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Episode Summary

J.D. takes matters into his own hands while searching for a relative for his favorite patient.
''Meanwhile, Elliot is fed up with her coworkers not taking her seriously and discovers, with some help from Carla and Jordan, that she can get her way by flaunting her femininity.
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  • Matthew Perry guest stars.

    8.5
    "Great"
    An episode guest starred by Matthew Perry and directed by him. This was a good episode but it seemed too centered on Matthew Perry, it seems as though the show came to the guest star, rather than the guest star coming on the show. The plot that I favored the most was Carla & Jordan teaching Elliot to use sexual manipulation to get what she wants. And the interviewer coming at the worst moment for Elliot. Carla & Jordan were great in this episode, not to mention hilarious working as a team. It was also fun to see the janitor fall hard for Elliot and save the day in the end. An emotional plot for JD when he gets too involved with his patient. His patient needs a kidney transplant, so he tracks down his estranged son (Matthew Perry) to get him to do the transplant. Conflict arises when the patient isn't his real father. JD tries to convince him throughout the whole episode, while Cox, himself, is loving the situation, since he warned JD not to get involved. The unicorn journal didn't do much to the episode. So pretty much the only plot that I really enjoyed and helped this episode was the teamwork between Elliot, Turk, Carla & Jordan.moreless

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  • good old chandler but not quite!

    8.0
    "Great"
    mattew perry appears in scrubs as murray! what i love about this storyline is that its a differnt chacterf or matthew peery as in films i've seen he's been very very similar to the character of chandler!

    but anyways murray is brought into scrubs when jd gets involved ina patients life and it makes for an interesting episode! its enjoyable to watch jd relate to another character liek he does with murray and at the same time watch the parrallel with dr. cox and murrays father!

    the janitor in this epsiode is hillairous and once again makes the show amzing when u sometimes fear drama is tkaing over too much!

    good epsiode not like amzing but good!moreless

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  • JD gets to involved with his patient.

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    A super nice patient needs a kidney and dispite Cox's advice, JD goes and talks to the man's son, Murry. Murry doesnt like his dad, but says he'll give him his kidney anways. Tests come back and it turns out the Murry isnt his dads son. JD goes and talks to the Murry and he finally agreess to give him his kidney. This was a great episode and was very funny. Another favorite of mine from Season 4.
    (Man is pretending to fly around with his arms out)
    JD: He smells like fuel.
    Murry: He's a airplane.moreless

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  • Matthew Perry

    7.2
    "Good"
    Matthew Perry (Friends) guest stars as Murray, a sort of Chandler-like character, who's father is in need of a kidney. After Jd goes well out of his way to find Murray and drags him to the hospital the truth comes out, Murray's father isn't his biological father. After Murray bails and Jd manages to get him back to the hospital once again Dr. Cox gives him that final push and helps him realize that even though they don't share a biological link his fake father is still his real father. Murray and his fake real dad have some really funny moments. Matthew Perry is such a goof but in that almost you're not sure if he's being serious or goofing around kind of way. I really like him. The Janitor is also particularly funny in this episode as his crush on "blonde doctor" get's taken to a frigtening level when he threatens to beat someone with a soda can. He's freaking hilarious.moreless

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  • this was a funny episode, and that is saying alot with how consistently funny this show is.

    10
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    The part with the getting cake from the cafeteria is hilarious, especially when he rubbed his nipples, I laughed so hard the times I saw this episode. There was alot going on and Matthew Perry was pretty funny as well, up there in the control tower of the small airport. That was also cool that it was his Dad in real life, according to this page. It was one of though laugh pretty hard type of episodes, which was great. I know they have alot of those types of episodes, and obviously that is why the show is so great.moreless

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Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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  • Trivia

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    • It's mentioned that J.D. is 29 years old. Edit
    • When the Janitor is giving a can of orange soda to Elliot's interviewer, if you look carefully at the top of the can you can see that it is a Sunkist can with a fake label wrapped around it. Edit
    • When J.D finds Murray in field, he is standing by his scooter which is on the road; but as Murray flies the plane towards J.D, he is suddenly in the middle of the field right near Murray. The scooter is no where to be seen. Edit
  • Notes

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    • John C. McGinley and Matthew Perry also appeared together in "3 To Tango". Edit
    • Guest star Matthew Perry is best known for his role in NBC's Friends, which aired alongside Scrubs on Thursdays. His character is also, at one point, seen watching Wings which also used to air on NBC. Edit
  • Quotes

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    • Murray: I don't know if I can go through with this. I wish there was something to help me get through the door. Dr. Cox: Hey, jerk-hole. J.D./Murray: Yeah? Dr. Cox: No, new jerk-hole! Edit
    • Janitor: Hey, buddy. I need you to reconsider Blonde Doctor. And I'm gonna tell you why. See, I'm the future Mr. Blonde Doctor? And I kinda need this to happen so that I can, uh - hey, over here - I need this to happen so that I can just hang out around the house and, you know, bake bread or... gab across the fence with neighbor Marge. Nice lady. Polish, I think. Doesn't matter, I'm not prejudice. Interviewer: What the hell are you talking about? Janitor: Here's the thing: I need you to take this can of orange soda, turn, smile, and give Blonde Doctor a big thumb's up! Or, I'm gonna take the same orange soda, follow you down to the parking lot, and smash your head in with it. Edit
    • Turk: Ladies. I think we've learned our lesson. Jordan: That is not helpful, Turkleton! Turk: I was covered in bees! Edit
  • Allusions

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    • Carla: (to Jordan) Or in your case what Dr. Feinberg gave you. One of the writers is named Dave Feinberg. Edit
    • North by Northwest: The scene where Murray attacks J.D. with his model plane is a play on the famous biplane chasing Cary Grant scene from Alfred Hitchcock's "North by Northwest". Edit
    • J.D.: He made me watch Everwood. Everwood is a family drama on The WB. Edit
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