Scrubs (2026) Season 1, Episode 6 Review – “My V.I.P.”
Scrubs continues to struggle with characters and pacing, though its clear the revival is starting to slowly figure out its new rhythms.
Scrubs continues to struggle with characters and pacing, though its clear the revival is starting to slowly figure out its new rhythms.
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