Uh oh, here we go...

Donald Faison has been cast in new CBS pilot "The Odds", filmed in Las Vegas. Obviously Donald would have been a main character in season ten, so, unlike Sarah's pilot casting, this is really bad news. Is it over? By Billio I hope not. :(

Read more about it here.

As dehydration sets in, try not to hit the wall.

The campaign has been slow recently, and it seems we've hit a slight road block.

Uh oh.

But JD ran over a racoon and still managed to woo Kylie, so we need to run over this irritating beast standing in the middle of the road and woo Steve MacPherson, though we must avoid temptation in the form of Molly for a while...

Ausiello has branded Scrubs as 'a long shot' for renewal on their list. And Ausiello is usually right.

But we CAN'T GIVE UP!! I can't stress this enough!!

Do this, if you haven't already (and if you have, do it again!):

-Write "Please, Save Our Scrubs" to ABC, under as many identities as you want. File it as a complaint, they usually get read more seriously.

-Tweet #saveourscrubs as much as possible.

-Tell all of your friends about the campaign.

-Write it in random places, wherever one can publicly write.

-Go into computer shops and put SOS websites on their tester computers.

-Make SOS fan art, put it as your facebook/twitter/myspace etc. photos.

So get out there and WORK!!!!!!!!

Bad news, apologies, and hope//

Sorry I haven't been posting much lately, I'm in the middle of moving house and feel like everything is a bit shit, which always means I'm watching Scrubs more than talking about it.

So, the news is, as you've probably read on the brilliant Scrubs HQ SOS website (that sounded a bit sarcastic but it wasn't meant to be, it's a genuinely brilliant website), that Sarah Chalke has been signed on for an ABC pilot, called Freshman.

Read more about it here.

What sucks is that it sounds really good. It sounds a bit like a mix of Cougar Town, Maneater, Sex and the City... pretty much any woman-centric comedy on television. Which equals sure fire hit. And with the loved HIMYM people behind it, they can't go wrong. This is brilliant for Sarah, a starring role will no doubt bring home the bacon for little Charlie and apparently even littler Jamie (hehe ;)), but it could be bad stuff for Scrubs.

Little Jamie, looking for the bacon...

Then again, I don't think any of us were expecting Sarah to be in season 10 if it did happen, so we've just got to hope her signing doesn't affect our chances. Wouldn't it be funny if Freshman took Scrubs' spot? A real, Randall-style punch in the crotch? But thankfully I don't think ABC are that evil...

A little glimmer of hope for Scrubs may have arisen though. Airdates for 9x12 and 9x13 have been issued for the 10th and 17th of March. Perhaps the fact they've been scheduled apart and not just a double on the tenth means that McPherson isn't really trying to burn them off and is coming round to the idea of continuing the spin-off? Let's hope, bebes, let's hope. :)

Time away to think up new ideas... And check out this wicked shiz!

For six days I have been locked up in a room with just myself and a telly, thinking up ways to continue this ailing campaign. And I've a slightly hopeless, but reportable nonetheless, idea.

As I put in the first post on this blog, a place to easily contact ABC, though with a restricting word limit, is here: http://abc.go.com/site/contact-us

I think if we all send a message on that, simply saying "Please, Save Our Scrubs" it could be quite effective.



It's so quick and easy to do, and people can do it multiple times if they really want to, using different names. It's so simple, and if many people do it, it will show tremendous support and could really make a difference in Scrubs' future. So why not?

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Also, on another note, the revered Scrubs news website, Scrubs HQ has launched its own SOS page here, and it's very good, with a petition on it also: http://www.scrubs-hq.com/sos/

It reported this earlier today:

ABC has order a new pilot from Two of Scrubs executive producers have

“Scrubs executive producers Steven Cragg and Brian Bradley, How to Be a Better American follows a father who begins a journey to be a better person, much to the chagrin of his family.”

Could this be bad news for Scrubs?

Eeep. :O