The fifth episode of the revived Scrubs, “My Angel,” delivers one of the most layered episodes of the season so far, balancing comedy, heartbreak, and modern-day commentary in a way that feels perfectly aligned with what creator Bill Lawrence has always done best. This week’s story centers on Zach Braff’s JD attempting to get back into the dating world, and quickly discovering that the world has changed more than he has.

Episode four of the revived Scrubs, titled “My Poker Face,” leans heavily into one of the show’s most relatable themes: what happens when adulthood finally catches up with you. For years, the friendship between Zach Braff’s JD and Donald Faison’s Turk was defined by carefree immaturity. Even as doctors, they always managed to carve out time for goofy traditions, whether that was ridiculous hospital antics or the occasional guys’ night.

The first two episodes of the newly relaunched Scrubs feel like coming home, only to realize home has changed in ways you didn’t expect.