Writer:	David Feinberg
Director:	Ken Whittingham
Star:	Zach Braff (Dr. John Michael "J.D." Dorian),  Sarah Chalke (Dr. Elliot Reid),  Neil Flynn (The Janitor),  Judy Reyes (Nurse Carla Espinosa),  Donald Faison (Dr. Christopher "Chris" Duncan Turk),  Ken Jenkins (Dr. Robert "Bob" Kelso),  John C. McGinley (Dr. Percival "Perry" Cox)
Recurring Role:	Sam Lloyd (Ted Buckland),  Robert Maschio (Dr. Todd Quinlan),  Johnny Kastl (Dr. Doug Murphy),  Phill Lewis (Hooch)
Guest Star:	Whitney Rydbeck (Dennis),  Josh Randall (Jake),  James Michael Tyler (Couples Therapist),  Jim Hanks (Turner),  Janelle Giumarra (Nurse),  Scott Damian (Man),  Sue Ozeran (Lady),  Stephanie Brown (Jenny)

The name "Mildred W." can be seen at the top of the white board. Mildred W. is the grandmother of that episode's writer, David Feinberg. (edit) Jim Hanks, Tom Hanks' brother, played the surgeon Turner. JD and Turk made Hooch partner up with Turner to make the pairing of "Turner and Hooch" a movie that Tom Hanks starred in. (edit) Originally scheduled to air April 26, 2005. (edit)

Lady: I can't believe that six young men stopped to help an old lady change a tire!
J.D.: And don't you forget who put that tire on and tightened those lugnuts, Martha! Okay, sweetie, have fun at the swap-meet! Drive safe.
J.D.'s Narration: Yep. It sure feels good to do the right thing.
J.D.: Righty loosey, lefty tighty.
J.D.'s Narration: Oh, "righty tighty! lefty loosey!" Ohhhh, man. It still feels good. (edit) Dr. Cox: That's a cute couple. I give 'em a week. (edit) Dr. Cox: Well, he's definitely leaving for good this time, there, Barbie. I'd, uh, I say go for it.
Elliot: Why won't you leave me alone?
Dr. Cox: Oh, I don't know... Maybe because the NHL is on strike and I'm not getting my fill of toothless men knocking the hell out of each other. Or, maybe because for the first time in four years I'd actually like to see you happy for a change. You believe whatever you want, I don't really care. Jake the Snake is bearing down on you, and if I were you, I'd step up to him, look him straight in the eye with those beautiful blues, and... invite him out for a cup of coffee before he escapes.
Elliot: Hey, um... can I buy you a cup of coffee before you escape?
Jake: What, now?
Elliot: I me-I mean "go"? (edit) Turk: I've got something I'd like to share today.
Carla: Really?
Turk: Yeah. I don't like it when Carla pinches my nipples when we're having sex. Baby, that's-that's one of the reasons why I cry - because you pinch them too hard, and it hurts. (edit) Dennis: Well, look who's back.
Jake: Look, buddy, I, uh, I barely know your sister, and I certainly don't know you, but like it or not, she told me what she wanted and I'm gonna honor that. Anyway, I'm gonna go ahead and stay here 'til I can figure out a way to make you understand that, even if I have to get myself a lawyer.
(Ted leans in with a post-it.)
Jake: Not you. (edit)

Featured Music:
"Closer to Spring" by Bang (edit) In the scene where the old lady's brother approaches J.D. and Jake and tells them that he's going to sue and walks away - if you watch closely in the background, you'll see him turn around and enter the scene again. (edit) In the scene where J.D. reveals to Turk that Turk's been hitting him, there is one angle on Turk where he's wearing his badge, and another where he is not. Also, once Turk stops and realizes what he's been doing you can see his closed fist on one shot, the next shot (brown Hulk) he has his hand open, palm pointing sideways, and then closed fist back on the next shot. (edit)

Jake the Snake:

Dr. Cox: (To Elliot) Here comes Jake the Snake.

Jake "The Snake" Roberts is/was a professional wrestler in WWF/E and TNA. (edit) Turner & Hooch: Dr. Turner is played by Jim Hanks, Tom Hanks' brother. This alludes to the fact that Tom Hanks played Turner in Turner & Hooch. (edit) Turner & Hooch:
Turner & Hooch refers to the 1989 movie starring Tom Hanks. A detective must adopt the dog of a dead man to help him find the murderer. (edit)