Scrubs is a medical TV show that ran for nine seasons. It has been praised by medical personnel as the most accurate medical show on TV. Even passing Grey's Anatomy. The show begins with the main characters with the main characters first day of working at a hospital. The main characters include Dr. Dorian, his best friend Dr. Turk, and Dr. Eliot Reed. Additional characters include their mentors Dr. Kelso and Dr. Cox, a nurse named Carla who has been working at the hospital before the main characters came in, the hospitals lawyer named Ted, and the Janitor who is simply called "the janitor."

Dr. Dorian goes by JD. He and Dr. Turk have a bromance that's better than the Notebook. He and Turk always have fun while taking patients at he hospital.

Dr. Turk goes by Turk. Turk is easily the most laid back person from the hospital. He always encourages a fun work environment much to the displeasure of his supervisors.

Dr. Reed goes by Eliot. She starts as borderline obsessive, insecure, and trying to figure her life out but grows to become a confident doctor.

Carla is a smart, compassionate nurse. She is also very bossy and the only one with guts to stand up to Dr. Kelso and Dr. Cox

Dr. Cox is very rough around the edges and is incredibly blunt. He is not afraid to tell someone if they are not fit for the medical field. He doesn't seem like a nice guy but he does truly care for people.

Dr. Kelso is even more blunt than Dr. Cox. He doesn't really care for people.

1. You never have to grow up

2. A best friend will get you through everything

3. Relationships change but the strong ones don't change too much

4. Do what makes you happy and don't care what anyone has to say about it.

5. You never get to pick your own nickname.

6. We all have our days when we are at least a little cynical.

7. In relationships, let the little stuff go.

8. If you have someone important in your life, never let them go.

9. Relationships are nothing like what they show on TV or in movies

10. We all have our ways of letting off steam.

11. If you can make anyone in the world feel a little bit better, consider yourself lucky.