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Joshua Radin - Where you belong - Live Gothenburg October 14th
Recorde on iPhone 3GS, Hence the crappy video quality, sound is descent though.
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Joshua Radin - Underwater New Song Live @Brew House, Gothenburg 14 oct.
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Joshua played a brand new song called "Underwater". It was the first time he played it to anyone except the band. The sound is bad sometimes, I filmed it with a iPhone 3GS so that's why. The song itself starts at 2:10 minutes into the film, in the beginning he just introduces the song.
Luis Suarez song at The Alberts before the game
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Before The Birmingham game on 23rd.
Lissie - In Sleep Live Nyhetsmorgon 2010
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Lissie playing "In Sleep" Live at a swedish morningshow.
Joshua Radin - I'd Rather Be With You (Live Sommarkrysset 2010)
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Joshua Radin performing on a Swedish TV show called "Sommarkrysset" on TV4 The show is recorded at a amusement park called "Gröna Lund" All rights to Joshua Radin and TV4!
Joshua Radin - Don't think twice it's alright, in crowd. Gothenburg, Brew House october 14
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The last song of the night, Joshua and his band steps down in the crowd and performs Bob Dylans - Don't think twice it's alright. Very good cover, as always from Joshu Sorry for the very,very shaky cam. But the audio is decent enough.
Joshua Radin - Sky Acoustic with band. 14 October 09, Gothenburg, Brew House
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Josh Radin performing Sky acoustically with his band. He was amazing that night! Sorry for the shaky cam and for the quality, recorded it with iphone. Not the best thing to use to record live shows.
Joshua Radin - Sky, Debaser Stockholm 29/3
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Small part of the song, Bad quality i know. Used my Camera
Joshua Radin Sesame Street song Scrubs
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Amazing cover by Joshua Radin. Hope he doesn't mind me putting this up here. From scrubs episode "My ABC" "Joshua Radin covering the Sesame Street theme" Everything belongs to ABC, I just put this up here so people can enjoy Joshua's Song. I Really Want to Thank ABC for not taking this video down.
Sahara hotnights cheek to cheek
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Sahara Hotnights Cheek to Cheek Allsångs på skansen Rättigheter till SVT o Sahara Hotnights, tar bort den på begäran
It is sad because this intern had a great potential and he wasted it.
Scrubs. Crapping on millennials before they existed
My god it's 2024 and I still really love Denise.
It’s OK to cry is more of a Mr. Rodgers lesson, but in the 80’s those two shows came on back-to-back on PBS, so everything’s OK by me.
The thematic content in this show is so amazing. The Sesame Street episode is fantastic, but my favorite is the Wizard of Oz episode.
Wow......the ending (which was probably shot in 2008-10) is still relevant now of the tired and exhausted middle managers (millenials and youngest genxers) watching the Genz on their terms and not working as hard and releasing we have to manage ship on both ends.......it may not be applicable in all cases and companies but wherever I've worked I feel the struggle is damn real
those interns were cartoon characters, I struggled watching this season
True but better than the 9th season. And I loved the finale of him looking at his past present and future
It’s Zach Braff.
To think Denise was the best dr out of them
I hear that one intern quit and went to work for the parks and rec department
Ed showed how lucky Dr Cox must have felt having J.D. He tried his best for the patient. J.D is a man of many faults. But the love he had for every patient is what made him an excellent doctor. While Ed didn’t even want to help himself. And threw his career away out of pure laziness.
Highly gifted people oftentimes feel the need to give it their all to excel in their field of work/study. Ed did not. So he didn't throw his career away out of laziness. He put in just the amount of work required for him to succeed the way he saw fit for his true self. He may not get the most sought-after, highest paying, most prestigious positions in the future - but he'll be able to make a good living as a doctor without giving up on his life outside of work like so many other gifted medical professionals do. I'm glad that Ed was talented enough to do better than most of his peers whilst also being able to uphold a reasonable work-life balance. Good on him for not carving into toxic peer pressure.
@@epaminon6196 sorry I have only just seen your comment. I am not sure if you’re being sarcastic. As a few episodes later he is fired as he fall behind. Due to being lazy and not applying himself.
@@cnote2458 Thanks for the reply. I didn't watch the follow-up. Now that I did, I can see why he got fired. Obsessing over a flipper automat and going out of his way to rub it into his supervisor's nose was just plain moronic of him. But he got flanderized by the writers of the show to highlight how important giving it your best really is. They threw him under the bus by making him a pradody of a lazy student. But that's not how someone like him would behave. He would have faked interest and participation to stay out of his infamously strict instructors way. That's how he would have gotten to 'above average' in the past. In my eyes, that's just sloppy writing.
@@epaminon6196 I do agree with you they used a very basic formula for his character. And he could have been written a bit better. But I think they wanted to highlight the importance of hard work in a hospital. And just because you have a higher intelligence than a lot of people. Doesn’t mean you don’t have to work equally as hard as everyone else.
@@cnote2458 I partially agree with you. In the showy Dr. Cox was at first bewildered (almost infuriated even) by the idea of a lowly intern having enough spare time to frequent the hospital's break room. That alone is toxic AF. But that's something most interns cannot afford to do. Average or below average interns need to fulfill their standard duties and use their spare time to cram for theoretic exams. If they don't cram hard, they fail the exams. Gifted interns with high aspirations spend their potential time to go the extra mile both in the field as well as in the exams to earn the best work reviews and the best grades to get the best positions and promotions the fastest. Gifted interns with modest aspirations can do their due diligence in the field, learn for a fair amount of time to pass the exams with relative ease and still have time to spare to enjoy their free time. Your thoughts?
Season 9 doesn’t exist
Tasty deathbed wife.
I wish we had gotten one episode where Joe had an emotional connection with one character and we could see her breakdown.
Denise was the only one that had it in her to be a better Doctor. The other two were washouts.
It’s crazy that of the three JD, Elliot, and Cox took under their wings, the only one that made it to JD’s finale was Denise. He’s gonna do a great job as a Residency Director.
Ugh I hated the new interns.
Thanks for letting me be apart of your lives, sorta ish.
I got carried away with that actress' acting. She really sold it for me.
This song from Scrubs is trying irritate me and I just could not help myself in order to do that. 😣
I never understood what they were going for with that chick, she was like a sociopath or something.
I think she was a foil to JD to show that what makes him successful is his emotional commitment as much as his knowledge
"you zawed the hell outta me doctor cox!"
Dr. Cox already knew he was going to fire Ed. It was just a matter of 'when'. Katie was asking to be torn a new one by any veteran staff member for her attitude. Denise is the best in her group, just needs a little help being a bit more empathetic rather than apathetic. I have worked in medical settings, and it is rewarding as it is cutthroat. The patients don't need our drama affecting their care. The personal drama needs to be kept to a bare minimum as the patients expect professional care to help them recover. In turn, they also need to remember that hospitals are staffed with humans, not magical miracle workers.
God that version chokes me up!
There Will never EVER be a show like this. It goes from comedy to drama with such perfection 🫶
Amazing
I'm grown up now, but I still visit Sesame Street through CZcams. It was a part of my childhood growing up in the '90s. I wasn't born when it first aired in 1969, but I loved it! It was where I first learned my letters and numbers and to be kind to people. I still miss Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch, Cookie Monster, Grover, Bert and Ernie, Elmo, and everybody. I love the new Muppets they introduced. Abby Cadaby, Julia, and others. And the songs from Sesame Street including this one, "Sing," and others still spin in my head. So every now and then, I go back to visit everyone on Sesame Street. It takes on a whole new meaning as an adult. I will share the show with my future kids. Great Job Joshua and the cast of "Scrubs for a great cover of my favorite theme from my favorite childhood television show!
Scene is so good. It even plays on jd losing his own dad. Damn this show was awesome.
This moment, this song, and this show is so underrated. I come back to this probably every year to relive it all.
At 1:58 I so expected him to say through his tears to Jo, “Get out of my sight.” Just calmly telling her. Not yelling. Just let the passion drive her away.
I would have wished for somwthing like that. Or just a quiet but determined "Go".
I just watched this episode and thought so too. It would‘ve had even more impact.
Fuck this spin-off lol
Looking back I wonder what the hell the show runners where thinking when they introduced the new interns. These were supposed to replace JD and we were supposed to like them?! Their characters never became likable and unlike characters like Kelso or Cox they never established why they acted so horribly. We always saw where Cox came from when ranting at JD and when Kelso acted "evil" it was atleast so over the top we could laugh at it when it bit him in the ass later. The best thing that came out of them is the scene where they fired Ed. Which was well deserved but only happend because the actor wanted to be on parks an rec since it was a brand new show while scrubs was ending.
JD crying breaks my heart
In a show full of meaningful moments, this is one of my favorites. It is right. Sesame Street taught us, and it continues to teach important life lessons.
May 2020 I'm sure there's several places that even the "virus" couldn't reach: Mayberry,Mister Rogers Neighborhood, The Land of Chalk Drawings, Cybertron, Letter People Land, The Shire, Smurf Village, Eternia, WhoVille,Pee Wee's Playhouse, Wakanda, Elm Street, Camp Crystal Lake, Gotham City,Krypton, Amityville, Castle Rock, Springfield, Sin City, Arlen Tx, Bedrock, Bikini Bottom, Care-a-lot,Dimmsdale, Duckburg,Gravity Falls,Frost-Bite Falls, Genius Grove,Hillwood City,Townsville,Marzipan,Metro City,Baker Street London,Nowhere,Ks, Orbit City,Quahog,Retroville,Little Dimpton,Pine Valley,Port Charles,Smallville,Star City,Twin Peaks, Arus,Wayward Pines,Sleepy Hollow,and yes Sesame Street 🤔So please draw me a roadmap to any of these places❗
Family Guy just made a vaccine campaign, so Corona reached Quahog!
This show is a treasure. It mixed comedy, drama, music, and medical stories. Wonderful character growth.
and best of all after it ended it only had one season of zombie show syndrome, so its legacy remains intact.
@@rustyshackelford312season 9 has its moments, no Carla was oddly a plus for me and I always found her unlikable (although that was kinda her role), love Judy Reyes though
@@dowkinners4106 Season 9 was never Scrubs. Even Bill Lawrence the creator says though. It was just marketed as Scrubs because ABC wanted to cash in on the popularity.
I wish this song was on spotify😢
Had to come watch this scene again after hearing the news today that Caroll Spinney, the puppeteer and voices of Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch, passed away. Once we reach adulthood, we spend the rest of our lives trying to get back to the innocence of Sesame Street. Thanks for helping us try to find the way, Mr. Spinney. Rest in peace and blessed be.
Scrubs is the best TV show I've ever watched...
Max Rodriguez runs down for me is the tune
Can't stand Aziz Ansari just for the character he played in this show
I honestly think Scrubs is one of the best shows of all time… nothing has made me feel like this show. The characters seem so real
What soulless Cretans gave a thumbs down to this?
No show had a better soundtrack
為了Scrubs S8E05而來 給這首歌底下懂中文的聽眾 這部影集帶給我了很多歡樂和啟發 不論是什麼時候 回想起夜深人靜有Scrubs陪伴 度過的都是壓力最大最黑暗的日子 一首快樂童謠為什麼變慢了變悲傷了？ 因為我們長大了。
JD's character growth is so fantastic.
There’s a scene early on where JD says he admires Dr Cox after Dr Cox was still taking a patients death hard after all these years being a doctor. And here we see JD 8 years into being a doctor still crying over patients
I think that's why this show never leaves my mind.
"I will tell you how to get How to get to Sesame Street."
I just watched this, only this. And the tears keep streaming. This show was so good. Even short scenes like this are so strong they can move me. That and the fact that i miss this show.
Joshua doesn’t actually sing the whole theme. I guess he hasn’t known the bridge verse which would be this: It’s a magic carpet ride. Every door will open wide To happy people like you-u! Happy people like... What a beautiful... If you listen carefully to the song in any end credits for the show prior to 1993, you should notice a temporary key change. That’s when the bridge verse is supposed to be sung.
Carly Steffen, I'm sure that's all they wanted him to record, not the whole song. I'm pretty sure they never planned on releasing it. :)
HeyCrabman14 You might be right. The bridge verse is rarely sung.
I just wish he would have released a version of it , Think Holywood Drunks made a version faster but still good...
scrubs taught me it's always OK to cry