My Heavy Meddle

Season 1, Episode 16, Aired
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Episode Summary

When a rampaging Dr. Cox suddenly shows up at his door in a strange funk, J.D. sees a possibility of a breakthrough in their relationship - until he learns that Cox loses control in almost an annual rite.''Meanwhile, Turk elects to partner with Elliot on a research project so that he can maneuver her back with his buddy J.D.''Carla struggles to fulfill a comatose patient's final request - playing heavy metal music in his room.moreless
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  • The aftermath of Elliot & JD's breakup.

    7.0
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    A pretty good episode. It was just sort of the aftermath of JD & Elliot's breakup. The thing that annoyed me about this episode is that Elliot & JD were treating their breakup, as if they have been dating for years. When really they only dated for about a week. JD learns that his old high school teacher has died and he doesn't let it bother him, when Dr. Cox goes insanely mad, he goes out to have some drinks with JD and they have a meaningful conversation. I loved this plot because I always love Cox development. Then the next day, Cox is totally fine. And JD feels hurt, by the end he is taught to let his anger out once in a while and he starts to deal with his teacher's death. A great plot. Turk & Carla are assigned together for a medical project. Turk just uses her since she's a geek. By the end, everything's resolved. Turk tells her to go make up with JD, he wants things back to normal. I love that Turk/Elliot development. JD & Elliot make up in the end, as friends. Carla has a patient who wants to listen to music that Kelso doesn't want to listen too. With the help of the lawyer they give the patient his last dying wish. An okay plot, on Carla's plot. I love the scene at the end, where the group throws stuff off the roof to let out anger. It was nice to see things are back to it's usual norm. A great episode. Put things in perspective.moreless

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  • My Best Friend's Mistake

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    A very good Cox Episode. The JD subplot with his High School teacher Mr Peters was pretty good. Dr Cox confuses me a little bit, especially when he showed up at JD's house and takes him to the bar etc., but i guess that's how his character is supposed to be? His rants were great and how he tore the lap techs office apart *lol*. The Jelliot break up kinda bothers me. But it was very very well written, so i'm not gonna get into that now. The Elliot and Turk subplot was really interesting and i enjoyed the Todd. Carla's subplot was also good.moreless

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  • a good development about Dr. Cox

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    This episode is funny just because of the fact that it's Franklin's first appearance, i love that guy and how JD is always disappointing him. Moving on, the way Dr. Cox uses JD in this episode is quite intriguing and the fact that he is never emotionally stable but is always willing to offer others advise is another thing that makes me laugh.

    I also find it's always interesting to see how Turk and Elliot's friendship comes along, which this episode gives us insight into also. The project that Turk and Elliot are working on re appears in the episode "My Old Man" another great episode.moreless

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  • Fine example.

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    I thought this was a pretty good episode. I enjoyed watching it and it had the typical Scrubs humor that I look for in an episode. I liked the part with Elliot and the little rubber thingy on her finger. That was funny, and so was the rest of the episode. It was also funny how at the end they all threw watermelons off the roof, and then Janitor had to clean up the mess in the parking lot it made (I can see how that made JD happier!). So, yes, this was yet another great episode from Scrubs! I enjoyed watching it and I am looking foreward to watching more episodes of Scrubs.moreless

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  • JD and Elliot can't seem to avoid each other at work and Elliot and Turk are working on a project together; Carla deals with a coma patient's last request.

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    I thought this was a pretty good episode. I enjoyed watching it and it had the typical Scrubs humor that I look for in an episode. I liked the part with Elliot and the little rubber thingy on her finger. That was funny, and so was the rest of the episode. It was also funny how at the end they all threw watermelons off the roof, and then Janitor had to clean up the mess in the parking lot it made (I can see how that made JD happier!). So, yes, this was yet another great episode from Scrubs! I enjoyed watching it and I am looking foreward to watching more episodes of Scrubs.moreless

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Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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  • Trivia

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    • This marks the first episode in which Kelso mentions his dog Baxter. Edit
    • When Turk and Elliot are watching/talking about Red Dawn, she talks about the Russians invading Michigan. But in the film the Russians are invading Colorado. Edit
    • J.D.'s Girl Names: Marsha, Gloria Edit
  • Notes

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    • As of this episode, Neil Flynn (Janitor) is credited in the main cast. Edit
    • Title Explanation: "Heavy Meddle" stands for the death wish of a patient to hear heavy metal music in his room everyday. Edit
    • When Dr. Cox is angry with J.D., he asks if J.D. wants to commit "Hari-Kari," which is a reference to Seppuku, a form of Japanese ritual suicide by disembowelment. Edit
  • Quotes

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    • Elliot: You know, I'm so sick of this. I mean, every time I come here, I'm going to see him, so just get someone else to do this stupid project with you. Turk: No, look. Okay, maybe the reason why I asked you to work with me on this is because I knew it would force you and J.D. to see each other. Elliot: I don't want to get back together with him. Turk: I'm not saying get back together, okay? You guys made a terrible couple. Edit
    • Turk: You know what's the cool thing about this movie? That this could really happen. Elliot: Which part? The Russians invading Michigan or C. Thomas Howell being a tough guy? Turk: Both. Edit
    • Carla: Dr. Kelso? This is Matthew Rice. Ted: He's the proxy for his uncle's living will. Dr. Kelso: What a happy coincidence, you showing up out of the clear blue sky. Ted: Oh God. Carla: You're okay. Matthew: So exactly how much is my uncle leaving me? Can I ask that? Carla: Oh, no, Mr. Rice. This isn't about his assets. This is about executing his last living requests. Matthew: So... No money at all? Dr. Kelso: Not a dime, kiddo. I can't tell you how glad we are to finally put all this tomfoolery to rest. Once and for all! Cup of coffee, sport? Ted: What happened? I blacked out. Edit
  • Allusions

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    • The Three Little Pigs Dr. Cox makes a reference to the children's story: "The Three Little Pigs" when he knocks on J.D.'s door and says he will blow his door down. Edit
    • Arsenio: Carla: (Refering to Turk's imitation) Who is that? Arsenio? Arsenio Hall is an American comedian, talk show host, and actor. He became very known after starring "Coming to America" with Eddie Murphy in 1988, which probably led to the creation of his talk show, The Arsenio Hall Show, aired from 1989 to 1994 on Fox. Edit
    • The Click: Turk: (Referring to him an Elliot being friends again) The Click is back together. The Click is a hip hop group consisting of four members who are all closely related and were raised in a single household in Vallejo, California. After their 1995 albun, they disbanded, only to regroup in 2001. Edit
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