Scrubs

My Interpretation

Season 2, Episode 20, Aired 4/3/03

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Jamie's (T.C.W.) husband died and J.D. struggles with the ethical issues involved in starting a relationship with her.''Dr. Cox babysits his son, whom Jordan still hasn't chosen a name for, and is disturbed that he feels nothing for the baby.''Turk is haunted by erotic dreams about Elliot, which gets him into hot water with Carla.moreless

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Zach Braff

Dr. John Michael "J.D." Dorian
Sarah Chalke

Dr. Elliot Reid
Neil Flynn

The Janitor

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Such a hilarious episode.

9.6

"Superb"

By Canogaparkcindy, May 28, 2010 Report Abuse

Wow, this was such a fun episode. I didn't think Jamie would return as Tasty Comma Wife, but she does when her husband in a comma ends up dying. So now JD has a shot with Jamie, but of course it comes with baggage. JD thinks he's protecting Jamie after sleeping with her at the funeral and then not calling her again. He starts to have problems that mirror his situation with Jamie. When he has a patient that can't speak English who has his brother as a translator. The prognosis isn't good, but his brother lies to protect JD's patient by telling him he's going to be fine to protect him. Elliot knowing German was a nice fun fact. I love the whole "99 Luftballoons" sequence. An interesting side plot that I really enjoyed: Turk has a sex dream of Elliot. I'm sick of seeing Elliot only being in sexual situations, it's as if she has nothing left to offer for this show, then walk around with her shirt off. It turns out it's normal to have sex dreams of another person, especially since Turk is engaged, in the end Carla has a sex dream about Ted! Hilarious! JD accidentally ends up at the janitor's house after the funeral and ends up seeing him take a shower, and finds a skin disease on his penis He has trouble confronting the janitor. Another fun plot that I actually really enjoyed. Cox starts to worry when he doesn't feel anything for Jordan's baby. But when they finally name him Jack, he feels something. A great moment for the family. All plots were hilarious and eventful at the same time especially since JD gets together with Jamie in the end. Great hilarious episode.moreless

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Tasty Coma Wifes husband dies!

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By Trottelfresse, May 11, 2008 Report Abuse

JD attends the funeral of the TCW's husband, with..well, predictable results. Turk has a sex-dream about Elliot, but Carla finds out about it. Dr. Cox's impression of Jordan's baby continues to slide rapidly downhill.

I really enjoyed all the plots in this one. Dr Kelso and Ted were hilarious and for once Turla got a really good plot as well. Dr Cox and baby Jack was great. I couldn't wait to see how Cox would react once he finds out that the baby is actually his. JD and Jamie were great ("I dropped something on my toe! Ahhh! Ahh!"). She is one of JD's girlfriend i do not dislike!moreless

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A hilarious episode.

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By Mdinkle1, Aug 08, 2007 Report Abuse

"My Interpretation" is a fantastic episode from the second season of Scrubs. Many different things occur in this episode. J.D. tries to comfort The Coma Wife when her comatose husband dies. Turk begins having fantasies about Elliot when he sleeps. Dr. Cox is concerned when he feels nothing while looking after his yet to be named son. This episode had a good mix of laugh out loud moments, and character defining moments. One defining moment to stands out to me the most occurs at the end of the episode, when Dr. Cox holds his son, who has now been named Jack, and starts to smile a bit. The best part of "My Interpretation", however, definitely had to be when J.D. had his fantasies about "connecting" with the German patient by dancing around with a bunch of red balloons to the song "99 Luftballoons", and when he imagined the same thing occurring after saying he likes T.C.W. in front of her deceased husband's parents. I laughed so hard at those fantasies. Another funny part was the conversation J.D. had with the janitor in the bathroom concerning the janitor's private parts. It was awkward, yet hilarious. This was one of the first episodes of Scrubs that I saw; after I saw how funny this show could be, and still have plenty of endearing moments, I was hooked.moreless

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By MrPixelAttack, May 28, 2007 Report Abuse

Jamie's (T.C.W.) husband died and J.D. struggles with the ethical issues involved in starting a relationship with her.
Dr. Cox babysits his son, whom Jordan still hasn't chosen a name for, and is disturbed that he feels nothing for the baby.
Turk is haunted by erotic dreams about Elliot, which gets him into hot water with Carla.

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Funeral sex! Way to go JD.

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What a fun episode.

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By thedeadpoint, Jul 30, 2006 Report Abuse

Oh man... that OWW!! montage in the beginning of the show is hilarious... my favorite part was JD\\\'s impersonation of Jamie\\\'s exctasy.

Then there\\\'s Turk\\\'s dream with an awfully hot looking Elliot.

Then JD sees Janitor\\\'s ding dong.

The red balloon scene.

Cox going nuts to look like he was responsible when Jordan walks in.

JD explaining how he thinks Janitor has a melanoma.

Cute baby Jack.

The other red balloon scene.

Man, this episode seems more concentrated with good, ole\\\' Scrubs humor. And it doesn\\\'t have the usual dose of drama. Anywho, this is a refreshing episode.

\\\"Benign. Benign and a half.\\\"

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- Featured Music: "Let's Get It On" by Marvin Gaye "99 Luftballons" by Nena Edit
- In the "99 Luftballons" scene with J.D. and Mr. Mueller, in the lower left-hand corner, you can see someone hitting the balloons back into the center of the room. Edit
Notes
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- J.D. hears Mr. Mueller's brother say, "Es wird alles gut gehen" (everything will be fine), when the brother translates J.D.'s prognosis. However, when J.D. talks to Elliot, J.D. quotes "Es wird alles wieder gut" (everything will be fine again). Edit
- Mr. Mueller speaks a very bad German. Some of his words don't even make any sense. The only person speaking it nearly perfect in this episode is Elliot. Edit
- In the German version of the episode, the Patient's name is not Mr. Mueller, but Mr. Olsen, who is from Denmark. Edit
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- Elliot: He wants to know why his brother lied to him. J.D.: Uh... I guess he was trying to protect you. Or maybe he thought he was trying to protect you, but he was actually protecting himself. Elliot: Hang on, I forgot what "protect" is, and you used it, like, five times. Edit
- Dr. Cox: Hey, Jordan. Jordan: You know, it's funny - I can't even be pissed and want you to die, screaming in agony, as two horses pull you apart when I'm looking at this beautiful face. Edit
- Turk: Baby? Carla: Yeah? Turk: Have you dreamt of anyone since we got engaged? Carla: No, Baby, but I understand. Come here, let me give you something to dream about. She turns around, in a dream to find Ted lying next to her Ted: See if you can find my tattoo! Edit
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- Dr. Cox: Her husband was in a coma so long, that she actually forgot what an attractive male looked like -- enter Errol Flynn...whose conscience will not allow him to either swash or buckle her. Dr. Cox is linking J.D. to Errol Flynn, an actor from the early 1900s who was known for being cast as a lead in swashbuckling movies such as The Adventures of Robin Hood and Adventures of Don Juan. Edit