Medical sitcom starring Zach Braff: prescribed for viewers who need a recurring dose of hospital hijinks and quirky comedy Crossword Clue

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Medical sitcom starring Zach Braff: prescribed for viewers who need a recurring dose of hospital hijinks and quirky comedy Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. protective garment worn by surgeons during operations

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

PRESCRIBED (adjective)
1. conforming to set usage, procedure, or discipline
2. fixed or established especially by order or command
STARRING (adjective)
1. indicating the most important performer or role

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Across

1. "___ the Builder," children's cartoon with talking vehicles

4. City rides that are hailed

8. Roll of dollar bills, informally

11. Seething rage

12. ___ hoop (exercise ring)

13. ___ haw (donkey's cry)

14. Tilt, like the tower in Pisa

16. Metal in Tony Stark's superhero name

17. "Your Song" singer Rita ___

18. ___ Star State, nickname for Texas

19. Crow's call

20. "The ___ Doctor," drama series starring Freddie Highmore: prescribed for viewers seeking a dose of surgical genius and medical miracles

21. "Aren't ___ pair?": 2 wds.

23. Zero, on a scoreboard

25. "Honest" President before Andrew Johnson, fondly

28. Film studio with a big cat as its mascot: Abbr.

30. "___ Jackie," medical comedy starring Edie Falco: prescribed for viewers seeking a steady drip of flawed heroes and raw hospital drama

34. ___ card (cell phone chip): Abbr.

35. Sound from a pigeon nest

36. Make fun of

37. Medical drama starring Hugh Laurie: prescribed for viewers who need a recurring dose of diagnostic mysteries and biting sarcasm

39. "ENE" opposite: Abbr.

41. Church seating

42. "You Can't Always ___ What You Want," song by The Rolling Stones

44. Foldable bed used in camps, usually

46. "The ___," drama series starring Noah Wyle: prescribed for viewers who need a shot of adrenaline-fueled medicine and high-stakes decisions

49. Make a mistake

51. Admire from ___ (from a distance)

55. Hawaiian stringed instrument, for short

56. ___-turn (road restriction): 2 wds.

57. Caramel-filled candy

58. Blanc or Brooks, for one

59. Regular customer's "running" thing

60. Pea holders

61. Best buddy

62. There are 24 in a day, for short

63. Set, as tiles

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Down

1. ___ Nye, TV's "Science Guy"

2. Black-and-white cookie

3. Coffee source

4. "___ Med," medical drama starring Nick Gehlfuss: prescribed for viewers needing a critical dose of ER cases and ensemble drama

5. Distinctive glow around a person

6. ___ away (astonished)

7. ___ Francisco Peninsula

8. "___-hoo!" (cry of delight at a park)

9. Aviation-related prefix with "nautical" and "space"

10. "___ Poets Society," 1989 Robin Williams film

15. "___ Amsterdam," medical drama starring Ryan Eggold: prescribed for viewers who need an emergency supply of idealism and fresh starts

20. Adhesive for scrapbooking

22. Awards show host

24. Cut ___ (split evenly): 2 wds.

25. Hint of a fire?

26. Life story, briefly

27. Fast, feathered, and flightless Australian

29. Trim the lawn, say

31. Kendrick Lamar's genre

32. U-turn from "NNW": Abbr.

33. "Wee" backward

38. Corporal's superior, for short

43. October's position on the calendar

45. Canvas cover for a rainy day

46. Shoe with a moderate heel

47. Ready-to-assemble furniture brand founded in Sweden

48. "I don't kiss and ___"

50. Nala's warning

52. Someone who falls for an April 1st prank

53. "The West Wing" actor Alan

54. Like an optimistic outlook

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