Donald Faison |
Dr. Christopher "Chris" Duncan Turk |
John C. McGinley |
Dr. Percival "Perry" Cox |
Judy Reyes |
Nurse Carla Espinosa |
Ken Jenkins |
Dr. Robert "Bob" Kelso |
Neil Flynn |
The Janitor |
Sarah Chalke |
Dr. Elliot Reid |
Michael Weston |
Private Brian Dancer |
Guest Star |
Julian Berlin |
Anne Chase |
Guest Star |
Rachel Avery |
Katie |
Guest Star |
Martin Klebba |
Randall Winston |
Recurring Role |
Aaron Ikeda |
Rex |
Recurring Role |
Christina Miles |
Gloria |
Recurring Role |
J.D. has a daydream of Laverne wearing angel wings which J.D. comments as "being a weird one". This is somewhat symbolic of her death later in the season.
When Lloyd is giving J.D. a ride to work and he asks if J.D. likes Speed Metal, the song that he played was in fact closer to Thrash Metal if not Death Metal.
In the scene where Private Dancer writes with a giant pen on some pieces of paper, the papers suddenly vanish, when Elliot leaves.
In the scene where Private Dancer is finally learning to write his name, they make him use his left arm so that he writes with purposely bad hand-writing.
J.D. says he knocked up Kim on the first date while trying to convince Anne to date him, but he actually got Kim pregnant on the second date in My Transition.
Featured Music:
"Devil's Son" by DevilDriver (Lloyd gives J.D. a ride to work)
"Driving Down the Darkness" by DevilDriver (Lloyd gives J.D. another ride to work)
"Shine" by Plain White T's (Keith's party)
"Turn" by Travis (Final scene)
Turk: So, Dr. Cox, cast comes off tomorrow. Any last-minute shots you want to take at me?
Dr. Cox: You have diabetes and you can't eat cupcakes.
Turk: Wow.
Carla: Elliot, you can't test love. When I first met Turk, it seemed he was more in love with his best friend than me!
Turk: Honey, they got that almond biscotti J.D. loves; I was wondering if I could borrow some money so I could get him some.
Carla: No, you got him a present yesterday. (Turk runs off in a huff)
J.D.: It looks like tiny hamsters died all over your face.
Janitor: That happened once, but no, this is just how I grow facial hair.
Elliot: Living with a guy before marriage makes me feel too whorey.
Laverne: You can live in separate states but if you're doing the nasty before you get married, your ass is going to burn.
Lloyd: What's up?
J.D.: Thanks for the ride, Lloyd, this DUI is such a hassle.
Lloyd: Been there, bro'. Been there.
J.D.: Alcohol?
Lloyd: Crack...hey, by any chance do you like speed metal?
J.D.'s narration: I did not.
J.D.: Hey, hey, hey, what is up with the giant novelty pen?
Anne: It's an occupational therapy pen. Brian can't hold small objects.
J.D.: I had an ex-girlfriend who had the same problem! Kidding, no she didn't...that's awkward!
Elliot: (To Keith) Oh babe, I didn't want whipped cream.
Keith: Let me fix it for you, babe.
Carla: (To Turk) And this isn't soy.
Turk: Sucks to be you.
Dr. Cox: (To Turk) It really is just super that you're here with us as a reminder that surgeons really are simply ignorant scalpel jocks. Hell, after surgery if there's the slightest medical issue you just turf the patient right down to us, the real doctors, so we can pick up your slack. You cut, and run. If you will. (To other residents) That's right, it's not just a phrase used by political pundits who wear bow ties. It is also the number one reason that all of you should pray to God, or, in your case Rex, Moko, the Samoan Bird King, that you never have to be treated by these flesh hungry butchers.
Turk: (About Dr. Cox) I don't understand why you're so devoted to that guy.
J.D.: He's got this strange power. Eventually you'll crave his approval and become just like me.
Turk: Puhh! (Stares off into space and thinks) But still, as I thought about Dr. Cox, I knew J.D was right.
J.D.: See!
Dr. Cox: Good morning, reasons why I drink. You may have noticed that we have a new face in our group.
Turk: Oh, these glasses, they're not prescription, but, uh, I figured I wear them so I could fit in with you medical geeks. Y'know what I'm sayin'.
Elliot: Yeah, I don't see what's insane about not wanting spiders to lay eggs in my corn flakes. That's how Carla's mom died.
Carla: No it wasn't!
Elliot: You're supposed to be my best friend!
Elliot: Do you know how lucky you are to have a husband? I mean, I've got a brand new home, I am totally ready to start my life...but I just don't know if Keith is marriage material. My mom thinks I should test his love by saying I'm knocked up. If he doesn't propose on the spot, I just demand that he gives me $600 for the abortion, dump him, and ease my sadness with a brand new pair of Jimmy Choo's. That's how she got her rad shoe collection in college.
Anne: Hi, I'm Anne Chase, Brian's physical therapist.
J.D.: Konichiwa.
Brian: I'd love to put my ear on her butt, and see if I can hear the ocean.
J.D.: Uh, Brian, you're doing that thing where you say your thoughts out loud. It's a side effect of his injury.
Anne: (Looking stunned) Oh.
J.D.'s narration: It wasn't, but we'd been having fun since we came up with that.
(J.D. and Brian wink at each other, as if to say awesome)
Original International Air Dates:
Denmark: March 14, 2007 on TV3
Features the 'sad music' for the first time since it was brought back for the My Way Home, after it was retired at the end of season four. This is the second time it's played to Turk.
Superman: When Turk is wearing his dorky glasses during rounds, J.D. doesn't recognize him. This is an allusion to the fact that no one notices that Clark Kent is in fact Superman, just because he is wearing glasses and has a different hairstyle.
Star Wars:
When Turk brings J.D. chocolate bars to the new apartment he's considering, they make lightsaber sounds and "duel" with the bars emulating a Star Wars lightsaber duel, this is followed up by J.D. calling Turk "Obi-Brown" (alluding to Obi-Wan) and Turk replies calling him "J.D. Luke" (alluding to Luke Skywalker).
When J.D. comes clean to Anne Chase, the physical therapist, about his vasovagal syncope, his DUI and living in a tent, it is strongly reminiscent of episode 86 of Seinfeld, "The Opposite". In that episode, George tells a beautiful young woman that he is unemployed and lives with his parents. This tactic works for George, but not for J.D.
Janitor: Thank you. I just found out that my great-great-great-grandfather was mutton-chop enthusiast Ambrose Burnsides. I'm bringing back the look to honor his memory.
Ambrose Burnside (not "Burnsides") was a Union General during the American Civil War. His most notable appointment was as the Commander of the Army of the Potomac, which primarily operated in Northern Virginia.
Turk: Lupus? Does she live on the second floor?
Dr. Cox: (Groaning)
Turk: (Singing) Does she live upstairs from you? I think you have seen her before!
This is a reference to a Suzanne Vega's song "Luka" about child abuse.
Turk: What's happening, J.D.?
J.D.: Hey, hey, hey!
This exchange of greetings is borrowed from the 1970's sitcom "What's Happening!!".
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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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