[ SECRET POST #3069 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3069 ⌋

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Comments

[dreemyweird]

Oh, man, JD and Turk. Generally speaking, I share the OP's opinion on the matter, but with Scrubs I don't even care that it's often played as a joke. They're so epic.

[(Anonymous)]

Turk and JD were an adorable friendship and they truly loved each other. Plus Scrubs did a lot of things right in the way they did their comedy.

I always appreciated that Scrubs had funny women as well, so many comedies of the time (and today) often just put women in as the straight one.

[dreemyweird]

Yes, that's definitely true. And I loved Carla!

[intrigueing]

Generally speaking, I share the OP's opinion on the matter, but with Scrubs I don't even care that it's often played as a joke.

Yeah, this. :) Turk and JD are the big exception to my annoyance with "lol so gay" jokes. Probably because they act so over the top about their Guy Love that it wraps all the way back around and turns into a whole different layer of humor.