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TELEVISION REVIEW, THE NEW SEASON
'Scrubs' Dispenses Doses of Laughter
NBC's medical comedy stands out with creative writing and a likable cast.

By HOWARD ROSENBERG, Times Television Critic


     Never has draining a stomach been funnier than on NBC's new "Scrubs." All right, you have to be there.
     "Scrubs" ranges from silliness to wonderful silliness as prime time's first medical comedy that generates big laughs, its young protagonist starting his career as an intern in a chaotic teaching facility only a bit less twisted than the one in Paddy Chayefsky's dark satire, "The Hospital."
     Joining J.D. (Zach Braff) on his terrifying first day are his best friend and fellow intern (Donald Faison) and a sassy female intern (Sarah Chalke).
     Meanwhile, a caring nurse (Judy Reyes) looks after him, the chief of medicine (Ken Jenkins) orders him to turn away patients who don't have insurance, and a caustic staff doctor at once torments him and dispenses sage advice: "If you push around a stiff, nobody will ask you to do anything."
     J.D.: "You're like a father to me."
     Although the humor begins broadly, it grows on you as you adjust to its rhythms, and ultimately you hear yourself laughing out loud. This is easily NBC's best new series. It's also one of those distinctive comedies in which everything meshes, joining Braff and the rest of the likable cast with smart, creative writing that at one point pauses tenderly to reflect on the death of one of J.D.'s patients without becoming maudlin.
     "I'll never forget that moment," J.D. says about the man on a slab, "how he looked exactly the same, only completely different."
     It's a nice moment in a premiere of many witty moments. Including that stomach.
MADONNA RUSHED TO HOSPITAL
-- then flees after bomb scare
A SHELL-SHOCKED Madonna -- still reeling from the terrorist tragedy -- was rushed to a Los Angeles hospital. And to make matters worse, she had to be rushed OUT of the hospital because of a terrifying bomb threat.
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RIDE 'EM COWGIRL: Madonna paid a high price for riding a mechanical bull on her recently finished "Drowned World" tour.

But pals say as soon as she's mended, the defiant diva plans to throw herself into fund-raising for victims, survivors and their families.

"Several weeks into her 'Drowned World' tour, Madonna began having abdominal pains from riding a mechanical bull that is part of her act. But she didn't want to disappoint her fans by postponing any concert dates, so she gamely kept on," said an insider.

But after the tour was over she wasted no time going to the hospital.

"She slipped into Cedars-Sinai on September 19 for surgery to repair an abdominal hernia. In all the commotion over the terrorist attacks she didn't want to call any attention to herself."

While the superstar was at Cedars, a bomb threat was phoned in and she was forced to flee.

"Madonna had to leave the hospital early while she was still in pain," said a source who was at the hospital.

"As she walked back to her car in the hospital's basement garage you could clearly see she was terrified and in pain. She looked weak as a rag doll."

Physically the tour has been particularly grueling for Madonna.

She canceled a sold-out show in August because of laryngitis and she did not want to disappoint fans again.
 
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