Neil Flynn

Neil: (On why fans keep watching Scrubs after all these years) That is a mystery. No, not really. I think because we've tried to maintain a level of high quality. We aren't just going through the motions, at this point. We're trying to let the show evolve and keep the humor sharp. I think the show does a good job of combining amusing farcical and sincere moments. I like that in shows that I watch so I am not surprised that many people like that about this show.

Neil: (On why he thinks his character tortures J.D.) One thing, I think, is probably The Janitor would be bored. I think he's fighting off boredom by seeking out a nemesis among the young doctors. As The Janitor said in one episode, "I only have about an hour of work to do a day and the rest of the time I stalk you." If there is any real animosity there, I think it is sort of a class warfare thing, blue collar versus white collar. Maybe The Janitor resents, what he perceives, as people of the privileged class. I think some people assume that all doctors grew up and never had to work for a living and so on.

Neil: (About his character the Janitor)I don't think we know that we know anything about The Janitor. The man lies. If you recall once, the man pretended to be his own brother. That, of course, was a lie. I think it is just to liven up the day, just to have something to do. As far as the name, I don't know if we'll ever find out his name. I like that he doesn't have a name. I think he might have said his name, I am not sure. Dr. Jan Itor is not his name. Maybe I'll say that I know his name and it hasn't been revealed yet. There are a couple of things that people tend to talk about in the chat rooms and websites that his name might be Neil Flynn because of The Fugitive episode, but that is not it. It was just something to do in one episode. His name is not Neil Flynn and it is not Dr. Jan Itor.