Throughout the first season of the show, Bennett and her team had to modify the scrubs worn by the actresses on set to make them more comfortable. Following the season one finale, she got to work creating scrub designs specifically for the actresses to wear on camera.

“Nurses started writing in asking where they could buy the scrubs on the show,” she said.

In the years following the show’s conclusion, major brands have started making their own scrubs for women, inspired by Bennett’s design on Scrubs.

“Carey, you did incredible work,” said Braff. “No one should ever think you only threw scrubs on people.”

It's true. Bennett’s hand can be seen in every crazy outfit Braff’s “J.D.” and Faison’s “Turk” wore in flash backs, dream sequences, and fantasies. It got to the point where she had to work with the production crew to push scenes with elaborate outfits to the end of the week so she had time to prepare.

“I did every fantasy costume, every animal costume," she said. “There even was a unicorn in there somewhere.”

For the costumes worn by the doctors and nurses of the fictious Sacred Heart Hospital, Bennett spent some time at a local Los Angeles hospital to study what the medical staff wore.

“All the characters were there walking around the hospital,” she said of the visit. “Even Doug with his fanny pack.”

Listen to the full discussion with Bennett as well as the hosts breakdown of the season six episode “My Words of Wisdom.” Fake Doctors, Real Friends with Zach and Donald is the ultimate Scrubs rewatch podcast hosted by the former stars of the show. New episodes are available weekly on the iHeartRadio app or wherever you listen to podcasts.

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