Jon
12-11-06, 06:01 PM
Charlie Brown Christmas - Performed by the Cast of Scrubs
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Take everyone's favorite Christmas special, mix in a little wackiness
from everyone's favorite medical sitcom, and what do you get? You
get the video that's after the jump: a ten-minute version of A Charlie
Brown Christmas with the voices of the cast of Scrubs dubbed in.
And don't think that this is just Zach Braff, John C. McGinley and
company doing a literal reading of the Charlie Brown script; it's more
like a Scrubs episode, complete with flashbacks, girl names, and penis
jokes. Even the characters are the same. Except here, JD looks like
Chuck, Dr. Cox looks like Linus, Carla looks like Lucy, etc. (And there's
even a Cox Rant (tm) or two in there, in places you wouldn't expect).
I'll let you be surprised at where the other voices pop up.
It was submitted to us by Ryan A. Levin, who worked on the show
as a production assistant and is credited with writing the season five
episode "My Cabbage." He also wrote and produced this video with
Daniel Russ an assistant editor on the show. The video was made
during season three. It's very funny and definitely worth a look.
http://www.youtube.com/v/20Of_mna-Rs
http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.tvsquad.com/media/2006/12/scrubs250.jpg
Take everyone's favorite Christmas special, mix in a little wackiness
from everyone's favorite medical sitcom, and what do you get? You
get the video that's after the jump: a ten-minute version of A Charlie
Brown Christmas with the voices of the cast of Scrubs dubbed in.
And don't think that this is just Zach Braff, John C. McGinley and
company doing a literal reading of the Charlie Brown script; it's more
like a Scrubs episode, complete with flashbacks, girl names, and penis
jokes. Even the characters are the same. Except here, JD looks like
Chuck, Dr. Cox looks like Linus, Carla looks like Lucy, etc. (And there's
even a Cox Rant (tm) or two in there, in places you wouldn't expect).
I'll let you be surprised at where the other voices pop up.
It was submitted to us by Ryan A. Levin, who worked on the show
as a production assistant and is credited with writing the season five
episode "My Cabbage." He also wrote and produced this video with
Daniel Russ an assistant editor on the show. The video was made
during season three. It's very funny and definitely worth a look.
http://www.youtube.com/v/20Of_mna-Rs