Zach Braff |
Dr. John Michael "J.D." Dorian |
Donald Faison |
Dr. Christopher "Chris" Duncan Turk |
Sarah Chalke |
Dr. Elliot Reid |
John C. McGinley |
Dr. Percival "Perry" Cox |
Neil Flynn |
The Janitor |
Judy Reyes |
Nurse Carla Espinosa |
Lauren Stamile |
Shannon |
Guest Star |
Susan Blakeslee |
Gayle |
Guest Star |
Harry Danner |
Mr. Clark |
Guest Star |
Robert Maschio |
Dr. Todd Quinlan |
Recurring Role |
Johnny Kastl |
Dr. Doug Murphy |
Recurring Role |
Kit Pongetti |
Ladanielle "Lady" Williams |
Recurring Role |
J.D. says, "that was the moment I realized I wanted to be a doctor" - in his memory, this moment was probably in high school. But in a previous episode, Dan (J.D.'s older brother) told Dr.Cox that J.D wanted to be a doctor ever since he was a little child.
The comments read by Dr. Cox and Turk from the website are actual comments made on the official NBC Scrubs discussion forum, in a thread started about "rateyourdoc.org" weeks before the actual airing of the episode. The usernames they used on the show are the real usernames of the people who wrote the comments.
In this episode J.D. says that he never won anything, but in the episode "My Fishbowl" when they're in Private Dancer's room, the picture on the wall is of J.D. holding a trophy, and J.D. says that it was taken minutes after a contest that he won.
The song at the end of the episode was Jump Little Children with 'B-13 '
www.rateyourdoc.org is a real website on which you can rate 28 of the cast of Scrubs, past and present, from one to five stars
Dr. Cox mentions a comment on the rateyourdoc.org website about him having a shaved head one week and a full head of hair the next, this is a reference the the season 6 episode "My Night to Remember" in which Dr. Cox had a shaved head because it was aired out of order.
Turk: (While standing on a chair, talking to four different rooms at once) Patients of Dr. Turk, how are we?
Patient #1: OK.
Patient #2: All good.
Patient #3: Fine.
Patient #4: (Unintelligible speech)
Turk: (To J.D.) The guy has a tongue surgery. He's actually OK though.
(Later)
Turk: (Standing on a chair again) Patients of Dr. Turk, would you want any one on one time with your surgeon?
Patient #1: Please.
Patient #2: Sure.
Patient #3: Yeah.
Patient #4: Would love to. A private consultation with my surgeon would be very much appreciated. Thank you!
Turk: (Almost whispering) Damn, someone's tongue is healing fast!
J.D.: Yesterday, I won free muffins for life guessing how many coffee beans were in that there jar.
Turk: Actually they had a re-count. And, you came in second.
J.D.: What? Who came in first?
Dr. Kelso: (Singing and carrying a bundle of muffins in his lab coat) Do you know the muffin man, the muffin man? If anyone needs me, I'll be in my office going to town on these bad boys.
J.D.: Hold on, Turk. Let's not declare victory until we give a shot to Dr. John Dorian and his nostrils of steel.
Turk: Your nose can't handle smells of that magnitude.
J.D.: Make some room. (Enters and immediately exits the room) You've got to be kidding me! That is the most disgusting thing I've ever smelled.
Janitor: (In southern accent) I do declare. Spending special relationary time with my girlfriend makes me happier than a bullfrog in a beetle bin.
Carla: Why are you talking like that?
Janitor: 'Cause I'm smitten with my girlfriend "Lady." And, this is my smitten voice. Why? What voice do you use when you're smitten?
Carla: My normal voice.
Janitor: (In his normal voice) You know what? You hide it well, but you're a very strange person.
Lady: You've got something on your face.
Janitor: Uh-oh, what?
Lady: Me. (Kisses Janitor) Oh, gosh. I feel like such a ho-bag. But, I'm still glad I did it.
Turk: So I spoke to Dr. Kelso and you're number one again.
J.D.: That's what I'm talking about!
(Turk stares at him)
J.D.: I figured since you're not doing it anymore, maybe I could have it.
Janitor: (To Lady) I don't believe in the moon. I think it's just the back of the sun.
Turk: What if I let you beat me in basketball while the nurses watch?
J.D.: Can we yell "White Lightning" every time I make a basket?
Turk: We always do.
J.D.: You're my closest friend. In college, we shared a toothbrush.
Turk: I was not aware of that...
Carla: (to Janitor, about Lady) If you like her, you can't keep lying to her about who you are.
Dr. Kelso: Hogwash! Lie forever. It's the natural form of communication between men and women.
Dr. Cox: And now I have to take your laptop from you, as I've deemed you just too darn stupid to use it. You see, those bell peppers that you're munching, they aren't gonna do a truckload of jack against the cancer raging inside of your body. Of course, I've only been a doctor for some twenty years, and the person who wrote that Wikipedia entry also authored the Battlestar Galactica episode guide, so what the heck do I know? But if you feel like living, page me.
Shannon: I even had my funeral already.
Elliot: She looked so beautiful in her casket.
J.D.: I'm sure you did.
Shannon: I wasn't in a casket.
J.D.: I know that. Come on, who would do that? Except for vampires...
Dr. Kelso: Well, I would say love is blind, but we both know that isn't true. My love for Enid falls a percentage point with every pound she gains. Since our wedding day I am 136% less in love with her.
Carla: You're really gonna comment on your wife's weight when you got muffins stuffed down your pants?
Dr. Kelso: I like them warm.
J.D.: Dr. Kelso, I became a doctor to save lives, heal wounds, and occasionally drop the M.D. bomb to pull hot tail in bars.
Dr. Kelso: You know what else works? Cosmonaut. Try it. Thank me later.
J.D.'s narration: Noted!
J.D.: You guys aren't even friends. Why do you spend so much time competing over everything?
Dr. Cox: Because we're men, and that is what men do.
J.D.'s narration: Now a quick look to Turk to see if that is what men do. (Turk nods) Huh, whaddaya know?
J.D.: What's going on, C-Bizzle?
Turk: We're seeing who can last the longest in Mr. Sellers' room. He has a fungal infection under the fat flaps in his stomach. It smells like the time I accidentally put Izzie's doo-doo diaper in the microwave.
J.D.: You guys are playing Smelly Belly?
Janitor: In my spare time, I also enjoy stuffing animals. Usually with other animals. For instance, a badger will hold five squirrels. A squirrel will hold most of a cat. A mouse will hold a shrew and a vole. You get the idea. Circle of life.
Todd: Oh, it's called "Rate Your Doc dot org". I'm on a completely different, more awesome site.
Dr. Cox: Wow, you actually learned your patient's name. Maybe if you don't kill him in the operating room, you can take him out dancing.
Turk: I doubt it. I'm amputating his foot later.
Original International Air Dates:
Denmark: May 7, 2008 on TV3
Sweden: July 5th, 2008 on TV6
Germany: October 8th, 2008 on ProSieben
Lauren Stamile (who plays Elliot's patient who wishes to take her own life in her own terms) also appears on Grey's Anatomy as Nurse Rose the same night this episode was aired.
Dr. Kelso is seen reading the final Harry Potter book, thus joining the mass hysteria of no-spoiler policy. He threatens everyone who tells him details from the book, and Carla says she knows whether Harry Potter lives or dies. This was one of the biggest questions of the entire Harry Potter series, answered in a chapter of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows titled "A Flaw In The Plan".
When Dr. Bob Kelso asked Carla to let him "read the final Harry Potter in peace", he was referring to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (released July 21, 2007), the 7th and last of the Harry Potter books.
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S 9 : Ep 13
Aired 3/17/10 (21:45)
S 9 : Ep 12
Aired 3/10/10 (21:46)
S 9 : Ep 11
Aired 1/26/10 (21:45)
S 9 : Ep 10
Aired 1/19/10 (21:45)
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