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Robert Maschio (born August 25, 1966) is an American actor. He is known for playing Dr. Todd 'The Todd' Quinlan in the American comedy drama Scrubs.
Robert Maschio is an American actor and writer, best known for his role as Todd Quinlan on the comedy series Scrubs. He was born in New York City in 1966 and has also appeared in As the World Turns, Cougar Town and other shows.
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Robert Maschio played the lovable womanizer Dr. Todd ‘The Todd’ Quinlan. As well as sexual innuendos and high fives, the Todd had his fair share of storylines over the years, including one memorable one centred around his sexuality. RELATED: Zach Braff Posts Scrubs Cast Reunion Photo; Sparks Season 10 Hopes Maschio had previously starred in Scrubs ...
Christa Miller played Jordan in Scrubs, from a guest appearance in Season 1 all the way up to the final season. The wife of Dr Cox, Jordan began as quite an unlikable figure but soon mellowed as she was given more plotlines. These included her and Dr Cox having a son, which was Miller’s real life pregnancy written into the show. Miller is actually ...
Everyone’s favourite sad-sack lawyer, Ted grew a lot over the seasons. Portrayed by Sam Lloyd, he began as a punchline, usually to a joke about his depression or suicidal tendencies from working under Dr Kelso. But as the show grew, so did Ted, revealing his acapella group ‘The Worthless Peons’ and eventually we saw him settle down and get married ...
Muffin fanatic and original Chief of Medicine at Sacred Heart Hospital, Dr Kelso could also be counted on for some of the funniest lines in the show. His rivalry with Dr Cox and/or his disdain for Ted were the basis of a lot of his storylines, but he had his fair share of serious ones too (his retirement in particular). RELATED: Zach Braff Pitched ...
The nemesis of JD, the nameless Janitor was one of the best and most interesting characters on the show. Originally he was going to be a figment of JD's imagination, but the writers liked him so much they kept him on. Not many actors on the show have had a career as strong as the Janitor's actor Neil Flynn. Before Scrubs, Flynn was a character acto...
Judy Reyes' Nurse Carla Espinosa was often the heart of the show. She did a lot of the emotional heavy lifting over the seasons, with her and Turk's two pregnancies becoming major plotlines. Before Scrubs, Reyes was best known for her bit parts in shows like Law & Order and The Sopranos. She also had a recurring role in HBO's Oz and appeared in Mar...
Before Scrubs, the most famous member of the cast was almost certainly John C. McGinley, who had appeared in a number of major Hollywood productions since the 1980s. Movie buffs will know him as Sgt. O'Neill in Oliver Stone's Platoon or as the scene-stealing FBI Director Ben Harp in the classic Keanu Reeves actioner Point Break. But his role as the...
The will they/won't they relationship between Sarah Chalke's Elliot Reed and Zach Braff's J.D. was the central story in the show. Elliot started the show as a nervous and shy intern, but over the course of the seasons she developed into a confident Doctor. After the show ended in 2010, Chalke went on to other TV roles, including a short stint on Sc...
For a certain generation of people, before he was cast as Turk in Scrubs, Donald Faison was probably best known for his appearance as Murray, the boyfriend of Dionne in Clueless. But it was 6 years later with Scrubsthat Faison got his big break, as immature but relatable surgeon Chris Turk. The relationship between Turk and J.D. was second only to ...
Scrubs wouldn't be the classic TV it is today without the central performance by Zach Braff. His portrayal of Dr John Dorian is one of the funniest in TV history, but as was always the way with Scrubs, the show had a fair share of sad scenes too. During his time onScrubs, Braff branched out into directing. His first feature, Garden State, was relea...
Robert Maschio is an actor and writer, known for Scrubs, As the World Turns and Cougar Town. He was born in New York City, graduated from Columbia University and studied with Sandy Meisner.
Nov 29, 2007 · "The Todd Song" on itunes now...and at www.robertmaschio.com
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