The voice heard over the loudspeaker during the scene where J.D. is running through the airport after Kim, was done by Sam Lloyd, as a last minute addition, as the scene originally had not called for a PA announcer.
After the Janitor hits Ted with a paintball, you can see that he has just as many paintballs in his machine as earlier, before he shoots Ted.
The color red played a predominant role in this episode: 1) J.D.'s nosebleed 2) Janitor's paintballs 3) Janitor's mostly red painting in Dr. Reid's office 4) Dr. Cox watching red and yellow paint run together 5) The orange man (orange = red + yellow)
Featured Music: "Lollipop" written by Julius Dixon & Beverly Ross, performed by Sarah Chalke and The Blanks (Elliot provokes Dr. Kelso) "Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet" by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (J.D.'s fantasy about telling Kim his feelings) "Where Do You Go" by Sister Hazel (Final scene)
(J.D. enters the patient Sarah's room) J.D.: Hey Sarah, how are ya'? I'm Doctor Dorian. Look, you were in and out of consciousness when they brought you in, do you have any family you want us to contact? Sarah: Nah, it's just me and my dog Charlie. You can try him but he barely answers his cell. J.D.: What's Charlie's cellphone number, 1800-CATS ARE LAME? (Sarah shows no reaction to J.D.'s comment) J.D.: Okay, other than the obvious loss of your sense of humor.
Rex: Excuse me, Dr. Cox. Dr. Cox: Yes, Party Doc. Rex: I heard crying coming from this room last night, thought you should know. Carla: Don't look at me, I wasn't crying.
J.D.'s thoughts: Kim's leaving to pack and I still have no plan to make her stay. It's go time, just say the first thing that pops into your head. Kim: Hey J.D. J.D.: I'm rich. You don't have to take that job. Kim: Uh, you're not rich. J.D.: Oh yes, I am, Kim. And this right here is my dope-ass Mercedes. (J.D. jumps on the back of the car and he continuously almost slides off then shuts the gas tank which opens up) J.D.: I didn't want to tell you because I wanted you to like me for me. Kim: You're an idiot, J.D. J.D.: Am I, Kim? (The car takes off)
J.D.: Phone sex is out of the question because I'm a righty when I talk on the phone and I'm also a righty when I'm teaching mini J.D. who daddy is.
Kim: You don't want to be around me when I'm pregnant, all the women in my family go psycho. J.D.: Yeah but Kim... Kim: I wasn't finished! (Kim pushes J.D. against the wall. J.D. comes back with a bloody nose.) J.D.: You know I'm back, I'm back. It's perfectly fine. I just hit the wall. Look, whatever your decision is, I support you. Kim: Oh you're so awesome, J.D. (J.D. tastes the blood on his lips) J.D.'s thoughts: My lips taste weird.
Dr. Kelso: Here's your paycheck Turkleton, now you can give it back to me to pay your bills. Turk: Why don't you just hold on to that, sir? Dr. Kelso. That's not how it works. Take it, sigh, then hand it back to me.
J.D.: I got you a gift. It's a star! I found this page on the internet where you can buy and name them. Unfortunately 'Kim' was already taken, so I tried Kim with two m's, Kim with three m's, Kim1... Kim:: So what's it called? J.D.: 'frecklefart90' Kim: Because of the freckle on my butt, my lactose intolerance, and the fact that I graduated high school in 1990! J.D.: ...yes! J.D.'s narration: that was sooo lucky.
Kim: Oh god, I'm going to be so big when I get back, you won't want to touch me. J.D.: Don't worry, I've been with a lot of big girls.
Turk: Why does she hate me? Dr. Cox: Don't say 'hate', Ghandi, you kids throw that word around so much it's lost all of its meaning. Now, now I have to find a word stronger than 'hate' to describe how I feel about others, hmmmm... I megaloathe you all. Good day.
Turk: (Walks into Carla's room with a baby in his arms) Hey, look who I brought to see her mama. Carla: (With their real baby in her arms) Someone else's child? Guard: We got a code pink people. Someone just stole a baby.
Dr. Cox: Look, I know you all curl up on your futons at night dreaming of cracking a real-life medical mystery so that some doctor/supermodel will want to touch your eruption button, but here's the bad news: This isn't a TV show. There aren't any cameras over here (motions toward the camera), real medical mysteries don't happen every week, and doctors damn sure don't look like models, they look like Rex. Rex: What? Dr. Cox: Chin up, you ugly bastard.
J.D.: I can't believe you can get sick just from being sad. How would you treat that? (Flashes to J.D. and a nurse with a man who's flatlining) J.D.: This man is coding! I need a box of kittens, STAT! (Nurse grabs a box filled with kittens and hands it to J.D., who then pours them onto the man. The man comes back to life and starts laughing. J.D. then steps aside and speaks to the camera.) J.D.: Possible side-effects of kittens may include: Sneezing, tiny scratches, and erectile dysfunction.
Original International Air Dates: Denmark: January 31, 2007 on TV3
Dave Foley reprises his role as Dr. Hendrick. His last appearance was in the Season Five episode "My Five Stages".
This marks the first episode with Elliot at her new private practice job.
Dane Cook: When Dr. Cox is ranting to Keith and Lisa about how no doctors are really like House, he goes on to say that it is a mystery that anybody on the planet could think Dane Cook is funny. Dane Cook is a very energetic stand up comedian who has also been in movies and TV shows. His most recent album became Double Platinum, and has become the highest charting comedy album in twenty-eight years.
House References: Dr. Cox rants "This isn't a TV show, there aren't any cameras over here, real medical mysteries don't happen every week and doctors damn sure don't look like models..." When Dr. Cox was limping in the coffee shop with the cane, he resembled Dr. House on House. One of J.D.'s patients is diagnosed with Broken Heart Syndrome. The very next airing of House, the episode entitled "Words and Deeds", originally airing a mere five days after this, also featured a patient whose main affliction was thought to be Broken Heart Syndrome. J.D. says that sometimes he wishes that the hospital were like a TV show and there was someone like House to come in and solve all of their problems. The orange man case can also be found in the Pilot Episode of House.
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