Hey, it's Bill Lawrence again. No, no, no trigger channel promotion. Get it off. It's all about scrubs. Here's what I wanted to do. Forget about pledges, we have everything else. I'm so eternally grateful for all the people that still seem to care about scrubs. They're still fans of this show. It was one of the best professional and personal moments of my life, that job. And so it's been a blast talking to you guys, big little videos. Even talking to haters, I've engaged a bunch of you guys with fun conversations. I've really enjoyed it. Look, from now on, I'm not going to try and promote my other show. I just thought what might be interesting is if you guys, I'll start a thread in the discussion page for you guys to ask questions of cast members and I will take them to those questions. I'm going to visit with Zach Braff, who you guys might know of, or about, and Chris Tamiller, who I know a little bit and still hang out with. And I ask Zach Braff, if he could remember, the hardest he has ever laughed, working on scrubs. Hey, what's up? This is Zach Braff, and this is Scoot. Say I Scoot. Hello. Hello. Okay. Go f***ing somewhere. I'll find it. One day, Bill asked me to say hi to you Scrubs fans on Facebook and to introduce one of my funny memories on the show. Neil Flynn and I were improvving through a little bit of a scene where he's made Scrubs shorts for me. And he's telling me that his wife made them and it was very difficult for her because she didn't have all of her fingers. I think Neil is obviously a sterical human being and this situation with so bizarre, there were a lot of times it took many, many takes to get through jokes on Scrubs. But this one I always remember as the hardest one. Well, the good Lord didn't bless my wife with all ten fingers. She's only got pointer and thumb pinky. He was trying. This kid's here again. Alright. What's the big deal? I can see that you're going to go. Sorry. The good Lord didn't bless my wife with all ten fingers. She's like a crab woman. Look, I'm sorry for so many things, but as much as I'd love to wear these from the doctor, I can't wear shorts or work. They're nice. And also, come check out my Facebook page, please, Facebook.com slash Zach Braff. There's 9,302,000 of you on here and only 800,000 on mine. So either 8 million of you don't know about my page or love the show, but not me. So that's it. Nothing much else to say. Oh, I wrote a play. My first play is going to be in Off-Broadway this summer in New York at the second stage theater. It's called All New People. July and August. I hope you come see it. And that's it. I love you guys. Thanks for being such loyal fans, to scrubs. And that's it. Godspeed, Chalom. For real, if you're going to be in New York this summer, make sure you go see Zach's play. I'm going to. If you have a chance, he's Zach's movie too. Also, he's doing some really cool. He brings singer-songwriters up to his apartment in New York and actually just shooting them and doing new songs. So here's a link right here. To Colin Hayes, new song. To Colin, he was a friend of the show. We used tons of his music on scrubs. He got a chance to see him. He's fantastic as well. Chris didn't want to do any more of these videos, so I basically had to sneak up on her while she was doing bed this morning. True. Hey, how you doing? I just woke up. And I asked her what it was like, A, working with Johnny C, B, whether it was annoying when I was humming around during all of her kissing. Her response was, I'm intrigued. I love working with Johnny C, because Johnny C always brings his A game. What was it like kissing John McGinley when you guys were playing a couple when I was around? It was odd, was I always still kind of hovering around set? You were always kind of hovering. Your favorite scene was John McGinley. First of all, I got just lying bad doing the scene, which is my favorite. And I gave a speech like one of his speeches. Is there anything else I can do for you? I need you to go to the video store and get me anything with Vigo's something, son. I need white chocolate, strawberry seltzer, peppercornberry, and a polaroid of the tomato plant that I planted last spring, because I'm worried it may have snails. Oh, and if you see that neighbor, Lena, from Down the Hall, I want you to roll your eyes and say the word, under your breath, but loud enough so she can hear. And don't forget to be home by 630, because you're going to give Jack his bath before you make my dinner. But when will I have time to kill myself? It's not my problem. Do you like yourself some Vigo's something, son? Yeah, so I said myself some Vigo's something, son. Also, I asked her what her favorite scene with Zach Brath was. My favorite one is where I've made out with Zach Brath. Take off your pants. Yes, ma'am. And your very first episode? Yeah. That's my favorite too. I watch it on a continuous loop in our house. Really, that seems weird. Anyway, that's it. Looking at the discussion section, I'll post a thread that says, what do you want Bill to ask the cast? And we will work our way through all of them that I can find. Okay, I will promise only to pick questions for you guys. If you have any questions for me, though, I'm not accepting anymore. Why does career time suck balls? I'm done with that question. But I've asked those questions along as well. And again, thanks for watching scrubs. Thanks for caring about it. I would love someday for all of you to ask to make it a new movie or, you know, I have it be a Broadway musical. Yeah, someone's trying to do that. It's weird. I don't know. But until then, I appreciate you guys keep watching and talking about it for me. It's a huge nostalgic thing to go on there and read what you're saying and talk back and forth with you. So thank you very much. And right in now, you can be that guy that just walked behind me. See you around.