Writer:	Garrett Donovan, Neil Goldman
Director:	Craig Zisk
Star:	Zach Braff (Dr. John Michael "J.D." Dorian),  Sarah Chalke (Dr. Elliot Reid),  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)
Recurring Role:	Neil Flynn (Janitor),  Robert Maschio (Dr. Todd Quinlan),  Aloma Wright (Nurse Laverne Roberts)
Guest Star:	Lela Lee (Bonnie),  Matt Winston (Dr. Jeffrey Steadman),  Gabrielle Allan (Woman #1),  Troy Bishop (College Dude),  Patricia Gebhard (Old Woman),  Harmony Lucas (Man #1),  Marlena (Mrs. Blitt),  John O'Brien (Man #2),  Matthew Richards (Jared),  Ray Spinka (Kindly Old Man)

Title Explanation: "My Two Dads" signifies Dr. Kelso and Dr. Cox fighting over J.D.'s trust, or to be his father type figure. (edit)

Louie Anderson: Guys, we need an answer. Name one thing guys wanna see more than anything in the whole wide world.
J.D.: Ok, uh, Louie, we're gonna go with "boobs".
(Audience claps)
Louie Anderson: Show me "boobs"! ("Boobs" appears on the board) There they are! (edit) J.D.'s narration: Dr. Steadman. Resident and first-class teacher's pet.
(J.D. daydreams Dr. Steadman wearing a dog collar eating a biscuit given by Dr. Kelso and trying to make out with Kelso's leg) (edit) Dr. Kelso: Well, sport, it looks like a permanent spot just opened up on the golf course. How does joining the Chief of Medicine for a weekly round sound?
J.D.: Actually, sir, I'm not really that in to golf.
Dr. Kelso: Well, I guess that's your choice, isn't it... Dr. Dorian.
J.D.'s Narration: I think I liked it better when he didn't know my name. (edit) Janitor: That's four.
J.D.: That's three!
Janitor: That's five. (edit) J.D.: I can't decide if I should help Cox or not. It's driving me crazy.
Turk: Dude, at least you didn't give your girlfriend a gift that used to be inside of someone.
J.D.: That's true. (edit)

Just after Dr. Cox says that someone should call it, and Elliot runs in to show her boobs to the patient, you can see that she doesn't pull the shirt up high enough to reveal her breasts. (edit) During the Family Feud scene about "what guys want to see more than anything in the whole wide world", the board reads:
BOOBS 93
THE ROCK 4
BEER SANDWICHES 2
WORLD PEACE 1 (edit) J.D.'s Girl Names: Margaret (twice) (edit) In the beginning of the Star Wars satire both Dr. Kelso and Dr. Cox are holding what appears to be pen-lightsabers, but later when there's a close up of Dr. Cox, he's holding a real lightsaber. (edit) During the episode there are several scenes in which we can see Zach Braff's hair is short inserted between others in which his hair is big. (edit)

The Wonder Years:
After Dr. Cox berates J.D. over informing Kelso so he will get nailed for using a dead patient's insurance on someone without it he asks "What in the hell do you want from me?" J.D.'s fantasy with them playing catch is done as a home movie in the style of "Wonder Years", a popular 80s show about a man reminiscing of his childhood in the 1960s that starred Fred Savage. (edit) The Rock:
When Elliot promises a patient that The Rock will be by to visit later, she is referring to former WWE Superstar Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. Since the WWE, The Rock has gone on to star in several acting roles. (edit) Family Feud:
The scene with the guys discussing what guys want to see more than anything in the whole wide world features the Family Feud set.

Family Feud is a long running game show where 2 families compete against each other by trying to guess the most popular answers based on surveys of 100 people and getting points based on how many people out of those 100 picked that answer. (edit) Star Wars IV: A New Hope:
The "battle" between Dr. Cox and Kelso at the end of the episode is a parody of Star Wars. Each Scrubs character references a Star Wars Character:

J.D. - Luke Skywalker
Elliot and Carla - Princess Leia
Turk - Han Solo
Janitor - Chewbacca
Dr. Cox - Obi-Wan Kenobi
Dr. Kelso - Darth Vader (edit)