 9, while him beeing there is justified with him PassingTheTorch, he is way to prominent and takes importend screen time away from the new characters in need of CharacterDevelopment, only to rehash old plotlines with Turk and doctor Cox which we have seen better already and in turn also keeps these two characters from forming relationships with the new castmembers.

* FanonDiscontinuity: Many fans [[{{Understatement}} weren't exactly happy with]] [[PostScriptSeason Season 9]].

* FanonDiscontinuity: Many fans weren't exactly happy with [[PostScriptSeason Season 9]].

* TearJerker: Many episodes, ''especially'' the very last.
** The "JD's Future" montage set to Peter Gabriel's cover of The Magnetic Fields' "Book of Love".
** The scene with Carla [[spoiler: saying her parting words to Laverne]] in ''My Long Goodbye'' set to ''A Bad Dream'' by Keane.
** All of them however fall short when compared to "My Lunch" probably one of saddest episodes in Live-action series period.
--> [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzDoqGGs1IM "Remember what you told me? The second you start blaming yourself for people's deaths... there's no coming back." "Yeah. You're right" ]]
** "My Lunch" falls short when compared to "My Screw-Up", especially once it's revealed that [[spoiler: Ben Sullivan was the patient that died earlier]].
--> [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pv894Meb9ZY "... Where do you think we are?"]]
** My Old Lady will never fails to make viewers bawl like babies.
*** My Old Lady is the only piece of film media that has ever made this troper cry.
** My Fifteen Seconds: After spending as little time as they can with Jill Tracy, J.D. and Cox realize that [[spoiler: she tried to poison herself]]. The rush to the hospital and ask her how things have [[spoiler: actually]] been going lately. The way she answers is particularly saddening.
-->[[spoiler: '''Jill Tracy:''' Actually it has, uh, (''choking up'') been a couple of rough months.]]
** In My Fallen Idol when Carla tells Dr. Cox that JD isn't coming. His reaction is slightly surprising; He's going to take a drink of his scotch but once Carla tells him the news about JD, he stops and seems sad. Considering how Cox treats JD most of the time, this is very moving and it shows you how much he cares about JD.

[[spoiler: '''Jill Tracy:''' Actually it has, uh, (''choking up'') been a couple of rough months.]]

** "My lunch" falls short when compared to "My screw-up", especially once it's revealed that [[spoiler: Ben Sullivan was the patient that died earlier]].

* TheWoobie: Elliot in the first four seasons. Ted in all of them.

** Ted and his band singing "Eight Days a Week" at Carla's wedding. Awesome.
** To make it easier: ANY time Ted and his band sing.

* MagnificentBastard: The Janitor.

* SmallNameBigEgo: {{House}} is a genius; what's Perry's excuse?
-->''I AM JESUS H. COX... M.D.!!''

** [[spoiler: And he was right about the penny!]]

* CharacterDerailment: JD, Elliot.
** Doug. He went from a nervous guy, who would occasionally put himself in awkward situations to death incarnate.

* CharacterAlignment:
** ChaoticGood: Dr.Cox
** ChaoticNeutral: The Janitor
** LawfulNeutral: Dr.Kelso
** NeutralGood: J.D.

* CharacterDerailment: JD, Elliot. YourMileageMayVary, see directly below.

** Doug anyone? He went from a nervous guy, who would occasionally put himself in awkward situations to, basically, a murderer.

** My Last Words, when J.D. and Turk spend the entire night talking with George, a man with no family who's dying. Probably the only episode that brought tears to this Troper's eyes.

* FetishFuel: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVw49XWjswQ&feature=fvw Ye]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hii-VSazxk&feature=related Gads!]]

** Better yet, the great Season 8 came after the SeasonalRot of Season 6 and 7, making the impact even stronger.
** And J.D. also grew his beard...

** My Old Lady will never fails to make viewers bawl like babies.

** My Last Words, when J.D. and Turk spend the entire night talking with George, a man with no family who's dying. Probably the only episode that brought tears to this Troper's eyes.* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Come on, you know it's there.