In January 2019, Lloyd was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor, which was subsequently revealed to be metastatic lung cancer that had spread to his liver, spine, and jaw. His wife Vanessa had given birth to their son, Weston, around the time Lloyd received his diagnosis. He died in Los Angeles on April 30, 2020, at the age of 56.
In January 2019, Lloyd was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor, which was subsequently revealed to be metastatic lung cancer that had spread to his liver, spine, and jaw. His wife Vanessa had given birth to their son, Weston, around the time Lloyd received his diagnosis. He died in Los Angeles on April 30, 2020, at the age of 56.
Scrubs has so many little moments that are just so real, like people being frustrated with outdated tech that the place wont pay to replace. They just dont make shows like this anymore
Hows the podcast? I listened to the first 4 episodes and honestly it was very comfy, a bunch of episode context and behinds the scenes info from Zach and Donald
Dead bald c**t
<3
Lovely
Always appreciated that they had an actual building for this show
Its the thing that makes Scrubs feel timeless i think, its a real location not a set.
In January 2019, Lloyd was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor, which was subsequently revealed to be metastatic lung cancer that had spread to his liver, spine, and jaw. His wife Vanessa had given birth to their son, Weston, around the time Lloyd received his diagnosis. He died in Los Angeles on April 30, 2020, at the age of 56.
what the frick, my mother died at the same age of the same thing
Brutal
Don't wait until you're 50+ to have children. You're robbing your kid of crucial father-child time.
Why would I want to have kids?
>Gets married
>Has a kid
>Dies a few months later from horrific cancer
Jesus man and to think this uncle Christopher Lloyd is still kicking
no he wasnt, but thats what made his scenes so good
wrong
HOW did he know?
Bidet
Be-nine, Be-nine and a half
scrubs thread? scrubs thread
This is the episode with the guy who has a broken laptop right, who cant talk without it.
i think so
my favorite episode
Scrubs has so many little moments that are just so real, like people being frustrated with outdated tech that the place wont pay to replace. They just dont make shows like this anymore
Yes. It's one of the "His Story" episodes
Always loved the ending when he thanks Janitor for spending the day with him unlike all the actual doctors who could careless
I fricking miss sticoms bros
I think its time for a Scrubs rewatch
They took this from us
amerigay here, i should have visited it when i had the chance. maybe one day ill visit the hotel or whatever it is now but it wont be the same
>he wasnt already re-watching
fake fan
im never having kids. 29 rn
>You smell like a Tugboat Captain
Hows the podcast? I listened to the first 4 episodes and honestly it was very comfy, a bunch of episode context and behinds the scenes info from Zach and Donald
It's weird watching clips and seeing all the little bits they cut out when it aired on my c**t's TV
For me? Its Kelso
%3D
Scrubs without israeliteed music when?
See ya later buddy
scrubs
archer
family guy
we had a golden era millenialbros
<3
qt
THE REWATCH BEGINS
I was pretty bummed when he died
Scrubs made me want to be a Doctor
did you become a doctor?
No
<3
Them making Janitor real was the best decision they made
Scrubs Pilot episode is fricking kino
Would you like some milk?
For me?
>getting tricked by a Chink
S1-3 are the peak of every sitcom