Official promotional photos for the ninth season of ABC‘s Scrubs.

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Scrubs might be over for its protagonist J.D., but is it the same for the rest of the Sacred Heart Staff?  Actor Zach Braff, who plays the lead character on the show, has already made his decision to leave the series.  However, it seems as though the network isn‘t ready to let go of him and the show.

ABC unveiled its Fall schedule today and it features an ambitious lineup of new series to premiere all season long.  The schedule features eight new shows, including a Wednesday night that contains nothing but new programs.  This is identical to the strategy ABC used two years ago when it premiered three new hour-long shows on Wednesdays.

ABC is expected to formally announce tomorrow that they‘ll air six new dramas and four new comedies as part of their 2009 fall lineup, with high concept genre ensemble

There are hardly any words for how J.D. (Zach Braff) left Sacred Heart Hospital, unless you suddenly have the urge to blurt out "Eagle!" as a tribute.  Anyway,

Yes, today‘s that day; J.D. will be having his last moments at Sacred Heart Hospital soon.  Fans of Scrubs should ready themselves for whatever tickles and tears that the series will bring, as ABC airs the show‘s season 8 finale.

As the season finale of Scrubs gets closer and closer (only a few hours left!), the anticipation is getting higher.  It‘s like a disease - you want it to end but you can‘t help but stick around and watch.  Whatever you may be feeling as