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9 ways Scrubs did music better than any other TV show

The moments from Scrubs that want to make you jump up and shout “EAGLE!”

SCRUBS HAS GIVEN us a lot of laughs over the years, but also great musical scenes – both heartfelt and hilarious.

Hands up who first heard The Fray’s How To Save A Life on Scrubs? Alright, maybe we wouldn’t thank them for that one.

But in the grand scheme of things, Scrubs used music and dancing in a more whimsical and funny way than almost any other show out there. Here’s how.

1. The Overkill episode

Arranged here lyrically in sequence. Ouch, right in the emotions.

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2. That time The Polyphonic Spree dropped by

Musical credibility points.

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3. Turk’s incredible dance to Poison…

…And Todd’s amazing dance to Workin’ For The Weekend, too, for good measure.

Mesmerising.

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4. That airband version of Boston

And Turk’s amazing moves didn’t go to waste. They landed him prime spot in the best airband group of all time.

Of all time.

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5. ALL of Ted’s barbershop quartet

ALL of it.

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6. And of course, the Janitor’s barbershop quartet

“Hibbleton!”

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7. JD’s impromptu rendition of Don’t Stop Believin’

In fact, Don’t Stop Believin’ was used to great effect in the episode “My Journey.”

Has any other character had a better taste in music than JD?

Well, maybe Turk.

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8. JD singing Toto in the bath

WE TOLD YOU HE HAD AMAZING TASTE.

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9. And of course…

The entire musical-themed episode from season 6, cleverly titled “My Musical.”

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