The TV show Scrubs premiered on NBC, introducing audiences to the medical comedy-drama series created by Bill Lawrence.
Scrubs moved from NBC to ABC starting with its seventh season, marking a significant shift in the show's network home.
The ninth and final season of Scrubs aired, which featured a new cast and served as a spinoff series titled 'Scrubs: Med School'.
The final episode of Scrubs aired, concluding the series after nine seasons and over 180 episodes.
John 'J.D.' Dorian begins his internship at Sacred Heart Hospital, starting his journey as a young doctor.
Elliot Reid starts her medical internship alongside J.D., marking the beginning of her career at Sacred Heart.
Perry Cox starts his role as an attending physician, mentoring new interns including J.D.
J.D. and Elliot begin to explore their complicated romantic feelings for each other.
Chris Turk and Carla Espinosa get married, solidifying their personal and professional partnership.
After completing his residency, J.D. is promoted to attending physician at Sacred Heart.
Chris Turk is promoted to Chief of Surgery at Sacred Heart Hospital.
Elliot completes her residency and secures a staff position at Sacred Heart.
J.D. and Elliot start a family, adding a new dynamic to their lives.
J.D. departs Sacred Heart Hospital to pursue new opportunities outside the hospital setting.
