Scott Foley, of Felicity, Grey’s Anatomy, and Scrubs fame had a part on Dawson’s Creek early in his career as Cliff Elliot, a star player on the football team.
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Before landing a job with Pawnee’s Parks Department in Parks and Recreation, Aziz Ansari worked At Sacred Heart Hospital in four episodes of Scrubs!
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Fans of Chuck will recognize Sarah Lancaster as Chuck’s older sister Ellie and fans of the 90s television will recognize her as Rachel from Saved by the Bell, but how many of you remember her for her role as Lisa the Gift Shop Girl in three episodes of Scrubs?
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Another famous voice from The Boondocks! John C. McGinley, otherwise known as irascible-but-ultimately-lovable Dr. Cox from Scrubs, voiced The White Shadow, a government agent following Huey (who may or may not be real) in a season 1 episode.
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Depending on how old you are, you either know Phill Lewis for his role as Mr. Moseby on The Suite Life of Zach and Cody, or for his recurring appearances on Raising Hope, Scrubs (“Hooch is crazy!”), or The Big C, but if you’re really old (by Tumblr’s standards, anyway), you probably know him as Dennis, the school newspaper editor from Heathers (1988).
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Hey, Michael Jackson cover song. Arrested Development’s Tony Hale wearing a diamond-studded glove where his hook should be and Scrub’s Donald Faison appeared in the video for Fall Out Boy’s cover of “Beat It.”
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Embeth Davidtz played Miss Honey, everyone’s favorite teacher, in the 1996 movie Matilda. She’s also appeared in the first season of the HBO series In Treatment as a patient in couples therapy, and in an episode of Scrubs as one of Jordan’s friends who JD envisions as a vampire trying to seduce him in one of his many colorful day dreams.
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Donald Faison (Scrubs) and Fred Willard (who has over 230 acting credits on IMDB) were in the second season of Sabrina the Teenage Witch in an episode called “Rumor Mill”. Fred Willard played Bobby Calzone, a sleazy uncle who convinces his nephew Dashiell* (Faison) and Sabrina to spread rumors as charity work.
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*shoutout to Destiel/Supernatural fans?
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Barry Bostwick, known as Brad Majors (asshole!) in the ultimate cult hit The Rocky Horror Picture Show, made an appearance in season three of Scrubs as Mr. Randolph, a patient suffering from prostate cancer.
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John C. McGinley, best known as Dr. Perry Cox on Scrubs, was in the 1986 movie Sweet Liberty.
Bonus Famous Faces: M*A*S*H star Alan Alda can be spotted in the back and Saul Rubinek (Warehouse 13) is in the foreground on the right.
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We’ve spotted Tim DeKay (White Collar) as Rich Hill on Scrubs, but did you know he was also a corporate budget cutter in an episode of Sports Night back in 2000?
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Who has two thumbs and appeared in an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation? This guy. It’s Ken Jenkins, Dr. Kelso from Scrubs, as Dr. Stubbs!
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In season 8 of Scrubs, J.D. (Zach Braff) claimed that he had ”grown up on the street, not the hood…Sesame Street.” In reality, however, it was Braff’s co-star Donald Faison who appeared in an episode of Sesame Street back in 1992.
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Gunther from Friends would have made a terrible couples therapist, so congrats to James Michael Tyler on not being typecast! Here he is as Turk and Carla’s marriage counselor in an episode of Scrubs.
Seven years before John C. McGinley became Dr. Cox, everyone’s favorite giver of tough love doctor on Scrubs, he was a plumber and former childhood bully in an episode of Frasier.
