This review from Life&Style:

This weekend’s must-see date movie starring Zach Braff and Rachel Bilson. Surprisingly, mixing a little Scrubs with a little O.C. turns out to be a good thing! Here’s our review: What is it about turning the big 3-0 that’s so darn scary? For Michael (Zach Braff)>, it’s all about the c word: commitment. His live-in girlfriend, Jenna (Jacinda Barrett), has just announced she’s pregnant, and suddenly Michael’s feeling trapped and a little terrified. What else can a guy do but let himself be tempted by a doe-eyed college hottie (The O.C.’s Rachel Bilson) who really, really wants him?

KEEPING IT REAL: What happens next isn’t exactly startling, but the emotional aftermath feels real and true, which is a nice surprise. Braff and Barrett are compelling as a couple in major relationship transition, but the movie is nearly stolen by old pros Blythe Danner and Tom Wilkinson as Jenna’s parents, who are searching for signs of life in their 30-year marriage. They provide the sadder-but-wiser proof that living happily ever after is indeed a lifelong job.

THE VERDICT: A serio-comic gem that gets better the more you think about it.

Even though Zach Braff was riding a pocket bike from his trailer to the set of Scrubs, he needs to realize that a pocket bike, and his clown-like clothing choices will make us laugh, confirm he’s a clown, but it won’t help his love life. A lot of girls say they like a guy who makes them laugh, but how many girls want to get down-and-dirty with a clown?

The NBC sitcom “Scrubs” will air a musical episode next year, according to Playbill.com. The Tony Award-winning composers of “Avenue Q” will write the songs. Debra Fordham, a supervising producer for “Scrubs” told Playbill, “The general plot is that a woman comes into Sacred Heart, our hospital, complaining that she constantly hears music, yet all her tests come back normal. Is she just crazy? Or is something else going on?”

“Avenue Q” won the Tony Award for Best Musical in 2004. Fordham went on to say that Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx will write “the big opening number, the act break and the finale. The fourth one is a song about a stool sample!” The episode will shoot later this year and air some time in 2007.