Title	Both. Look, I know what people think of me,
From	Scrubs - Season 9
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Scrubs - Season 9

Scrubs is a beloved American medical comedy-drama that won the hearts of millions of viewers. However, when it comes to Scrubs - Season 9, things take a bit of a different turn. Originally airing in the year 2009, this season marked a significant departure for the show, with an altered storyline and a significant cast change. The ninth season of Scrubs undergoes a major transformation by shifting the focus from the familiar grounds of Sacred Heart Hospital to a new educational setting - Winston University School of Medicine. With this new setup, the show introduces a fresh cast, while some beloved characters from previous seasons make occasional appearances to guide and mentor the new recruits. The primary cast features a mix of familiar faces and new talent. The central protagonist, J.D. (played by Zach Braff), becomes a visiting professor at Winston University. Braff brings his trademark charm and wit to the role, reminding fans of why they fell in love with his character from the very beginning. J.D.'s best friend Turk (played by Donald Faison) also joins him as a professor at the university. Their friendship and hilarious banter continue to provide laughter and heartwarming moments throughout the season, as they navigate the challenges of teaching a new generation of medical professionals. One of the standout characters of Season 9 is Lucy Bennett, played by Kerry Bishé. Lucy is a first-year medical student eager to make her mark in the medical world. Bishé's portrayal of Lucy brings a refreshing energy to the show, showcasing the struggles and triumphs of a young student as she grows into her role as a future doctor. Additionally, other new characters include Drew Suffin (played by Michael Mosley), another medical student with a mischievous personality, and Cole Aaronson (played by Dave Franco), a wealthy and arrogant student who adds a touch of comedic rivalry. Though Scrubs - Season 9 faced mixed reviews and a divided fan base due to its stark departure in several aspects, it still retains the series' distinctive mix of comedy, drama, and heartfelt moments. Viewers can expect witty one-liners, touching life lessons, and the ever-lovable fantasy sequences that made the show so iconic. If you're longing to relive the laughter, heartfelt moments, and beloved characters of Scrubs - Season 9, you're in luck! You can play and download the sounds of this season right here, allowing you to reminisce about the unique journey this season took viewers on. So, grab your stethoscope, put on your scrubs, and prepare for a hilarious and heartwarming adventure with Scrubs - Season 9. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual viewer, the familiar halls of Winston University will surely bring a smile to your face and remind you why Scrubs remains a favorite among many.

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