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Scrubs: My Own Personal Hell

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J.D. is sick of perfect intern Keith and he's not the only one.
Elliot's relationship with Keith is revealed, so the other interns think that he is getting special attention.
Dr. Cox boasts about being named "The Best Doctor in the City" by a local magazine, thus Dr. Kelso assigns him to the most difficult patient in the hospital to deflate his ego.
Turk and Carla continue to struggle in their quest for conception. Add a recap »

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Writers:: Eren Celeboglu

Director:: Adam Bernstein

Stars:: Ken Jenkins (Dr. Robert "Bob" Kelso); Judy Reyes (Nurse Carla Espinosa); Donald Faison (Dr. Christopher "Chris" Duncan Turk); John C. McGinley (Dr. Percival "Perry" Cox); Neil Flynn (The Janitor); Sarah Chalke (Dr. Elliot Reid); Zach Braff (Dr. John Michael "J.D." Dorian)

Recurring Role:: Aloma Wright (Nurse Laverne Roberts); Christa Miller-Lawrence (Jordan Sullivan); Michael Hobert (Lonnie); Aaron Ikeda (Rex); Jordan Zucker (Lisa); Travis Schuldt (Keith); Christina Miles (Gloria); Kattia Ortiz (Nurse #1)

Guest Star:: Janet Carroll (Mrs. Cooke); Eve Brent (Mrs. Harris); Bernard Bruce (Old Man); Monica Garcia (Sperm Bank Nurse); David Martel (Person in Line); Robert Martin Robinson (Mr. Borland); Michelle Shore (Person in Line #2); Susan Yee (Person in Line #3); Juanita Tyler-McGruder (Person in Line #4)

J.D. claims he had finally "won one" referring to his victory over the Janitor. However, he had beaten the Janitor when he and Turk refused to believe that the Janitor had a twin brother, though he decided to make the Janitor feel better by saying that he did believe him for a moment. edit »
Featured Music:
"Living Life" by The Eels edit »
In the scene of Turk's crying in the toilet, he was wearing the walkie-talkie watch on his hands, but Carla was thinking of a flash-back long ago. How could that be possible if Turk and JD has just started using the walkie-talkie watch in this episode? edit »
When Dr.Cox is explaining the "You are" thing to the medical staff, Dr. Kelso isn't in the line. But when they start saying "You are", Bob Kelso appears to be there, which is because he showed up in between shots. If he was there when Cox was explaining it, his line ("There was a line. I assumed it had something to do with cupcakes".) would not have made sense, because he wouldn't have stayed in the line if he knew what it was about. edit »
After the scene with the back pack/purse ifreakout, the position of Elliots stethoscope changes from hanging to lying on her shoulder. But it is nearly impossible that she moved it and has her hands on the coffee again so fast. edit »

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Turk: Hey White Shadow.
J.D.: That�s not my handle.
Turk: Hey Gizmo. edit »
Lonnie: Yar. (The Janitor popsicles him) God! Why?
Janitor: You combined �you� and �are�. �Yar�. It made no sense. edit »
Carla: I swear Turk, sometimes I think you and J.D. are more of a couple than we are.
J.D.: (Over the walkie talkie) Tell her I�ve known you longer. edit »
Elliot: Later, I�m going to find some aloe and rub it wherever it hurts.
Keith: Well it�s just on my back, really.
Elliot: Keith that was innuendo. You were going to work on this.
Keith: Oh right, right, right. Ok um�it also hurts under my pants. In my pants! Damnit! I can�t get this! edit »
J.D.�s narration: People were starting to talk about Elliot and Keith but I decided to stay above the fray. Then I changed my mind.
(J.D. joins a group of nurses in a circle)
J.D.: Can you believe those two?
Laverne: No I can�t. All that carrying on in public.
Nurse: It�s way too much.
J.D.: It�s just too much. Sorry, I switched places so I could go again. edit »

Kanye West:
Kanye West is a Hip-Hop producer and a rapper. He made it big in the music industry for his debut album The College Dropout. edit »
JAG:
J.D.'s TiVo has been recording reruns of JAG, a tv show that ran from 1995-2005 on NBC/CBS. edit »

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Sil_lee
member since: Oct 6, 2007
My Own Personal Hell
The Bottom Line: "Not my favorite storyline"
I don't like Elliot's character in this... she annoys me slightly ...Continue »
03/27/08 11:23am | report abuse
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xCeeCeex2007
member since: Oct 2, 2007
My Own Personal Hell
The Bottom Line: "Cleverly plotted"
JD Is Getting Sick Of Keith And Elliot And So Are The Other Interns, Dr Cox Is Named "Best Doctor In The City" So Kelso Assigns Him With A Difficult Patient, And Carla & Turk Have Difficulties When Trying To Make A Baby. ...Continue »
12/03/07 11:38am | report abuse
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scrubsduber
member since: Jan 23, 2006
My Own Personal Hell
The Bottom Line: "Above average"
An improvement from the previous episode. ...Continue »
04/02/07 05:49am | report abuse
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jimbo_001
member since: Jul 12, 2005
My Own Personal Hell
The Bottom Line: "Fine example"
Cox + "Best Doctor in the City" article = massive ego boost ...Continue »
07/11/06 04:15am | report abuse
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OeTvGreat
member since: Apr 16, 2006
My Own Personal Hell
The Bottom Line: "Series classic"
My Own Personal Hell... great episode! ...Continue »
05/19/06 10:52pm | report abuse