[22] Inevitably, almost all reviews, both positive and negative, compared the episode to Buffy the Vampire Slayer's musical episode, "Once More, with Feeling". For the term, see, Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series, "Why You Must 'Tune' In to Tonight's Scrubs Musical! It is the 123rd episode of the show, and was originally aired as episode 6 of season 6 on January 18, 2007. [5] The song also parodies "Tango: Maureen" from "Rent." These are the twelve months of the year. ", "Friends Forever/What's Going to Happen" was composed by Fordham, Marx and Lopez. "[5] Fordham had long been a LuPone fan (which is the reason D'Abruzzo's character was named Patti Miller).[15]. [14] Chalke described the episode as a unifying experience for the struggling show, mentioning that, for the first time in six years, the entire cast and crew met up to watch the episode together. According to Lawrence, "I knew that Donald [Faison] and Judy [Reyes] were Broadway-style singers and dancers. Dr. Cox tells Ms. Miller that if she can get J.D. Děti mají v červenci a srpnu prázdniny. Carla has brought Isabella to the hospital, and everyone is cooing over the new baby, when Elliot comes in and announces happily that she just bought a new house. It was written by Debra Fordham, who also wrote most of the lyrics. The episode follows the story of Patti Miller, (Stephanie D'Abruzzo), a patient who mysteriously starts hearing everyone's speech as singing. However, this was not the original plan. Quite the contrary, Turk and J.D. Carla thinks that Turk and J.D.

Turk exits with Isabella, and Elliot expresses concern that J.D. The song also appeared in "My Road to Nowhere", as Turk's cell phone ring tone for Carla, and as an arranged incidental version in "My Words of Wisdom", and was played as background music while Turk and J.D. Carla has decided to take one year parental leave, and Laverne, Ted, and The Worthless Peons wonder how they can go on at the hospital without Carla's help ("Gonna Miss You, Carla"). [10], The filming of the episode was, as expected, a long process. The song was also used in the season 9 premiere "Our First Day of School. ", "For the Last Time, I'm Dominican" was composed by Fordham, Perry, and Stevens.

It also serves the same dramatic purpose as "One Day More": it is a showstopper finale to Act One that reprises all previous songs, summarizes Act One's events, and teases the events to come in Act Two. [3] Fordham has called Ms. Miller's solo in "What's Going to Happen" the easiest part of the episode for her to write.[2].

Ms. Miller interrupts them, afraid about her upcoming surgery, and asks, "What's Going to Happen?" Klikni pro výslovnost The first month of the year is _____ .

"[3] Fordham has described D'Abruzzo's section in this song as the episode's "Patti LuPone moment. Nevíte, jak se správně řeknou anglicky měsíce?

There are some notable cameos in the episode, including episode composer Jeff Marx as a pharmacist in "Gonna Miss You, Carla;" occasional Scrubs musical contributor Keren DeBerg as an extra in "Are You Okay?

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[2], D'Abruzzo was cast independently of her starring role in Avenue Q. Fordham wrote the part of Ms. Miller with D'Abruzzo in mind after seeing her in the off-Broadway show I Love You Because, after D'Abruzzo had left Avenue Q. Many noted that the songs fit the characters (like Dr. Cox's "Rant Song"), and that story arcs actually advanced in the episode (Carla returning to the hospital, and J.D.

Dr. Cox breaks the news to Ms. Miller, pulling a curtain for privacy that also signals the end of the act. and Turk, respectively ("Options"). As she returns to consciousness, she sees Elliot, J.D., and a worried group of onlookers singing to her ("All Right").

[21] The episode is also the most popular download of the entire series of Scrubs in the iTunes Store. ", "Musical hallucinations associated with seizures originating from an intracranial aneurysm", "Chatting with Stephanie D'Abruzzo Plus Spring Awakening on CD", "Tuned In: 'Scrubs' sings love song to Broadway", "Scrubs: Here Comes Rhymin' Kelso and the Dancin' 'Scrubs' Gang", "Primetime Emmys Complete 2007 Nominations and winners List", NBC's "Scrubs" to Feature Musical Episode with Songs by Q Composers, Stephanie D'Abruzzo to Star in "Scrubs" Musical Episode, Musical "Scrubs" Episode — with Stephanie D'Abruzzo — to Air in January, Clips from "Scrubs" Musical Episode — with Q's D'Abruzzo — Available for Internet Viewing, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=My_Musical&oldid=983992627, Articles with dead external links from September 2016, Articles with dead external links from April 2020, Articles with permanently dead external links, Short description is different from Wikidata, Television episode articles with short description for single episodes, Album articles lacking alt text for covers, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, Finale: "Friends Forever" / "What's Going to Happen" – 2:37, "Welcome to Sacred Heart" (Reprise) – 0:43, This page was last edited on 17 October 2020, at 14:30. Anglicky se kalendářní měsíc řekne month [mʌnθ]. "; and Broadway actress Karen Ziemba (a friend of Mackenzie's) as the neurologist. [3] Finally, at the end of Season 5, with Season 6 looking like it would probably be the last season; Lawrence told the writers that if they were ever going to do a musical episode, it should be in Season 6.

However, Lawrence had long been unwilling to do full musical episode, because of difficulties making it "organic to the show,"[4] and because of the amount of work that would inevitably be involved. The writing became easier, but she still wanted a reference to a tender moment between Turk and J.D.

The sequence was filmed two months after principal photography, to give Judy Reyes' pelvis enough time to heal for her to be able to tango. Nedaří se vám zapamatovat si měsíce v angličtině?

Carla begins to realize that she does not want to separate herself from her work for so long. It received nominations for Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series (Will Mackenzie), Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics ("Everything Comes Down to Poo" and "Guy Love"), Outstanding Music Direction (Jan Stevens); while it tied for the award for Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (Half-Hour) and Animation (Joe Foglia, Peter J. Nusbaum, and John W. Cook II) with Entourage. these are the twelve months of the year.

[4][20][21][22] This comparison was also made by Bill Lawrence, who credits Buffy for inspiring Scrubs' propensity for "big" episodes (such as this one, the multi-camera "My Life in Four Cameras", and the Wizard of Oz parody "My Way Home").

I knew Zach [Braff] loved musical theater. "[3] It was the hardest song for Fordham to write. [4][20][23][24] Reyes and Faison were the only members of the cast (besides the Broadway star D'Abruzzo) to receive praise for their singing abilities. he believes Ms. Miller is suffering from a psychological problem (as opposed to a neurological one), and tells him to run some tests and "turf her to Psych." Let's do it one more time. [5] The bald cap D'Abruzzo wore during the end of the episode took four hours to put on, and she described it as very uncomfortable.[8].

[2], The music, however, was not written by Fordham, but rather by several composers, including Paul Perry (a member of The Worthless Peons), Scrubs composer Jan Stevens, and Tony Award-winner Doug Besterman, each of whom helped write and arrange several songs.

and Turk. these are the twelve months of the year. Pokud vám zde nějaká důležitá informace schází, narazili jste na chybu nebo máte námět na vylepšení, tak nás neváhejte kontaktovat.

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