Brendan Fraser, however, was the only actor to appear on Scrubs during the time in which he was also a big movie star. Fraser’s three episodes of Scrubs , in fact, coincided with the peak of his ...

Brendan Fraser’s recent jog through the Academy Awards marathon turned into a love fest for the endearing movie star, and the work he had accomplished over the years. As much as his Best Actor ...

Fraser guest-starred a handful of times during the early seasons of “Scrubs,” playing Ben Sullivan, Dr. Cox’s (John C. McGinley) former brother-in-law and good friend.

Ask any Scrubs fan what their favorite episode is, and at least 6 out of 10 will tell you that it’s “My Screw-Up,” the 14th episode of the third season. It’s more popularly known as the ...

Scrubs: My Occurrence - NBC. J.D. (Zach Braff) sees the human side of his mentor when he has to deliver disturbing test results to Dr. Cox' (John C. McGinley) good friend and former brother-in-law ...

It's safe to say that Brendan Fraser has always been one of the most beloved actors in Hollywood. His time working with Fraser still resonates with Scrubs star Zach Braff, back from when The Whale ...

Bless Brendan Fraser for helping J.D. learn to fly. In the season 1 Scrubs episode "My Hero," fans witnessed what would be the first "Eagle!" uttered by Zach Braff's J.D. while being tossed in the ...

The Scrubs reboot has revealed a heartbreaking change for Zach Braff's protagonist JD, ... John Ritter, and Brendan Fraser. Scrubs ran nine seasons on NBC and ABC before concluding in March 2010.

Bless Brendan Fraser for helping J.D. learn to fly.. In the season 1 Scrubs episode "My Hero," fans witnessed what would be the first "Eagle!" uttered by Zach Braff's J.D. while being tossed in ...

Brendan Fraser suggests the studio behind "George of the Jungle 2" was too cheap to bring him back. Disney released the sequel in 2003 with Christopher Showerman replacing Fraser in the role.

Scrubs lasted nine seasons, and followed Zach Braff’s surgeon in training through his emotional and comedic years at Sacred Heart hospital. Brendan Fraser appeared in three episodes of the show ...

Fraser guest-starred a handful of times during the early seasons of “Scrubs,” playing Ben Sullivan, Dr. Cox’s (John C. McGinley) former brother-in-law and good friend.