‘Scrubs’ Debates the War
In this clip from the popular hospital-based sitcom, a wounded U.S. soldier from Iraq prompts lighthearted, hospitalwide arguments about the merits of America's involvement in Iraq. Watch it.
In this clip from the popular hospital-based sitcom, a wounded U.S. soldier from Iraq prompts lighthearted, hospitalwide arguments about the merits of America’s involvement in Iraq.
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