Fake Doctors, Real Friends with Zach and Donald

In this entertaining discussion, the hosts tackle JD's dilemma between care and finances through Dr. Cox and Dr. Kelso. Turk's quirky gift for Carla sparks hilarious moments, while Donald dives into his Star Wars passion and its influence on his creative work. They also explore intimate moments between Turk and Carla, the comedic brilliance in physical gags, and the quirky janitor lore. The episode wraps up with heartfelt gratitude towards essential workers, keeping things light yet poignant.

In this engaging discussion, Sarah Chalke, best known as Elliot from Scrubs, shares her journey from replacing Becky on Roseanne to her audition for Scrubs, full of anecdotes about chemistry reads and on-set improvisation. She details her quirky grocery shopping during quarantine and recalls a hilarious spray-tan mishap. The trio reflects on the emotional depth of the 'My Old Lady' episode, discussing its unique balance of humor and drama, and how their experiences shaped them as actors. Prepare for laughs and nostalgia!

Bill Lawrence, the brilliant creator of Scrubs, shares his journey from a med-advisor friend's influence to pitching a unique hospital comedy. He discusses the authenticity in casting, revealing how he tailored auditions for the best performances. The conversation dives into the show's essence, balancing humor with serious healthcare themes and real emotional bonds between characters. Lawrence also highlights memorable on-set improvisations and the decision to make the janitor a beloved, unpredictable character. Insights into early production choices and the show's lasting legacy make this a must-listen!

This week, the hosts dive into wild stories from the 2001 upfront party, including a hilariously drunken noogie on Jeff Zucker. They reflect on the importance of nurses in Scrubs and the creative challenges faced while building sets. Hear about J.D.'s battle to help a patient quit smoking, and enjoy inside jokes like the infamous Pac-Man machine. They also share amusing tales of being recognized by fans, highlighting the show's strong cast chemistry and innovation, along with gratitude for medical workers.

Zach and Donald discuss filming in an abandoned hospital, the audition process, and why they were so starstruck by Sarah Chalke, aka Dr. Eliot. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's classic episode, the crew becomes risk averse and Dr. Cox tries to ignore his feelings for the new pharmaceutical sales rep. In the real world, Zach and Donald talk about their new adventures in video gaming, and Zach talks about his musical themed Bar mitzvah.   Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You might have noticed we've been out of the office for a while. Zach and Donald return to tell you what they've been up to and what the future of Fake Doctors might look like. As we prepare to say our goodbyes, we want to thank you beautiful humans for going on this crazy ride with us. We love you beyond measure. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode, JD's older brother drops by Sacred Heart and humiliates his little brother with his lack of ambition. In the real world, Tom Cavanagh joins Zach and Donald to reminisce about the good ol' days, talk tattoos, and how to convince Greg Berlanti to put the guys in the DC Universe.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode, JD begins feeling like a doctor and upgrades his wardrobe to include a white medical coat. Meanwhile, Eliot discovers her new identity at the hospital. In the real world, Zach and Donald are all over the place discussing edibles, their love for Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn, and how many bugs are legally allowed in a can of tuna.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week features a hilarious betrayal as JD breaks Carla's trust, shattering his moral compass. Turk grapples with the uncomfortable realization of Kelso's sexist approval. In real life, Zach and Donald take a candid approach to discuss munchie cravings while lamenting the USA's mask-wearing habits. They blend humor with relatable insights, making the everyday struggles of friendship and societal norms feel both comforting and uproarious.