Scrubs: My Manhood

Episode score 9.0 Superb

My Manhood

  • 147.
  • Season: 7
  • Episode: 8
  • First Aired: 4/17/2008

EPISODE OVERVIEW

13 Reviews | 174 Votes

When Dr. Kelso tells the Janitor that nobody cares what he thinks, he starts a newspaper called "The Janitorial" to prove him wrong.
J.D. and Turk fight over their manhood issues, while Dr. Kelso is too proud to ask for help about one of his problems. Read full recap »

Writers:
Angela Nissel
Director:
Michael McDonald
Stars:
John C. McGinley (Dr. Percival "Perry" Cox)
Donald Faison (Dr. Christopher "Chris" Duncan Turk)
Sarah Chalke (Dr. Elliot Reid)
Neil Flynn (The Janitor)
Judy Reyes (Nurse Carla Espinosa)
Ken Jenkins (Dr. Robert "Bob" Kelso)
Zach Braff (Dr. John Michael "J.D." Dorian)
Recurring Role:
Robert Maschio (Dr. Todd Quinlan)
Johnny Kastl (Dr. Doug Murphy)
Sam Lloyd (Ted Buckland)
Geoff Stevenson (Dr. Beardface)
Guest Star:
Roshawn Franklin (Chris)
Michael McDonald (Mr. Cropper)
  • Featured Music:
    "Collie Man" by Slightly Stoopid (Closing scene) edit »
  • The computer at the desk under which J.D. and Doug are hiding, has the Windows Media Player 10 Setup Wizard in the foreground. edit »
  • Janitor alludes to the fact his real name may be Josh. edit »
  • Elliot's patient said that she has cold hands, this was first said in the season one episode "My Day Off". edit »
  • When Carla says that Turk had his testicle removed, J.D. looks totally shocked in two shots, but in the third (in profile) his facial expression is normal. edit »
  • Director Michael McDonald appears as a Mr. Cropper in this episode, not as his usual character Mike Davis. edit »
  • Original International Air Dates:
    Denmark: May 21, 2008 on TV3
    Sweden: July 5, 2008 on TV6
    Germany: October 22, 2008 on ProSieben edit »
  • During the show, NBC announced a new air time for Scrubs at 8:30pm (EDT, PDT) instead of the usual 9:30pm. edit »
  • J.D.: How did you get Sam out of daycare?
    Dr. Cox: Put on a wig and a skirt and told 'em I was you. edit »
  • Elliot: I'm so sorry that they're forcing you out. I feel horrible.
    Dr. Kelso: Aw, sweetheart, you should. It's your fault.
    Elliot: Look. I'll talk to the board. I am so great at changing people's minds. My best friend in college thought he was gay, but I totally convinced him that he was into women. After that, he had a ton of girlfriends. Until senior year, when he hung himself.
    Dr. Kelso: Why is it that so many of your stories end with "and then he hung himself"?
    Elliot: Bad luck, I guess. edit »
  • Janitor: What I need is an investigative reporter, yeah? Somebody who is bland enough and insignificant enough that he'd be listening in on a private conservation, get the secrets, but no one would even notice he was there.
    Ted: I'll do it.
    Janitor: You've been sitting there this whole time?
    Ted: No. First I was in your chair, then you sat on my lap, remember? I said "excuse me", and you said "get up and sit over there". And I did. Right? And... Hey, Janitor!
    Janitor: Ooh! Hey, Ted. edit »
  • Janitor: Listen, guys. It's come to my attention that nobody around here cares what we think.
    Doug: Tell me about it. Like I thought it'd be cute if down in the morgue we got Hello Kitty toe tags. You know, for the dead kids. But no!
    Janitor: Exactly. Sorta. edit »
  • Dr. Kelso: Anybody have an idea how we can calm down the clientèle when we're this backed up?
    Janitor: You know what would work? Duck pond. Right here.
    Dr. Kelso: I can't believe I've never said this to you. Nobody cares what you think. edit »
Show Score 9.2 superb
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