Scrubs (2026) Season 2, Episode 4 Review – “My Chief”
Scrubs treads water with a handful of familiar, mostly underwhelming stories.
Scrubs treads water with a handful of familiar, mostly underwhelming stories.
Scrubs buries a great storyline under two middling ones in “My Ex’s Ex”.
Scrubs’ insistence on navel-gazing nostalgia makes for a slightly disappointing episode.
The Scrubs revival returns with a slightly-improved version, more streamlined version of itself.
The dichotomy between the generations of Scrubs characters is laid bare in the revival’s first season finale.
Scrubs elevates an uneven episode with one of the best scenes in the show’s 10-season history.
The Scrubs revival finally finds its footing with the terrific “My Best Friend’s Barbecue”.
Scrubs continues to struggle with characters and pacing, though its clear the revival is starting to slowly figure out its new rhythms.
Scrubs still can’t find its groove – but at least “My Angel” offers up an encouraging third act to build upon.
Scrubs rides an dreadfully unfunny Matt Rife guest appearance through another middling episode.