My Lucky Charm (Scrubs) - Production

Production

Tad Quill and Bill Callahan, who Lawrence had worked with on Spin City, came on as co-executive producers. Bonnie Sikowiz returned to write an episode. David Louis Feinberg was hired as a staff writer. The two previous staff writers from season 3 did not return.

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