Scrubs

My Lawyer's In Love

Season 8, Episode 8, Aired 2/3/09

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It's Ted's lucky day when he falls head over heels in love with an ukulele player, and Dr. Cox realizes he cannot handle everything that is thrown at him.

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Zach Braff

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

Dr. Elliot Reid
Donald Faison

Dr. Christopher "Chris" Duncan Turk

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MY LAWYER'S IN LOVE

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By Demien-, Nov 28, 2010 Report Abuse

Ted gets a girl!!that's already sounds funny :D:D:D:.....he is little scared cat!!!he don't know what sto say..i liked episode with elevator he was sitting like a girl :Dlike a little girl...and in the and I'm sorry for JD :d he saw something horribel..i'm sure he will need sychiatryst :D or he's going to be crazy for life :D...what else I liked hm.....oh yes Cox's little sons' attitude to a little JD :D....uhu nurses were very mad although I don't remember why? :-s :D....I don't know what to say more these episodes are too short and there isn't big stuff to talk aboutmoreless

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Hilarious! My favorite episode of this season so far!

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By tvownsLEXIE, Nov 28, 2010 Report Abuse

This episode was amazing. It did two different things at the same time: it made me laugh and it helped pull me towards that sad realization that it is almost over. I'm glad the closure is starting now, especially since it is still funny!!!

Ted, a classic hilarious character, has found his own personal version of the perfect girl. Plus he got to sing four part harmony to "Don't Fear the Reaper" and "Carry on Wayward Son," which happen to be two of my all-time favorite songs. But not only was this a great Ted episode, it was a great Dr. Cox episode as well. I loved when Jack pranked called him so that he thought it was somewhere wandering the streets, and then Jack jumped up and yelled, "I'm alive!" Scrubs displays a variety of senses of humor, and this episode sure did display all of them.moreless

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By oufsta1, Nov 28, 2010 Report Abuse

i love this episode cause its finally a episode not about j . d or turk or carla or elliot its just ted and a new charecter teds new girl friend gutch this also was un expected i mean really who ever thought ted would get a girlfriend its an amazing episode and i reccomend it also if u saw the finale gutch becomes important to ted and they move in also i was surprised cause janitor and j . d actually worked together in the finale they move in teds out of his moms house and its just crazy in agood way that BL didmoreless

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By Canogaparkcindy, Sep 19, 2010 Report Abuse

"We are, we are all innocent" :O

A great episode, a Ted-centric episode, surprisingly it was good. A couple years ago, if you said the next episode of Scrubs would be a Ted-centric episode, I would be really disappointed and not looking forward to the next episode of Scrubs. But when I watched this episode, I was completely astonished at how good it was.

Never in a million years, would I think of finding Ted with a girl, he got the girl, and it was completely hysterical on the way there. The singer for pediatricians was also hilarious. "I really want to kiss/screw you" That was the most hilarious scene. Cox continues to try to juggle 1000 things at once, and realizes one of it has to take, but in the end, he realizes he can never give up on something, the infamous lazy intern gets fired in the process. Kelso admitting to JD that him & Cox were best friends was comedic gold. The show really must be running out of money though, Elliot & Turk are gone... what!?moreless

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Ted gets the girl!

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By berry16, Feb 05, 2009 Report Abuse

Dr. Cox is still struggling to settle into his new position, trying to balance his responsibilities as chief, his duties as a doctor, and his duties as a father. This is pretty much an extension of the previous episode (My New Role), however as an additional storyline, we see the possible development of a relationship between J.D. and Janitor when they team up to help Ted, who is smitten by Stephanie, the ukelele player who performs in the childrens' ward. It was pleasant to see these two teaming up, something similar only seen in My New God (season 5), too bad all went back to normal with Janitor's saliva-drenched handshake.moreless

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- Featured Music: "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" by Blue Öyster Cult (sung by Ted's Band) "Mr. Moon" sung by Kate Micucci (sung to the kids by Stephanie) "Carry On Wayward Son" by Kansas (sung by Ted's Band and Stephanie) "F**k You" by Garfunkel and Oates (sung by Ted and Stephanie) "Innocent" by Our Lady Peace (Closing scenes) Edit
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- Original International Air Dates: Australia: March 23, 2009 on Channel 7 Latin America: June 23, 2009 on Sony Entertainment Television (a.k.a. Canal Sony) Sweden: November 4, 2009 on TV6 Edit
- Although credited, Sarah Chalke (Dr. Elliot Reid) and Donald Faison (Dr. Christopher "Chris" Duncan Turk) do not appear in this episode. Edit
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- J.D.: Did you actually teach your son to be mean to a baby? Dr. Cox: Not just any baby, but *YOUR* baby. Come here Jacky boy, we're going to get 10000 jelly beans, I love you so much. J.D.: (to Sam) They can both be so hurtful. Edit
- J.D.: Ugh. Why is your hand wet? (He looks at the writing on Janitor's palm) Licked by Janitor. I guess the truce is off. Edit
- Ted: I think what I'm trying to say is, Stephanie, I would love to go and have coffee with you. Stephanie: What time do you get off of work? Ted: Who cares? Edit
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