Of course, he eventually got the job, and John co-starred on... In 2001, the producers of Scrubs were looking for a “John C. McGinley type” to play sarcastic attending physician Dr. Perry Cox.

The only problem was that he believed him to be someone else entirely: Hugh Laurie, the star of hit medical drama “House.” In fact, the man was so convinced of his star-spotting abilities that ...

I was also really looking forward to the the first appearance of John C ... McGinley manage to get that across in each episode, even as he was delivering irate monologues at the expense of Hugh ...

John Christopher McGinley passed away peacefully on Saturday, August 31st surrounded by his loving family. John was born February 8, 1937 in Indianapolis, Indiana to his Irish immigrant parents ...

Because even if the character isn’t from the Garden State, the actor portraying him is: Millburn native John C. McGinley. Belligerence isn’t the first emotion Hallmark Christmas movies usually ...

John C. McGinley was in Kosovo doing a USO tour when he got a call that would change his plans for the holidays. “This offer came to me when I was at a camp filled with soldiers,” explains ...

John C. McGinley and his son Max at the Global Down Syndrome Foundation's 14th Annual Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show at the Sheraton Downtown Denver Hotel on Nov. 12, 2022 in Denver ...

The TV show Scrubs was full of memorable characters, but one fan-favorite was John C. McGinley’s Dr. Perry Cox, who delighted in torturing main character J.D. However, McGinley almost didn’t ...

EXCLUSIVE: Scrubs alum John C. McGinley is reuniting with the medical comedy’s creator/executive producer Bill Lawrence and writer/co-executive producer Matt Tarses on their new comedy series ...

The group was all smiles as they posed for a photo with Amanda Kloots. Zach Braff, John C. McGinley, Christa Miller and Sarah Chalke had a mini "Scrubs" reunion. The actors, along with Amanda ...

Because even if the character isn’t from the Garden State, the actor portraying him is: Millburn native John C. McGinley. McGinley’s Chuck eventually realizes that love, not war, triumphs.