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Scrubs is going into syndication, which means you can now catch J.D., Turk and the rest of the Sacred Heart gang five nights a week. Visit www.watchscrubs.com to find out when it airs in your neighborhood.

To celebrate, the Scrubs folks are offering some very cool "Scrub in and Win" prizes:

One (1) Grand Prize winner will receive a $150 Visa Cash Card (because as we all know, cash can cure anything!)

Five (5) runner-up winners will receive a prize pack that includes a Scrubs Hat, T-Shirt, Pen and Clipboard.

To enter, leave a comment below before 5 PM Eastern, Friday, Sept. 25, 2009 telling us what you love about Scrubs. As always, we'll randomly choose six winners amongst the eligible entries. Some other details:
Click here for complete Official Rules. Good luck!

With ABC's Scrubs transforming into a teaching show instead of a hospital show, it seemed a pretty safe bet that most, if not all, of the new interns we met during the last season wouldn't make the new format. Throughout the season, only one of those characters really grew into a character that anyone gave a damn about: ice queen Denise.

So I was pretty stoked to find that Eliza Coupe has officially been cast in the new season of Scrubs.

As it's been speculated in the last months, Scrubs will not be the same when entering its ninth season. We know that Zach Braff and Sarah Chalke have both inked deals to appear in only six episodes and that, since Donald Faison's pilot wasn't picked up, rumors were going around that Scrubs 2.0 could revolve around Turk and medical school.

Confirmation has finally arrived and the show will indeed go through an extreme makeover that will take the action from the hospital to medical school.

Slight spoilers coming up!

...three Zachs for viewing.

Perhaps it's just coincidence, but right now our TV world has a trio of superb young actors in very different programs and they're all named Zach. Coincidence or the fact that the year they were born, Zachary was a really popular name for baby boys? Whatever, the bottom line is that Zach Braff, Zachary Levi, and Zachary Quinto are terrific and Scrubs, Chuck and Heroes, respectively, wouldn't be the same without them.

What's really interesting about these three Zachs, beside the fact that they all share the same first name, is that they could probably all play each other's roles -- even though it's hard to imagine Braff or Levi as evil, they're good enough to do it. And Zachary Quinto has done the nerdy, computer guy when he was on 24.

It's interesting, but if you squint a little and tilt your head, they all could look like they're brothers. However, while the Three Zs may pass as the Three Amigos if you put them in sombreros, they are definitely making the TV world a much happier landscape.