Scrubs - Season 2 [DVD]

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Product Description Guaranteeing the perfect dose of comedy, wit and bedside bad manners, this eagerly awaited second series of the acclaimed comedy hit sees rising Hollywood star Zach Braff reprising his role of the bungling medic J.D Dorian. Joining J.D. on his ward rounds amid the chaos and disorder of Sacred Heart Hospital are fellow fledging residents Elliot and Turk. This fabulous special edition four disc DVD box set features all 22 episodes of the second, Emmy award-winning series. Fix your funny bone with never before seen bonus features, including interviews with the cast, behind the scenes action and exclusive deleted scenes. Weirder, wittier and a little bit sicker than the first time around – don’t miss the second series of this side-splitting cult comedy. .co.uk Review The second series of hospital-based sitcom Scrubs sees young doctor J.D. with a bit more experience under his belt, but very little more common sense. Together with his best friend Turk, on-off girlfriend Elliot, and various other hospital dwellers (most notably John C. McGinley's grumpy Dr Cox) J.D. learns yet more lessons about life and love, all the while narrating his wacky adventures in a way that you'll either warm to or get really, really irritated by.Guest stars include Heather Locklear, Dick van Dyke and Ryan Reynolds, but Zach Braff is the real star of the show, and his wide-eyed puppy dog demeanour makes the inept J.D. endearing, in spite of his failings. Season 2 of Scrubs sees him juggling complications in both the personal and professional arenas as his career progresses, though this doesn’t stop him indulging in frequently surreal and elaborate fantasies.Though Scrubs will never be E.R., it doesn’t try to be; Scrubs is warmer and sillier, though the laughs never get in the way of its several heartfelt moments. The overall package is a little too polished and round-cornered to ever be particularly edgy or hard-hitting, but if you’re just after a warm-hearted comedy, you could do a lot worse. -- Sarah Dobbs