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[aparisi2274]

lol, he sang a tune to the Sanford and Son Theme

"Boy I sure hope I dont have Dog Flu"


Well that was a great episode. I like how they handled the sitcom aspect of it, with the 3 cameras and the laugh track. they did a nice job.

Who else enjoyed this ep?

 

[bridegur]

I saw the last half of it and enjoyed what it had to offer. This was only the second time I've seen this show, but I think I might start watching it regularly. The sitcom part was hilarious. "At least I won't have to eat my wife's food anymore!"

 

[TheOMan]

I liked the first half, but I hate to say that I did not enjoy the "sitcom" portion. This season has not been doing it for me, but it's still funnier than the majority of shows on television.

 

[tedtropy]

lol, he sang a tune to the Sanford and Son Theme

"Boy I sure hope I dont have Dog Flu"


Well that was a great episode. I like how they handled the sitcom aspect of it, with the 3 cameras and the laugh track. they did a nice job.

Who else enjoyed this ep?

The show doesn't seem as witty as I remembered, but I enjoyed tonight's episode...and Sarah Chalke's boobies.

 

[aparisi2274]

The show doesn't seem as witty as I remembered, but I enjoyed tonight's episode...and Sarah Chalke's boobies.

yes those were lovely.


I just thought they did a good job with the pauses for the laugh tracks and were still able to keep the momentum. And then I like how they sorta meshed his daydream with the real life at the end. that was cool.

 

[tedtropy]

yes those were lovely.


I just thought they did a good job with the pauses for the laugh tracks and were still able to keep the momentum. And then I like how they sorta meshed his daydream with the real life at the end. that was cool.

I like how the solution to life's misery was watching TV. Works for me!

 

[Memles]

I liked the first half, but I hate to say that I did not enjoy the "sitcom" portion. This season has not been doing it for me, but it's still funnier than the majority of shows on television.

See, I wasn't enormously entertained by the sitcom portion, but I LOVED the entrance of the Janitor. That was classic.

I enjoyed it for what it was; on one hand, it was clearly a commentary on how idiotic sitcom conventions are and how that could never happen in real life. And, on the other hand, it was a cute little reminder of how awesome the normal Scrubs is, with no laugh track and genuinely funny.

Other than the fact that it fit in cohesively with the episode, I must say that the ulterior motive was quite funny; the executive producer of Scrubs is filming multiple standard sitcom pilots for the Fall Season, and wanted to use the Scrubs crew to film them to save having to build a new crew for a pilot that could mean nothing. So, this served as a chance to get them familiarized with the process. Neat stuff.

 

[Azala]

I really really liked that episode. The jokes in the beginning were very funny, and the transition to life and back again went very smoothly. I too saw two levels to this episode, and enjoyed them both.

And very glad Aiken's appearance was brief.

 

[gigapower]

Scrubs is the best show in prime time IMHO.

 

[Brian Fellows]

Then you musnt have seen Arrested Development yet

Scrubs is easily #2 though and this episode was easily my favorite of this season.

 

[mj1108]

Then you musnt have seen Arrested Development yet

Scrubs is easily #2 though and this episode was easily my favorite of this season.

Scrubs & AD are #1 & #2. Now just which order you want to put them in is up t you, but they are the top 2 without a doubt.