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Scrubs

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Scrubs	comment	Scrubs is a dramedy series created by Bill Lawrence that aired from 2001-2010 (2001-2008 on NBC and 2009-2010 on ABC, although the latter network's parent company produced and owns the rights to the show). The show is Putting the "Medic" in Comedic at its finest, shot in a single-camera format.John "J.D." Dorian (Zach Braff) trains and works at Sacred Heart Hospital, learning the difference between studying medicine and being a doctor, as well as how being a person can differ from both. His guide through much of this is Dr. Perry Cox (John C. McGinley), an acerbic, sharp-tongued and profoundly bitter attending physician with a terrible personal, professional, romantic and social life but a genuine desire to help his patients.Other people in the hospital provide contrast, support, and the more-than-occasional weird situation: Dr. Elliot Reid (Sarah Chalke), J.D's (female) on-again, off-again love interest and possibly the only doctor on staff more nerdy and psychologically messed-up than he is; J.D.'s long-time friend Dr. Chris Turk (Donald Faison), a surgeon who tries to be the best and blackest thing since burnt sliced toast; nurse Carla Espinosa (Judy Reyes), the Team Mom to the staff with a penchant for delivering advice whether you like it or not; Dr. Robert "Bob" Kelso (Ken Jenkins), the hospital's Chief of Medicine and Jerkass of a boss whose job requires him to be a heartless bastard and think only of the hospital in fiscal terms; and "Janitor" (Neil Flynn), a mysterious and often menacing presence in J.D.'s life who has taken the role of his nemesis.Scrubs uses rapid-fire dialogue, a running mental commentary in J.D.'s head for narration, rapid scene changes, hippocratical humor and a single-camera viewpoint to maintain a high energy to the story and to the comedy. The show also takes quite a few dives into the surreal end of the pool, especially in its frequent depiction of J.D's fantasies. These fantasies provide much of the show's humor, as it deals with the often bizarre trains of thought and overly literal depictions of metaphors people use.The show became well-known for its focus on Character Development, the extensive supporting cast and recurring characters, the largely accurate medicine and politics surrounding it and paying attention to the gradual progression of the careers of the young doctors (how they go from interns to residents to attending physicians and eventually department heads).Scrubs spent its first seven seasons on NBC, but moved to ABC for its eighth season. That season ended with what was thought to be the show's Grand Finale, an episode whose end credits were played alongside footage of the cast and crew tearfully saying goodbye to each other. But in a surprise move, ABC picked up Scrubs for yet another season; this resulted in a Post-Script Season set at New Sacred Heart, a teaching hospital. Though Turk, Dr. Cox, Dr. Kelso and J.D. all showed up (the latter for only 6 episodes), the focus was on a new group of interns, with intern Lucy Bennett largely replacing J.D. as narrator. The show officially ended after the Season 9 finale.There is now a Shout Out page, as well as a recap page that looks like it needs some good curing.
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Scrubs / int_101ff175	comment	Anger Montage: Elliot, right before she hacks off all her hair.
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Scrubs / int_107edaa4	type	Comforting the Widow
Scrubs / int_107edaa4	comment	Comforting the Widow: J.D. ends up having sex with his patient's widow, and comments "There are a lot of ways to grieve, but last time I checked, wheelbarrow style wasn't one". It borders on Romancing the Widow in this case, as the man had been in a coma for several years (after a car accident two weeks into their marriage). As "Tasty Coma Wife" puts it, she had already grieved over losing her husband, his actual death really just gave her some closure. This trope is more definitely in effect several episodes earlier when J.D. and the wife went on a date while the husband was actually still alive (but of course comatose). They have a good time together but J.D. backs out before anything physical happens because this trope makes him uncomfortable with the situation.
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Scrubs / int_109dbb51	type	Pull the Thread
Scrubs / int_109dbb51	comment	Pull the Thread: Involved by the Janitor when he decides to go around "bustin' chops". This basically involves him listening in on people's conversations and then bursting in with incriminating evidence that proves they're lying at the most inconvenient moment:
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Scrubs / int_1152876e	type	Faux Yay
Scrubs / int_1152876e	comment	Faux Yay: Most notably, Dr Cox and Ben's game of gay chicken.
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Scrubs / int_118a41d5	type	Daydream Surprise
Scrubs / int_118a41d5	comment	Daydream Surprise: A staple, thanks to J.D. and his five times an episode Imagine Spot.
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Scrubs / int_12336d7d	comment	Table Space: Appears in the episode "My Cold Shower", when Kelso has an Imagine Spot about what it'd be like being married to Elliot. The gag is used to show how loveless that marriage would be; Elliot notes how much she hates Kelso and he emotionlessly replies "I know" before returning to his dinner.
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Scrubs / int_127fc252	type	Creator Cameo
Scrubs / int_127fc252	comment	Creator Cameo: Bill Lawrence appears as bohemian Justice of the Peace "Van" (stretch it out - Vaaan) in season 8 "My Soul on Fire" parts 1 and 2. He marries the Janitor and Lady with the line "It is now time to join these two, as only the creator can." In My Finale: Part 2, he appears as a janitor and he and J.D. deliver the final goodbye of the show. Lloyd the delivery driver was played by writer and producer Mike Schwartz and Leonard the black security guard with an afro and hook hand was played by supervising producer Randall Winston.
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Scrubs / int_1282bf4f	type	No Celebrities Were Harmed
Scrubs / int_1282bf4f	comment	No Celebrities Were Harmed: With all the parallels and strikingly similarities between Elliot, famous author Sylvia Plath, and Plath's fictional alter-ego Esther Greenwood, it's hard to believe that the writers didn't have Plath in mind when they wrote Elliot's character. They both grew up in New England and went off to college. They're both young, blonde, successful, intelligent, and attractive. Elliot is just as neurotic as Plath was. They both struggled with the concept of being a woman and being successful. They also struggled with the choice between a successful career or romance. They also both suffered from serious bouts of depression and were both suicidal. Before her college years, Elliot swam out to the middle of a lake and attempted to drown herself, only to be saved by the school's rowing team. Elliot even says that, at the time, she had read poetry by Plath herself and Virginia Wolfe, two female writers that committed suicide. Plath's alter-ego, Esther, attempted suicide in an almost verbatim manner. Plath herself also attempted suicide, except she was successful in 1963 when she stuck her head in a gas oven. Elliot even states that the reason she didn't use Plath's method was because having a hot head makes her pee and she had no intent on being found in a puddle of her own urine. Not again.
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Scrubs / int_129749df	type	All Men Are Perverts
Scrubs / int_129749df	comment	All Men Are Perverts / All Women Are Prudes: Avoided occasionally, especially early in the show's run; Jordan is unapologetically sexual, and Carla can be sexually assertive as well. The tropes are eventually played pretty straight, however, as Turk is frequently reduced to begging Carla for sex. This is foreshadowed in one of the episodes before they get married, with Elliot saying, "Plus, now you only have to have sex when you actually want to!" Carla also tells Elliot in the first season that she refuses sex in order to hold something over men she's dating, so that might very well be why she makes Turk beg. Averted with Elliot, who in the same conversation claims she uses sex as an icebreaker.
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Scrubs / int_135c6de7	type	Cannot Tell a Joke
Scrubs / int_135c6de7	comment	Cannot Tell a Joke: J.D., particularly in "My Rite of Passage" where his interns are sucking up to him by laughing at his jokes. Carla also has an episode where her inability to tell jokes that are funny is one of the central focuses. Elliot also fails to tell a series of ancient jokes, which everyone knows. After every setup she creates, everyone in the coffee shop responds with the appropriate punchline. It is said that this was actually a genuine reaction by Zach Braff, as he didn't know just how shrill Sarah Chalke could get.
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Scrubs / int_13646b1b	type	My Friends... and Zoidberg
Scrubs / int_13646b1b	comment	and Hugh Jackman.
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Scrubs / int_13939eec	type	Unknown Rematch Conclusion
Scrubs / int_13939eec	comment	Unknown Rematch Conclusion: Invoked in "My Manhood". After losing having one of his testicles removed in an operation, Turk starts acting extremely aggressive due to feeling like less of a man. Meanwhile, J.D. tries to be more assertive so he can be a better father figure for his son. This results in the two getting into a fight, which J.D. wins with a lucky hit to Turk's face and Turk becomes obsessed with beating J.D. in a rematch. However, they manage to reach an understanding and stop the fight. To save face, they decide to do a "Rocky III freeze-frame ending" and circulate a picture of them about to punch each other. This allows them to both claim victory, without anyone knowing who really "won" the fight.
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Scrubs / int_13ef88c8	type	Must Have Lots of Free Time
Scrubs / int_13ef88c8	comment	Must Have Lots of Free Time: Although it's been mentioned he has a family and his presumed father appears at one point, the Janitor would rather waste his life antagonizing J.D. to a bizarre degree. Only when a germaphobic woman —who would eventually become his wife— starts a relationship with him, he's seen less and less. Jordan spends a lot of time at the hospital. She's a board member and only works a few days out of the year and hires a nanny to watch the kids even while she's at home. Yet, she's there everyday like clockwork, just hanging around.
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Scrubs / int_1439161f	type	Heroic BSoD
Scrubs / int_1439161f	comment	Heroic BSoD: After three of his patients die from receiving transplanted organs infected with rabies, Dr. Cox has an uncharacteristically emotional reaction, seemingly pushed beyond his ability to express himself.
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Scrubs / int_15b2cab3	type	Tempting Fate
Scrubs / int_15b2cab3	comment	Tempting Fate: The show has a LOT of this via J.D.'s narration - often, the opposite of whatever he says will or won't happen occurs at some point in the episode, whether it's immediately after, or delayed a few scenes. A notable example is in "My Screw Up" - Dr. Cox tells J.D. that a patient he was concerned about wouldn't die in the short time he was gone, but soon after, J.D. tells him that he went into cardiac arrest and died. This becomes a Played With trope after it's revealed that the "he" J.D. mentioned was not the original patient, but rather, Dr. Cox's best friend Ben, whom had been neglecting treatment for his leukemia.
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Scrubs / int_15e6be8b	type	Sock It to Them
Scrubs / int_15e6be8b	comment	Sock It to Them: The Janitor claims that his father used to do this. It's unlikely that he was telling the truth, of course.
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Scrubs / int_16e362fb	type	Bilingual Backfire
Scrubs / int_16e362fb	comment	Bilingual Backfire: Both these cases are actually inversions, since the person whose language skills were secret is the one being backfired upon. When Carla's brother Marco is first introduced, he pretends to only speak Spanish to annoy Turk. Turk eventually goads him into revealing he speaks English. In a later episode, Turk decides to surprise Carla by telling her he's learned Spanish, but then decides to keep it a secret for a bit so he can listen in on her secret conversations and appear to be a more attentive husband. This doesn't go entirely as planned.
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Scrubs / int_172c04fb	type	The Old Country
Scrubs / int_172c04fb	comment	The Old Country: One of Turk's interns is actually a highly qualified surgeon whose degree doesn't apply in America as he earned it in a foreign country. He often tells stories about practicing medicine in his war-torn homeland.
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Scrubs / int_1779f10e	type	"Well Done, Son" Guy
Scrubs / int_1779f10e	comment	"Well Done, Son" Guy: J.D. and Dr. Cox.
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Scrubs / int_177ecc0f	type	Unexpected Positive
Scrubs / int_177ecc0f	comment	Unexpected Positive: There was an episode with a hypochondriac patient who demanded every test available. Eventually, as they were running out of tests and trying to convince the guy he was obviously perfectly healthy, Dr. Cox sets him up with an extremely uncomfortable test for a one-in-a-million condition in the hopes that he'll go away. It unexpectedly turned out positive.
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Scrubs / int_17b72e30	type	Continuity Porn
Scrubs / int_17b72e30	comment	Continuity Porn: The Grand Finale. Nearly every minor character who lasted for more then one episode (and even some of the one-episode ones as well) showed up. A few of them had even died during the course of the series.
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Scrubs / int_1849f58e	type	Comedic Work, Serious Scene
Scrubs / int_1849f58e	comment	Comedic Work, Serious Scene: The generally lighthearted nature of the show gives serious episodes like My Lunch a much bigger impact.
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Scrubs / int_1869b4b1	type	Unreliable Narrator
Scrubs / int_1869b4b1	comment	Unreliable Narrator: "My Princess" obviously has a bit of this going on through Dr. Cox telling his son the story of his day at work through the form of a classical fairytale involving knights, princesses and monsters but it's cemented by the ending; Cox tells his son that the 'maiden' (i.e. the patient) lived happily ever after, indicated that she survived, but in dialogue with Jordan immediately afterwards defeatedly implies that in actuality the patient never managed to get the liver transplant she needed and died.
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Scrubs / int_18a1dddd	type	Spiteful Spoiler
Scrubs / int_18a1dddd	comment	Spiteful Spoiler: In "My Hypocritical Oath", after Dr. Cox misses a basketball game between the Lakers and Heat, Kelso allows Cox to watch a recording of it on Kelso's VCR. After spending a whole day avoiding any possible details of the game, when Cox finally sits down and watches it, Kelso reveals to have taped himself over the beginning of the tape, telling Cox the winning team and the score, getting back at Cox for messing with his treadmill earlier in the episode. Earlier in the same episode, Cox spoils The Sixth Sense for The Janitor as he was watching it due to The Janitor leaving his mop bucket around and Cox tripping over it. In turn, Janitor threatens to spoil the basektball game for Cox, so Cox bribes him out of it. Weaponized by Carla in "My Number One Doctor". In order to get Kelso to actually listen to her gossip about The Janitor having a girlfriend, she subtly threatens to let Kelso know whether or not Harry lives or dies in the end of Deathly Hallows.
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Scrubs / int_18d15922	type	Title Drop
Scrubs / int_18d15922	comment	Title Drop: The first episode. Wouldn't normally be notable (scrubs are standard hospital clothes), but the context and emphasis makes it obvious that it was deliberate.
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Scrubs / int_1996752	type	Long-Lost Uncle Aesop
Scrubs / int_1996752	comment	Long-Lost Uncle Aesop: The setting is a hospital. This was bound to happen. A distinctive one is Ben, Doctor Cox's best friend who shows up in exactly three episodes. Distinctive because his third is considered one of the best episodes of the show.
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Scrubs / int_19d1c1ae	type	Always Someone Better
Scrubs / int_19d1c1ae	comment	Always Someone Better: Dr. Kevin Casey (played by Michael J. Fox) from the episode My Catalyst. Nick Murdoch from My Super Ego. Russell Vaughn from Our Dear Leaders.
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Scrubs / int_1a6e27a9	type	Hide and No Seek
Scrubs / int_1a6e27a9	comment	Hide and No Seek: When the Janitor is taking pictures of Doctor Cox playing dangerously with his son and a young girl spots him. He starts asking her to make silly faces for his camera:
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Scrubs / int_1b122c5d	type	Scare Chord
Scrubs / int_1b122c5d	comment	Man-Check!
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Scrubs / int_1b65dfad	type	The Cameo
Scrubs / int_1b65dfad	comment	The Cameo: Throughout eight seasons, Creator Bill Lawrence made four appearances — twice in season six: "My Best Friend's Baby's Baby and My Baby's Baby" and briefly in "Their story," and twice in season eight: a semi-major role in "My Soul's On Fire" and a blink and miss it one in "My Finale".
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Scrubs / int_1b6f11d2	type	The Cutie
Scrubs / int_1b6f11d2	comment	The Cutie: J.D.'s childlike innocence and sensitivity is part of his eccentricity.
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Scrubs / int_1ba17583	type	The Ghost
Scrubs / int_1ba17583	comment	The Ghost: Dr. Kelso's wheelchair-bound wife, Enid, whom he torments and reviles (or claims to) at every opportunity. His son Harrison as well, although a photo of him was once shown.
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Scrubs / int_1c445e86	type	Poor Communication Kills
Scrubs / int_1c445e86	comment	Poor Communication Kills: The lesson of "My Fifteen Seconds". Luckily, Cox and J.D. managed to save Jill Tracy.
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Scrubs / int_1c9537cd	type	The Main Characters Do Everything
Scrubs / int_1c9537cd	comment	The Main Characters Do Everything: A notable aversion, the division of jobs is a major element of the show, with rivalries between medical and surgical sides and favors being traded to get specific tasks done.
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Scrubs / int_1cafce28	type	Not That Kind of Partner
Scrubs / int_1cafce28	comment	Not That Kind of Partner: J.D. refers to his Heterosexual Life-Partner Turk as his "partner" (since they're more or less an internal medicine/surgeon team), then hurriedly clarifies "not that type of partner". Later, it's revealed that his patient had the right idea to start with and got the wrong idea from the correction.
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Scrubs / int_1cf11f13	type	No Sympathy
Scrubs / int_1cf11f13	comment	No Sympathy: Don't worry J.D., the ladies just don't understand you.
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Scrubs / int_1dd12556	type	We All Die Someday
Scrubs / int_1dd12556	comment	We All Die Someday: One of Dr.Cox's many rants to J.D. is how everything doctors do amounts to nothing more than "a stall". This leads J.D. to an Imagine Spot where he loses to the Grim Reaper in a friendly game of Connect Four.
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Scrubs / int_1dfbbf31	type	Heterosexual Life-Partners
Scrubs / int_1dfbbf31	comment	One that really played with the trope was when J.D. and Elliot get back together (permanently, this time) she eventually plans out this short monologue about how much she loves him. J.D. happily reciprocates but she then lays down the ground rules that he has to plan out a similar monologue and spring it on her unexpectedly. Ironically, they get into a fight over it but when it settles down J.D. gives her what she wanted, confessing that he loves her more than Turk.
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Scrubs / int_1e7487cd	type	Breaking the Fourth Wall
Scrubs / int_1e7487cd	comment	Breaking the Fourth Wall/Leaning on the Fourth Wall: Played around with a few times during the series. In My House, when the interns mention House. One episode's cold open has a gag of J.D. seemingly speaking directly to the audience about his new suit but actually talking to one of the characters, taken to its extreme when he says "What I really want to know is what America thinks." when he's actually speaking to his tailor, an Italian man named Americo. "My Fishbowl" features Dr. Cox explaining to Carla that she simply can't tell jokes because that's not how she's funny and then proceeds to hang lampshades on exactly what makes each member of the main and supporting cast (all the way down to Snoop Dog Resident) funny. "My Scrubs" has an interesting variation: although J.D. is explaining to Maggie (Kelso's friend who needs to be admitted, but has no insurance) why Mr. Rabinowitz (a patient who recently died whose room they can give her) died, the camera shot of him has him look directly into the camera to say it. It comes off as J.D. explaining to Maggie and the audience why he died: Played with in "My Jerks" when J.D. seemingly points at the ABC logo in the corner and says "That's new" (it was the show's first episode on ABC) but is actually talking about the Janitor's new watch. Played with again in the tag for the same episode when J.D., Turk and Elliot discuss how people count on them from week to week so they should work hard even though it's tempting to phone it in. There's also a reference to a Dr. Shaloub who steals all the awards during medical award season and Turk points out that the Nielsens (an unhappy family at the hospital) don't really like them. The Janitor's wedding is officiated by show creator Bill Lawrence.
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Scrubs / int_1f030bd1	type	Stand-In Portrait
Scrubs / int_1f030bd1	comment	Stand-In Portrait: Spoofed in My Jiggly Ball when Kelso tries to hide as a doctor in a mural. He refuses to break cover even when Cox points out he is 3 dimensional and then physically grabs him.
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Scrubs / int_1f19f198	type	Back-to-Back Badasses
Scrubs / int_1f19f198	comment	Back-to-Back Badasses: Turk and The Todd, in one of J.D.'s dream sequences.
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Scrubs / int_1f48abcd	type	Skeleton Key
Scrubs / int_1f48abcd	comment	Skeleton Key: In the episode "My Jerks," the Janitor is revealed to have made a key that works on everything. Said key is confiscated by Dr. Maddox.
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Scrubs / int_1f6983f7	type	Ambiguous Situation
Scrubs / int_1f6983f7	comment	A particularly big one: after J.D. tells Dr. Cox that "he went into cardiac arrest" and died, Ben comes into view lacking the camera that he swore he'd keep on him "[t]il the day [he dies]".
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Scrubs / int_20314beb	type	Cousin Oliver
Scrubs / int_20314beb	comment	Cousin Oliver: The slew of new medical students and interns brought in throughout the series. It worked at first, as this would be necessary as the residents advanced, but true to form, when medical students were made the primary focus during the final season, ratings dropped and the show was canceled.
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Scrubs / int_20989d05	type	Parents as People
Scrubs / int_20989d05	comment	Parents as People: While some parents are full on abusive and completely suck, there are a few sympathetic cases. J.D. and Dan's dad, Sam. He's a office supplies salesman, a really bad one. As a result he's stuck in Perpetual Poverty and couldn't provide much for his children. J.D. loves him, but also considers him an embarassment and resents that their relationship is more like friends and not a father and son. Dr. Cox is an alcoholic emotionally cripped narcissist, and his father was physically and emotionally abusive and his mother was both a victim and enabler of his abuse. While Dr. Cox is a far better dad to Jack and Jennifer Dylan then his father was, he still torments Jack from time to time, treats him more like a bar buddy then his toddler son and teaches him awful habits as a result of this. Jordan is an emotionally closed off person and while she can be a great and caring parent, she resents and neglects her kids and thinks they like the nanny more then her. She's aware of this and does try by the Season 8 finale to become more emotionally available for them.
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Scrubs / int_20c99f6e	type	Hidden Heart of Gold
Scrubs / int_20c99f6e	comment	Hidden Heart of Gold: Dr. Kelso is often used as the bad guy for whatever heartless policy the hospital has. One episode in particular begins showing Kelso shutting down the free women's clinic with a thin-seeming "money is tight" line and then going on to give a jerkass rich patient the last spot in a potentially life-saving drug trial while a poor Mr. Nice Guy dies despite Dr. Cox doing everything he can to save him. Then, in the last scene, we see the women's clinic is reopened with money donated to the hospital by the jerkass millionaire, and we see Kelso had simply made a decision based on The Needs of the Many. Later, Cox has to come to understand the necessity of doing this when he is promoted, with Kelso being uncharacteristically sympathetic about how difficult the decisions you have to make in that kind of job are. In another episode, Kelso realises the staff is arguing too much about the Iraq war and not focusing on their jobs. So he openly takes away the employee discount at the hospital coffee shop for everyone except himself, thus uniting the staff in hating him and being able to do their jobs properly again.
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Scrubs / int_21b5f849	type	My Name Is Inigo Montoya
Scrubs / int_21b5f849	comment	My Name Is Inigo Montoya: In "My Princess"
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Scrubs / int_21ef4ccd	type	Good Is Not Dumb
Scrubs / int_21ef4ccd	comment	Good Is Not Dumb: Molly Clock's indomitable optimism stands against the cynicism of Dr. Cox and Dr. Kelso, and she's still able to triumph against them.
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Scrubs / int_21f7ff0f	type	Knight in Sour Armor
Scrubs / int_21f7ff0f	comment	Knight in Sour Armor: Dr. Cox. Painfully so. He's not named Percival by accident. Also see My Princess.
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Scrubs / int_222dc873	type	Black Comedy
Scrubs / int_222dc873	comment	Black Comedy: Anything involving Dr. Murphy. This also shows up In-Universe, with doctors keeping themselves on an even keel using humor. It's an aesop in one episode with Turk objecting and Cox pointing out that the Chief of Surgery is telling a family their child died... and then he'll have to go back to work. They need that distance, and humor is one way they manage it.
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Scrubs / int_22396d12	type	Outside/Inside Slur
Scrubs / int_22396d12	comment	Outside/Inside Slur: Dr. Cox has a tirade where he derides Turk for being whiter than he is.
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Scrubs / int_22711892	type	It Never Gets Any Easier
Scrubs / int_22711892	comment	It Never Gets Any Easier: Justified. J.D. doesn't want it to get any easier.
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Scrubs / int_237404cc	type	Ironic Echo
Scrubs / int_237404cc	comment	As they finish walking together, Cox begins chewing Kelso out for wasting his twilight years in a coffee shop doing nothing, only for Kelso to interrupt him by saying that he has to take a call before making the same phone gesture that Cox did earlier and walking away. Cox looks genuinely amused at this.
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Scrubs / int_23cd5152	type	Confound Them with Kindness
Scrubs / int_23cd5152	comment	Confound Them with Kindness: In the episode "Their Story II", the Janitor doesn't get mad at Sunny when she is involved in a prank against him. While she is initially glad, she soon agonises over how the Janitor punishes the other perpetrators yet remains amiable to her. She believes it is because the Janitor considers her weak, but in the end, he reveals that her agonising was the punishment in itself.
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Scrubs / int_24321e44	type	Only Sane Man
Scrubs / int_24321e44	comment	Only Sane Man: Carla and Dr. Wen. Drew in season 9.
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Scrubs / int_2482df9c	type	Companion Cube
Scrubs / int_2482df9c	comment	Companion Cube: Rowdy, a stuffed dog J.D. and Turk treat as a real one. Note that "stuffed" does not mean "toy." It is an actual dead dog that has been stuffed. After J.D. stopped living with Turk, his scooter Sasha largely took over this role, due to Turk getting to keep Rowdy. When a series of incidents see Rowdy temporarily go missing, Carla tries to replace him with yet another stuffed dead dog. Turk and J.D. find out but adopt the second dog and call him Steven. Turk ends up with Rowdy and J.D. keeps Steven.
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Scrubs / int_24ddbe2b	type	Saw "Star Wars" Twenty-Seven Times
Scrubs / int_24ddbe2b	comment	Saw "Star Wars" Twenty-Seven Times: Something of a Running Gag on the show, Turk and J.D. have watched Judge Dredd together on a surprising number of occasions. In the episode "My DÃ©jÃ Vu My DÃ©jÃ Vu," Turk invites J.D. to watch the movie at his place at which point they both loudly proclaim in unison, "NINETY-NINTH VIEWING" before high-fiving each other.
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Scrubs / int_25b5600	type	Captain Ersatz
Scrubs / int_25b5600	comment	Murray from My Unicorn, seeing as he was a Captain Ersatz of Chandler Bing being played by Matthew Perry this shouldn't be a surprise.
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Scrubs / int_25bc8511	type	Generation Xerox
Scrubs / int_25bc8511	comment	Generation Xerox: A few episodes imply that Dorian, Cox, and Kelso are the thematically the same doctor at different stages of their careers, with Jordan telling J.D. he reminds her or young a Perry and Perry moving up the ranks. Outright confirmed in My New Role, when Kelso tells J.D. "He's me, and you're him" when Cox becomes Cheif of Medicine. At first glance they couldn't be more different; but all three got into medicine to help people but became more cynical over time, all have various degrees of Slap-Slap-Kiss with their respective love interests, all are frequent drinkers, and they're all prone to showmanship, attention-seeking behavior, and snide remarks.
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Scrubs / int_267ce120	type	Dirty Old Man
Scrubs / int_267ce120	comment	Dirty Old Man: Dr. Kelso, who is known to unabashedly talk about his own affairs with South-East Asian sex workers in public. "Hiya, my name is Bob Kelso and I like whores. Now why don't I introduce myself like that? Because there is a time and a place for the truth!"
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Scrubs / int_2686997a	type	Gay Moment
Scrubs / int_2686997a	comment	Gay Moment: J.D.'s had one. It started in 2001. More specifically in My Friend The Doctor... "Wow, you must be dancing on the wind right now! ...That sounded straighter in my head." "Haaa, that is so fabulous! ...What is wrong with me today?!" And of course, "Harrison Ford, hands down! But you were probably talking to Carla...I'm having such a gay day!" Day?
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Scrubs / int_26beee71	type	Taught by Experience
Scrubs / int_26beee71	comment	Taught by Experience: In combination with a Sink or Swim Mentor in Dr. Cox.
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Scrubs / int_26eb6287	type	Funny Background Event
Scrubs / int_26eb6287	comment	Funny Background Event: As Dr. Kelso is stating that he knows everything that goes on in Sacred Heart, Dr. Mickhead is being led away kicking & screaming by the police. The show was actually pretty fond of this trope. Other examples include the Janitor's dad making him do pushups while Dr. Cox tells J.D. that everybody has issues with their parents; Turk continues to do his "We're the Turks" dance while J.D. and Elliot discuss her new job.... During a serious conversation between J.D. and Elliot, The Janitor can be seen through a window, rollerblading around a children's ward and wearing a sheet. In My Hypocritical Oath, Todd can be seen in the background asking another doctor if Carla is black. Elliot storms into a room to demand why J.D. has been telling people that she's rough with her physical examinations, startling Turk who had been balancing backwards on a wheelchair into falling on his ass. While Elliot and J.D. talk, we can see Turk shuffling out of the hospital room, tenderly rubbing his behind. Doug fighting Ted, with the other Worthless Peons joining in, at Turk and Carla's wedding.
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Scrubs / int_2719ab04	type	Special Guest
Scrubs / int_2719ab04	comment	Special Guest and The Cameo: Dozens, ranging from recurring characters (John Ritter, Heather Graham, Michael J. Fox) to brief appearances— Fred 'Rerun' Berry, Billy Dee, Jimmie Walker, Matthew 'Chandler' Perry, and more. Almost the entire cast of Spin City has dropped by at some point. Also has had musicians appear solely for musical numbers (The Polyphonic Spree, Colin Hay). As the show got more popular, they got much more frequent...
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Scrubs / int_2764d432	type	Bitch in Sheep's Clothing
Scrubs / int_2764d432	comment	Dr. Kelso started off the series as being a Bitch in Sheep's Clothing, caring more about what was cost effective for the hospital and kowtowing to rich patients than actually helping people. By the end of the series, he's a borderline senile-old man.
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Scrubs / int_2765af58	type	Language Fluency Denial
Scrubs / int_2765af58	comment	Language Fluency Denial: Turk learns to speak Spanish to surprise Carla. When he realizes that Carla tells her sister over the phone what she wants from him, he decides to pretend he can't understand her so he can appear to intuitively know what she wants.
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Scrubs / int_2791ae1e	type	Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
Scrubs / int_2791ae1e	comment	J.D. had a mullet in the flashbacks of his college years while Turk had a complementary hi-top fade that made his head seem 50% taller. After Turk learned that J.D.'s scatter-brain cost him the chance to see Michael Jordan live, Turk ripped all his hair off out of frustration. This is the story of how he got his signature bald head.
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Scrubs / int_2828fd9a	type	Promotion to Opening Titles
Scrubs / int_2828fd9a	comment	Promotion to Opening Titles: Subverted slightly with Neil Flynn. He gets promoted to the main cast in Season 2 and, simultaneously, the theme for the first few episodes was expanded, allowing the Janitor to be present in them. However, a few episodes into the season, the intro was shortened back to its original length/style, meaning that he was no longer featured in them despite remaining a main cast member throughout the show's run. Eliza Coupe as Denise gets this in Season 9.
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Scrubs / int_2854b56d	type	Uncertain Doom
Scrubs / int_2854b56d	comment	Uncertain Doom: Doug Murphy was last seen being locked in a morgue drawer.
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Scrubs / int_28a5213a	type	Small Name, Big Ego
Scrubs / int_28a5213a	comment	Small Name, Big Ego: The Todd. Something of an unusual example, as the Todd is in fact an extremely competent surgeon (in the first season, Turk's attending even tells him that the Todd is better than Turk). Played straight everywhere else though.
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Scrubs / int_294ed981	type	Bilingual Bonus
Scrubs / int_294ed981	comment	Bilingual Bonus: Turk decides to learn Spanish to speak to Carla and the vast majority of the episode is subtitled—all of it except for the bit at the very end where they talk about J.D. and Elliot as they start to repair their friendship and ultimately their relationship. Lampshaded beforehand by Turk saying they are going to say things nobody can understand except in their language. A version of this happens when Carla's brother Marco is playing Pac-Man. All of his dialogue is subtitled, except for when he loses and shouts "CoÃ±o!" In Spanish, this is an interjection which means "Fuck!" Happens again in "My Porcelain God" - when a Spanish-speaking patient worries about being a burden on Dr. Kelso, Carla says "que se joda," which both the subtitles and the ensuing conversation with Ted translate as "screw him," but the actual translation would the much more vulgar, "Fuck him."
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Scrubs / int_2a090d00	type	Lampshade Hanging
Scrubs / int_2a090d00	comment	Lampshade Hanging: A frequent occurrence. Notably, Turk goes meta about this in season 9 after Doctor Cox falls from the ceiling, lampshading the practice of Lampshade Hanging
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Scrubs / int_2a7e7af1	type	Limited Wardrobe
Scrubs / int_2a7e7af1	comment	Limited Wardrobe: While uniforms normally don't apply to the trope, the consistency of how characters are dressed are worth noting. Medical doctors wear blue, surgical doctors wear green, nursing staff wear pink and purple, maintenance staff wear black and orderlies wear maroon. Leadership characters like Kelso, Cox and Wen wear lab coats. Individual characters do have more specific variations. J.D. often has a long sleeved shirt underneath his scrubs. His civvie wear tends towards grey or muted blue (same with Turk, though more muted green). Cox wears loose slacks, tennis shoes and a plain t-shirt under his lab coat. Elliot wears a lighter shade of blue scrubs than J.D., and her civvie wear is often white and pink. When she goes into private practice she switches to pink or blue dresses with a lab coat. Carla's civvie wear is similar to her scrubs with a lot of pink and purple. Kelso is in business casual with a tie under his lab coat. Todd has the sleeves of his scrubs torn off to show his "DOC" tattoo, and is never seen without his doo-rag (except in his banana hammock scenes). Doug wears a light colored t-shirt under his scrubs but also with a red fannypack.
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Scrubs / int_2abb2153	type	Old-Fashioned Rowboat Date
Scrubs / int_2abb2153	comment	Old-Fashioned Rowboat Date: J.D. has an Imagine Spot where he's on such a date with Elliot, and even throwing her lover in a lake.
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Scrubs / int_2b5ab7c1	type	Analogy Backfire
Scrubs / int_2b5ab7c1	comment	Analogy Backfire: An extended one in season five, when Elliot quickly loses her new job at a different hospital, and refuses help from her friends. Carla maintains the opinion they have to help her. When Turk says Elliot didn't want their help, Carla comes with an analogy about J.D. refusing help, and Turk immediately finds a reason why J.D. wouldn't want their help. It only goes south from there. For the record, Elliot really didn't want help and managed to get her old job back by herself, so Turk's initial point was valid.
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Scrubs / int_2bdae2ae	type	Awesome, but Impractical
Scrubs / int_2bdae2ae	comment	Also qualifies as Awesome, but Impractical.
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Scrubs / int_2c3ec06e	type	Better as Friends
Scrubs / int_2c3ec06e	comment	Better as Friends: A slight version of this may be Dr. Cox and Carla. In the first couple of seasons, it's revealed that Dr. Cox is enamored with Carla, but he eventually outgrows it and they continue to be good friends. After breaking up, J.D. and Elliot decide that they have to be this, since their romances always flame out and they have to work together.
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Scrubs / int_2d3137a4	type	Accidental Declaration of Love
Scrubs / int_2d3137a4	comment	Accidental Declaration of Love: When Elliot dating Nurse Paul, she stops by his place and looks through his stuff. She finds a copy of The Joshua Tree while he's admitting his admiration for her. She says "I love U2." He doesn't know she's holding the CD and thinks she said "I love you too." This leads to their breakup that episode.
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Scrubs / int_2d4fa515	type	Ax-Crazy
Scrubs / int_2d4fa515	comment	Ax-Crazy: Hooch is crazy. Hooch is crazy. In the space of an episode he goes from genial, to upset, to shouting, to willing to beat a man unconscious with his shoe when J.D. asks him not to let anyone off the elevator.
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Scrubs / int_2e0c6c38	type	Eskimos Aren't Real
Scrubs / int_2e0c6c38	comment	Eskimos Aren't Real: One of the interns is mentioned to be in an elaborate game involving a bar trivia machine. He's later seen arguing about his performance:
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Scrubs / int_2e39af52	type	Girlish Pigtails
Scrubs / int_2e39af52	comment	Girlish Pigtails: Jordan sports them when posing as a younger woman to impress her new gynecologist.
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Scrubs / int_2e76947a	type	The Topic of Cancer
Scrubs / int_2e76947a	comment	The Topic of Cancer: While cancer is often shown to be horrible, other types of diseases can be shown to be just as bad at times.
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Scrubs / int_2ec219ee	type	Butterfly of Doom
Scrubs / int_2ec219ee	comment	Butterfly of Doom: Subverted in the episode "My Butterfly."
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Scrubs / int_2f226fee	type	You Didn't Ask
Scrubs / int_2f226fee	comment	You Didn't Ask: Invoked by Turk when he reveals that the ex that he had reconnected with didn't know he was married.
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Scrubs / int_2f64caee	type	X Called; They Want Their Y Back
Scrubs / int_2f64caee	comment	X Called; They Want Their Y Back: One episode has J.D. describe an elderly patient as a "neat old lady" and Turk tell him "the 1930s called, they want their lingo back." Lampshaded when J.D. tells Turk he's been using that "somebody called" joke a lot in that episode.
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Scrubs / int_2f9a0236	type	Your Son All Along
Scrubs / int_2f9a0236	comment	Your Son All Along: When Jordan becomes pregnant the first time she claims that the father was someone she had a one-night stand with, but is unclear which one. It is actually Dr. Cox's baby, but she doesn't tell him in order to hold their relationship together. Eventually it leaks to Dr. Cox that Jack is his son, at which point Dr. Cox is angry at Jordan for keeping it a secret from him.
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Scrubs / int_3036294e	type	Scary Black Man
Scrubs / int_3036294e	comment	Scary Black Man: Also: "Man, Hooch is crazy!"
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Scrubs / int_308a5ff0	type	Strange Minds Think Alike
Scrubs / int_308a5ff0	comment	Strange Minds Think Alike: Dr. Kelso and Dr. Cox agree - people are bastard-coated bastards with bastard filling.
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Scrubs / int_30d4f2a	type	Narcissist
Scrubs / int_30d4f2a	comment	Narcissist: Dr. Cox admires himself in every reflecting surfaces.
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Scrubs / int_310f67d2	type	Unrequited Love Switcheroo
Scrubs / int_310f67d2	comment	Unrequited Love Switcheroo: Several times with J.D. and Elliot. S1: J.D. —> Elliot then Elliot — J.D.. S2: Elliot —> J.D. then J.D. —> Elliot. S3: J.D. —> Elliot then Elliot —> J.D.. S6/7/8: J.D. —> Elliot.
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Scrubs / int_315a122	type	Hospital Hottie
Scrubs / int_315a122	comment	Hospital Hottie: Couldn't be Scrubs without it. Elliot and Carla are the most obvious examples, though one episode shows Elliot gets up very early for her beauty regimen, and her taking the time to work on her appearance when most women at the hospital don't is a plot point. Other examples include Dr. Molly Clock, the med student Dr. Cox dated, interns Denise and Sunny Day, and Dr. Miller. . . if you can get past her unrelentingly bitchy personality.
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Scrubs / int_326bcf35	type	Most Common Card Game
Scrubs / int_326bcf35	comment	Most Common Card Game: "My Lucky Charm".
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Scrubs / int_32821ceb	type	The Unintelligible
Scrubs / int_32821ceb	comment	The Unintelligible: Happens when Dr. Cox's son, Jack, begins to talk. Subtitles are often needed in order to understand what the little guy is saying, and sometimes, even then...
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Scrubs / int_332005d9	type	Third Wheel
Scrubs / int_332005d9	comment	Third Wheel: J.D. is often one for Turk and Carla, though the Heterosexual Life-Partners/Ho Yay relationship J.D. and Turk have can sometimes make Carla feel this way.
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Scrubs / int_335ff3a7	type	Beggar with a Signboard
Scrubs / int_335ff3a7	comment	Beggar with a Signboard: J.D. has one of these in an Imagine Spot early in the series. When he's about to kiss Elliot, he imagines two likely consequences: either she reciprocates, leading to a steamy romance, marriage, and a threesome with another girl, or she takes it the wrong way and slaps him, he's thrown out the hospital on his ass for sexual harassment, and he ends up wearing a filthy scrub holding a sign saying he'll diagnose for food.
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Scrubs / int_33818056	type
Scrubs / int_33818056	comment	"Walk on the Wild Side" Episode: Parodied when Elliot decides to go out on the town for the night. She steps out of a taxi and her hat is immediately stolen. She jumps right back into the taxi and screams "get me out of here".
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Scrubs / int_33a32e68	type	Turn Your Head and Cough
Scrubs / int_33a32e68	comment	Turn Your Head and Cough: When Dr. Kelso asks Dr. Cox to perform a physical on him for his new insurance policy, Dr. Cox issues the heavily sarcastic reply, "The day I willingly cradle your dusty old twig and berries and get a whiff of your chronic halitosis while you turn your head and cough is the day you can look for me up on the roof singing 'I Believe I Can Fly'."
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Scrubs / int_33d5c59d	type	Relationship Revolving Door
Scrubs / int_33d5c59d	comment	Relationship Revolving Door: Elliot and J.D. have been on-and-off again so often that even by the third season other characters treat it as a mundane occurrence.
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Scrubs / int_351205d2	type	Friends with Benefits
Scrubs / int_351205d2	comment	Friends with Benefits: J.D. and Elliot attempt to have one of these. It doesn't work out.
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Scrubs / int_3547bebd	type	Superficial Suggestion Box
Scrubs / int_3547bebd	comment	Superficial Suggestion Box: Dr. Kelso's suggestion box is his trash bin.
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Scrubs / int_36135fb0	type	Official Couple
Scrubs / int_36135fb0	comment	Official Couple: J.D. and Elliot, despite sometimes years of not being officially together or with Unresolved Sexual Tension.
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Scrubs / int_361fd3db	type	What Do You Mean, It's Not for Kids?
Scrubs / int_361fd3db	comment	For kids!
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Scrubs / int_3684532f	type	Never Heard That One Before
Scrubs / int_3684532f	comment	Never Heard That One Before: Lampshaded and subverted with Herman.
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Scrubs / int_36e63b81	type	Rule of Cool
Scrubs / int_36e63b81	comment	Justified because a patient is suffering from a brain aneurysm that causes her to hear speech as singing. Though as to why they are speaking in rhyme...
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Scrubs / int_376edbe8	type	Rebound Best Friend
Scrubs / int_376edbe8	comment	Rebound Best Friend: J.D. and Turk, who are basically Heterosexual Life-Partners, get in an argument, which leads to J.D. declaring Hooch his new "chocolate bear". It doesn't end well, because Hooch is crazy.
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Scrubs / int_3820a9ea	type	Tomboyish Name
Scrubs / int_3820a9ea	comment	Tomboyish Name: Elliot. Also a Running Gag is that J.D. always dates women with tomboyish names. (Alex, Kim, Elliot, Dani, etc.) Almost always. He did have relationships with women named Neena and Kylie, both in season 4. Nino and Kyle are close, though.
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Scrubs / int_38b05ae7	type	Poorly Disguised Pilot
Scrubs / int_38b05ae7	comment	Poorly Disguised Pilot: Parodied in J.D.'s fantasy about Janitor and Ted in a sitcom "Legal Custodians." Jordan and Dr. Maddox were also shown as becoming rather close, a foreshadowed reference to their actors continuing on to the Spiritual Successor follow-up show Cougar Town. More traditionally, the interns in the eighth season were given an above average amount of screen time than normal (the show realistically showed a new group of interns every year, with some continuing on as regular background characters), culminating in "Their Story II". One of them, Denise, did go on to be a regular in the "Med School" 8th season.
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Scrubs / int_38c493f1	type	End-of-Series Awareness
Scrubs / int_38c493f1	comment	End-of-Series Awareness: The eighth season builds more and more toward this as the season progresses. J.D. grows a beard, Kelso is out as chief, Cox eventually replaces him, etc. Everyone moves on to new roles and a new set of interns are brought in for the intended spin-off (which became the ninth season).
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Scrubs / int_38d3a0f7	type	Pac-Man Fever
Scrubs / int_38d3a0f7	comment	Pac Man Fever: One episode sees Turk playing an unnamed game on the Xbox 360, the footage is from Unreal Tournament III, but the characters dialogue suggests that they're playing something more like Halo. They're also apparently playing multiplayer on the same console without a split screen, and we're told that Carla is the best player, despite the fact she can't even hold the controller correctly.
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Scrubs / int_3a23ba9e	type	C.A.T. Trap
Scrubs / int_3a23ba9e	comment	C.A.T. Trap: Inverted as Elliot claims she uses a broken MRI machine as her "own little cocoon" when she's feeling stressed. J.D. meets his girlfriend Alex while she is stuck in an MRI machine, though she wasn't freaked out at all.
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Scrubs / int_3a95b3cf	type	Instant Drama, Just Add Tracheotomy
Scrubs / int_3a95b3cf	comment	Instant Drama, Just Add Tracheotomy: Turk does one.
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Scrubs / int_3b113b7	type	Character Development
Scrubs / int_3b113b7	comment	Elliot demands that J.D. tell her he loves her in "the perfect way" and acts completely furious when he calls her on this, that they both agreed that the drama was over and it was this growth in character was the reason they got back together. Naturally, he has to eventually buckle in and give into her unreasonable demands.
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Scrubs / int_3b16449	type	Plot Tumor
Scrubs / int_3b16449	comment	Plot Tumor: J.D. at the beginning of season 9. While him being there is justified with him Passing the Torch, he is too prominent and takes important screen time away from the new characters in need of Character Development, only to rehash old plotlines with Turk and Doctor Cox, which we have seen done better already and in turn also keeps these two characters from forming relationships with the new cast members.
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Scrubs / int_3b789458	type	Recurring Extra
Scrubs / int_3b789458	comment	Recurring Extra: Snoop Dogg Intern.. Resident.. Attending, Dr. Beardface, Colonel Doctor and Dr. Mickhead.
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Scrubs / int_3bdf690b	type	Curtain Call
Scrubs / int_3bdf690b	comment	Curtain Call: The Series Fauxnale at the end of season 8 ends with J.D. walking down a hallway and meeting a lot of the actors that appeared on the show. A few dead people too. Some of them make comments referencing their story arcs.
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Scrubs / int_3bf7904f	type	Vengeful Vending Machine
Scrubs / int_3bf7904f	comment	Vengeful Vending Machine: Turk gets his hand caught in a vending machine.
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Scrubs / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Scrubs / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: Drew's parent's think he's dead. And pre-season nine, there were several mentions of an above-ground pool party held by Laverne. Also in the third episode of season 5, Elliot's then-boyfriend Jake reveals a fantasy that is apparently so horrifying, it's too much for even Elliot (who is one of the kinkiest characters on the show). Too bad for us they never reveal it... How Play-Doh Pants became all about the money... J.D. can tell the difference between Rowdy and Stephen by feeling their genitals. Don't ask how. The episode "My Cuz" reveals that Dr. Kelso and The Janitor both slept with the same woman 20 years ago. J.D. once lost an unknown bet to Turk that meant J.D. had to give his first child the middle name "Gilligan".
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Scrubs / int_3c2659de	type	Belated Love Epiphany
Scrubs / int_3c2659de	comment	Belated Love Epiphany: J.D. was once in a relationship with Elliot, but they became Just Friends after breaking up. He's supportive when she becomes engaged to new intern Keith, but it isn't until the ceremony officiates the whole thing that he realizes that he did want to marry her himself.
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Scrubs / int_3c3f28a5	type	Blessed with Suck
Scrubs / int_3c3f28a5	comment	Blessed with Suck: Doug is an amazing pathologist because he's accidentally killed patients in every way known to man. Dr. Cox once comments that he suspects that Doug is secretly a government assassin.
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Scrubs / int_3c6f1282	type	Your Mime Makes It Real
Scrubs / int_3c6f1282	comment	Your Mime Makes It Real: J.D. tries to get rid of Todd by doing the old "invisible tennis ball throw" that anyone with a dog will be familiar with. Todd falls for it, but somehow returns with a real tennis ball.
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Scrubs / int_3d2d0d5c	type	Feeling Their Age
Scrubs / int_3d2d0d5c	comment	Feeling Their Age: Dr. Cox was approaching middle aged in the early seasons, which came to a head when he threw out his back making a (successful) slam dunk to show up Turk. He later confessed to Carla that having a very young son at his age he was worried he was always going to be seen as an old man to his kids. In the ninth season Dr. Kelso reached an older version of this, where he had to jump through some legal and medical hoops to keep his driver's license. He confessed to a med student that he hoped to never reach that point where he couldn't take care of himself like that.
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Scrubs / int_3d4d3dc9	type	Humans Are Bastards
Scrubs / int_3d4d3dc9	comment	Humans Are Bastards: Both Cox and Kelso's view about people is that they're bastard coated bastards with bastard filling.
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Scrubs / int_3d69ca47	type	AmicablyDivorced
Scrubs / int_3d69ca47	comment	Amicably Divorced: Jordan and Dr Cox. When they learn that their divorce was never made official due to an error, they get divorced again to save their relationship.
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Scrubs / int_3da9eaea	type	Raiders of the Lost Parody
Scrubs / int_3da9eaea	comment	Raiders of the Lost Parody: One Imagine Spot by J.D. shows Turk climbing into a patient's intestines and removing a tumor in a parody of the idol-swap scene. There's another episode where Carla has a lot on her mind and J.D. encourages her to confide her problems in him. He gets more than he bargained for when she begins unloading all of her problems on him at once, in rapid succession. This leads to an imagine spot where she opens up her head, which reveals a blinding light that melts J.D.'s face.
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Scrubs / int_3df7b43b	type	Pull a Rabbit out of My Hat
Scrubs / int_3df7b43b	comment	Pull a Rabbit out of My Hat: Dr. Cox reveals how the trick works in front of Turk... and a group of children.
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Scrubs / int_3e604618	type	Pluralses
Scrubs / int_3e604618	comment	Pluralses: J.D. has a fantasy in which he's a Mexican migrant worker talking about "apples pie" and "apples juice." It's actually (apparently) part of Elliot's roleplay with her boyfriend, at the time. J.D volunteers to play a part in her famous Mexican apple picker fantasy.
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Scrubs / int_3e74b72e	type	The Pollyanna
Scrubs / int_3e74b72e	comment	The Pollyanna: Dr. Molly Clock (Heather Graham). Dr. Cox and Bob Kelso decide to teach her that we live in a World Half Empty. They fail.
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Scrubs / int_3ec18c6f	type	Sherlock Scan
Scrubs / int_3ec18c6f	comment	Sherlock Scan: J.D. explaining Todd's sugar trap.
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Scrubs / int_3ed17fe0	type	Wide-Eyed Idealist
Scrubs / int_3ed17fe0	comment	Wide-Eyed Idealist: J.D. starts the series this way, but by the second season he at least understands how the long-timers got to be so jaded and defensive.
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Scrubs / int_3edb41	type	Anorgasmia
Scrubs / int_3edb41	comment	Anorgasmia: The episode "My Monster," in which J.D. finds out on a date with The Gift Shop Girl that his "peep was on the fritz." Another episode subverts this trope. It opens with Turk and Carla about to get it on, then the camera moves to the side...then back, to see them both laying in bed looking distraught, and Turk says, "That's never happened to me before." Later, as each is talking about what went wrong to their friends, it's revealed that Turk was fine, but Carla couldn't have an orgasm.
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Scrubs / int_3f11ef74	type	Parental Substitute
Scrubs / int_3f11ef74	comment	J.D. was originally more of a timid but very empathetic character who looked to Dr. Cox as a mentor and role model. Soon his obsession with Dr. Cox became a Parental Substitute ordeal and (with few exceptions) he was just desperate for any sort of appreciation. He was always a bit geeky, but by the end of Season 2, he was an insanely feminine and girly masochist who enjoyed it when Doctor Cox did something semi-abusive to him. Zach Braff even joked in a Season 8 outtake that his character was mostly gay by now.
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Scrubs / int_3f7a958b	type	Secret Test of Character
Scrubs / int_3f7a958b	comment	Secret Test of Character: A downright epic one is revealed in the finale. Remember the door penny from the first day? It was J.D.'s, after it fell out of his pocket and rolled there. He didn't say so because he wanted Janitor to like him. Except that the Janitor saw it happen, and had been hoping J.D. would fess up so they could be friends.
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Scrubs / int_3fa4ef91	type	Baby's First Words
Scrubs / int_3fa4ef91	comment	Baby's First Words: Dr Cox's son Jack's first words were a first sentence: "Daddy drinks a lot" as a response to Jordan making the drinky-drinky motion because Dr Cox was drunk at the time.
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Scrubs / int_3fe2b13f	type	Ungrateful Bastard
Scrubs / int_3fe2b13f	comment	Ungrateful Bastard: Elliot very much qualifies with her behavior towards Dr. Cox in later seasons. In a few episodes, Elliot would rant at Dr Cox about how he has never helped her. Not counting that he helps her in all of these episodes and other times, he punched out the CHIEF OF MEDICINE for her, not risking his job but also an assault charge.
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Scrubs / int_40b1b353	type	Chess with Death
Scrubs / int_40b1b353	comment	Chess with Death: J.D. plays Connect Four with Death in an Imagine Spot, and Death wins on the diagonal, prompting J.D. to say "Very sneaky, Death!"
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Scrubs / int_40bb59d0	type	Blatant Lies
Scrubs / int_40bb59d0	comment	Blatant Lies: After a very pregnant and very angry Jordan has been summoned to the hospital: And after we learn that Ms. Sullivan is Cox's ex-wife.
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Scrubs / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
Scrubs / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: There are plenty of bittersweet or downer endings. My Musical. The woman is safe from the hemorrhage in her head that was a ticking time bomb, but it ends with her already missing the music. "My Full Moon" ends with Elliot leaving the hospital after a long night and diagnosing a patient she was fond of with HIV and revealing to Turk that if she could afford to quit being a doctor, she would happily do so. But at the same time, the interns have finally made some progress as doctors.
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Scrubs / int_4127eb1	type	Shut Up, Hannibal!
Scrubs / int_4127eb1	comment	Shut Up, Hannibal!: Happens in Season Six when Dr. Cox couldn't stop trying to tear down Laverne's faith in Christianity: Also done in season 4, on a much lighter note than most examples. This seems to just be Dr. Molly Clock's regular reaction to Dr. Cox, though it's unknown whether she is intentionally or unintentionally doing it. J.D does it to Cox in "My Case Study" when, having been selected by Kelso to present his case-study at a prestigious medical conference in Reno, he is subjected to a vicious "The Reason You Suck" Speech from Cox about how this makes J.D Kelso's puppy. J.D is visibly hurt by this and retorts that, while he respects Cox, he wants to be "a more successful you — there's nothing wrong with playing the game once in a while." J.D then tries to lighten the mood with a joke about how, when he's Cox's boss, he'll put in a good word for him. Cox, however, is visibly taken aback by J.D standing up to him and unsettled by the unintentional implication that his own stubbornness and refusal to compromise even a little had stalled and perhaps even ruined his career.
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Scrubs / int_4170e68d	type	Massive Multiplayer Ensemble Number
Scrubs / int_4170e68d	comment	Massive Multiplayer Ensemble Number: "When The Truth Comes Out" from The Musical episode is a perfect example. It includes a brief reprise of every single song from the first act, all within the span of about two minutes.
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Scrubs / int_41f26c58	type	Happy Dance
Scrubs / int_41f26c58	comment	Happy Dance: Turk has many (including the "you are so getting a piece of this" dance and the "there's a sale on lotion" dance). J.D. at one point comments that he has too many dances
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Scrubs / int_4217402f	type	Power Dynamics Kink
Scrubs / int_4217402f	comment	Power Dynamics Kink: In her first appearance, Jordan was assigned to J.D. as a patient. Because she was a member of the hospital board, she largely ignored him and even planned to leave before he cleared her to go. This caused J.D. to snap at her and demand she follow his orders. Jordan becomes turned on by this and had sex with him.
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Scrubs / int_42a055ac	type	Happy Place
Scrubs / int_42a055ac	comment	Happy Place: In an episode, Dr. Cox goes to his happy place (a calm beach where he can hear the waves crashing and flocks of seagulls flying overhead) to escape Elliot's chatter, but while he's there, Elliot and Jordan cheerfully arrange a "couple date". And while this is going on a storm breaks out in his happy place. In another episode, J.D.'s happy place is an Imagine Spot with him as the bandleader for Jay Leno.
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Scrubs / int_431dca9b	type	Compressed Vice
Scrubs / int_431dca9b	comment	Compressed Vice: This happens a lot (and goes hand-in-hand with the series-wide Aesop Amnesia epidemic) but the most egregious is J.D.'s flaw of "wanting what he can't have", which was used to justify why he dumps Elliot one episode after they hook up despite three years of pining for her, and all his jealousy after she hooks up with other guys. While not a vice per se, Turk's strong Christianity is the focus of the first season's Christmas episode and is never brought up again.
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Scrubs / int_439e50f7	type	What Have We Ear?
Scrubs / int_439e50f7	comment	What Have We Ear?: J.D. does this trick. To David Copperfield no less (who then shows him how it's really done, and lampshades the absurdity of the situation).
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Scrubs / int_447b77a5	type	"Fawlty Towers" Plot
Scrubs / int_447b77a5	comment	"Fawlty Towers" Plot: "My Jiggly Ball".
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Scrubs / int_448934a1	type	Lame Last Words
Scrubs / int_448934a1	comment	Lame Last Words: An early episode sees J.D. about to be grilled by hospital higher-ups. He keeps thinking to himself "I'm okay, I'm okay, I'm okay," eventually misthinking it as "I'm a K." It then switches to an Imagine Spot where he's blindfolded and getting a last cigarette lit as thought about to be executed by firing squad, when Dr. Cox asks for his last words.
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Scrubs / int_44f6517d	type	Beach Episode
Scrubs / int_44f6517d	comment	Beach Episode: Two episodes in the eighth season send the main characters to the Bahamas.
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Scrubs / int_4523420b	type	Love Dodecahedron
Scrubs / int_4523420b	comment	Love Dodecahedron: In the first season alone, Carla and Turk are dating, but both Ted and Dr. Cox have crushes on Carla. Dr. Cox briefly dates Kristen, and also regularly hooks up with his ex-wife Jordan, who once had sex with J.D. J.D. also briefly dates Alex and Elliot, and then the latter briefly dates Sean. Things only get more complicated as the show goes on, with more and more love interests being introduced in later seasons.
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Scrubs / int_4583a262	type	Shirtless Scene
Scrubs / int_4583a262	comment	Shirtless Scene: Pretty much the entire male cast. J.D. seems to do this every other episode.
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Scrubs / int_4655ec83	type	Important Haircut
Scrubs / int_4655ec83	comment	Important Haircut: Elliot reinvents herself by having her hair cut so her bangs aren't in her face so much. This is comprehensively mocked by Dr Cox and Dr Kelso in later episodes.
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Scrubs / int_4664e34c	type	Music Video Syndrome
Scrubs / int_4664e34c	comment	Music Video Syndrome: Practically Once an Episode. "My Overkill" may be the best example of this.
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Scrubs / int_469be060	type	Immune to Jump Scares
Scrubs / int_469be060	comment	Immune to Jump Scares: One episode has Dr. Cox take over leading the interns on rounds for a day instead of Dr. Kelso; the interns are usually terrified of missing an answer to one of Kelso's questions, but Cox assures them that not knowing an answer is fine, since doctors usually have to search for answers anyway. When Kelso takes over again, to his consternation, the interns no longer fear him, even when he attempts to jumpscare one of them with a sudden "OOGA BOOGA BOOGA!" right in their face.
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Scrubs / int_469e3e2f	type	In-Universe
Scrubs / int_469e3e2f	comment	This also shows up In-Universe, with doctors keeping themselves on an even keel using humor. It's an aesop in one episode with Turk objecting and Cox pointing out that the Chief of Surgery is telling a family their child died... and then he'll have to go back to work. They need that distance, and humor is one way they manage it.
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Scrubs / int_46a5d662	type	DoppelgÃ¤nger Dating
Scrubs / int_46a5d662	comment	DoppelgÃ¤nger Dating: When J.D. first dates Danni.
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Scrubs / int_46f86041	type	Bad Vibrations
Scrubs / int_46f86041	comment	Bad Vibrations: Done in "My Friend With Money" with a very pregnant Jordan, as a Jurassic Park homage.
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Scrubs / int_477be1ba	type	Seriously Scruffy
Scrubs / int_477be1ba	comment	Seriously Scruffy: A recurring theme is the difficulty of looking good while working at a hospital; "My Clean Break"'s B-Plot is about Elliot's habit of averting this (by getting up early), making the rest of the staff resent her. Another episode features Elliot herself trying to get around this trope while chatting up an attractive patient. Ted the lawyer always looks a mess thanks to his status as Dr. Kelso's whipping boy (and constantly dealing with lawsuits).
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Scrubs / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
Scrubs / int_4781adbb	comment	Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Dr. Cox. Although he has some pretty legitimate reasons for not being affectionate towards hospital staff. Dr. Kelso. He lets out a few hints of warmness now and again. Later seasons it was stated outright that he had to be the bad guy as the Chief of Medicine, otherwise the hospital wouldn't function. But it came up early when he learned from J.D. that an older doctor who was introduced as Kelso's best friend and the nicest doctor at Sacred Heart (played by Dick Van Dyke) was unwilling to keep up with the constantly changing medical field. He had to force the guy to retire and was noticeably saddened to do so. Dr. Cox plays a prank that spirals out of control and convinces everyone in the hospital that Kelso's dead, while not going so far as to suggest that Kelso actually has a heart of gold does imply that Kelso is partially acting like a jerk to the world and is more wounded by how people think of him than he lets on.
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Scrubs / int_479f9ad0	type	Characterization Marches On
Scrubs / int_479f9ad0	comment	Characterization Marches On: J.D.'s slide into effeminacy happens far too quickly for it to be a case of Flanderization, and seems more a byproduct of Braff and McGinley's portrayal's playing off one another even better than originally thought. In the very early parts of the show, J.D. was a fairly normal-seeming 25-year-old guy, apart from his inherent dorkiness and neuroses impeding his social life. But one of the first things that changes faster than any other characteristic (or other character) is how quickly the writers began playing up his more effeminate side, especially to clash against Cox's classic man's man personality. He was also at least somewhat familiar with sports in the early seasons, and while he and Turk were obviously very close from the get-go, the "bromance" knob was turned to eleven at a concurrent pace with just how much more effeminate J.D. became the first few seasons. In the first season, Turk deeply resented being viewed as a token Black man or anything other than a good surgeon. In later episodes, he is the epitome of every Black stereotype in Sitcoms and worries about not being thought of as Black. In an early episode the fact that Dr. Kelso pretends that his marriage is perfect is a major plot point (as he uses it as a way to avoid being asked for favors except for one day a year). In later seasons everyone seems to be aware that his marriage is in shambles and he and his wife are miserable. Season 1 portrayed Elliot as more of a smug, competitive know-it-all. Her famous neurosis and Genki Girl tendencies took a while to surface. Likewise, it's a Running Gag from Season 2 onward that she can't say dirty words (she uses "bajingo" as euphemism for "vagina") but in Season 1 she used the words penis and vagina normally.
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Scrubs / int_47fea76b	type	Butt-Monkey
Scrubs / int_47fea76b	comment	Oh, and Ted. Constantly.
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Scrubs / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
Scrubs / int_48b9731f	comment	Paper-Thin Disguise: The Janitor once added only a fake moustache. Justified in that it was supposed to be his twin brother. And subverted in that nobody buys it for a second.
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Scrubs / int_48ca7c29	type	Broken Ace
Scrubs / int_48ca7c29	comment	Broken Ace: Dr Kevin Casey is a brilliant medical attending and surgeon, a double specialist that makes him a sort of superstar among doctors, and is able to make instant diagnoses that stump even Cox. The only problem is that Casey got this way by reading his textbooks over and over and over again due to his severe Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, which also causes him to be unable to shake hands with people, walk into a building without repeatedly going back out and in again to sync his breathing with his footsteps, or stop washing his hands two hours after his last surgery when he just wants to go home.
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Scrubs / int_497e7df	type	Quirky Doctor
Scrubs / int_497e7df	comment	Quirky Doctor: Most of the doctors in the cast would qualify as this to an extent, but in particular: Dr. John Dorian, aka J.D., is Endearingly Dorky and often stares off in to the distance when he has an elaborate fantasy, which will end with him saying something that would make no sense to anyone who didn't just witness his fantasy. Dr. Elliot Reid is a neurotic with a number of quirks, including a tendency to get worked up over small things and using strange euphemisms for sex terms (i.e. substituting "bajingos" for "vaginas"). Dr. Todd Quinlan, aka "The Todd", is a Lovable Sex Maniac who can turn anything into a Double Entendre. Dr. Molly Clock is a skilled psychiatrist, but is also the biggest Cloud Cuckoo Lander in the entire show. She sings to her food and tends to be spacey and aloof. Deconstructed with Dr. Kevin Casey. While his OCD initially presents itself in quirky ways, such as his need to touch everything in his first patient's room while saying, "Bink", J.D. later accidentally witnesses Dr. Casey have a meltdown when he can't stop washing his hands, two hours after his final surgery of the day.
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Scrubs / int_499499e6	type	Written-In Absence
Scrubs / int_499499e6	comment	Written-In Absence: The 8th Season came with a mandate that each cast member not be in at least two episodes to reduce cost. Some were a near Real Time character study that occurred in one night, others were just casual mentions of characters on vacation or out of town. To deal with J.D. being gone from two episodes one episode had no narration at all while another passed the narration off to day in the limelighters. One episode had J.D. take his son to Disneyland and one had Carla being out of town.
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Scrubs / int_4a4d6f7c	type	Comedic Sociopathy
Scrubs / int_4a4d6f7c	comment	Comedic Sociopathy: About half (or more) of the gags involving Ted Buckland depend on this (with poor lawyer as a victim). Kelso's terrible treatment of his wife is always played for laughs. There was once a scene where he was on the phone with her because his dog Baxter had cornered her and was viciously snarling at her. He took the dog's side and laughed and hung up as she was being mauled on the other end. And in the first season, he tells a therapist that Enid cries that he had slowly reduced her to a shell of the woman she used to be. He smiles and says that because of that he calls her "Shelley".
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Scrubs / int_4a5bda80	type	Fanservice Pack
Scrubs / int_4a5bda80	comment	Fanservice Pack: Elliot's makeover in Season 3 results in sexier clothing, more make-up and more flattering hairstyles (you never saw her with her hair pulled back or framing bangs again). Justified given that as her salary increased, she could probably afford to maintain such a look. And as she moved up the ladder, she would be expected to maintain a more professional look (which for women normally means conventionally feminine). J.D. had apparently started going to the gym in Season 8, turning his scrawny frame into something a little more toned. This made him favor the Shirtless Scene in a Beach Episode and in some of his daydreams in an effort to show off.
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Scrubs / int_4abd0b32	type	I'll Take Two Beers Too
Scrubs / int_4abd0b32	comment	I'll Take Two Beers Too Kelso does the same thing to J.D. in the Bahamas with a pair of Bahama Mamas.
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Scrubs / int_4b316d47	type	Break the Cutie
Scrubs / int_4b316d47	comment	Break the Cutie: Elliot, starting in the second half of season two. She gets cut off financially by her dad when she refuses to take her career where he wants her to go, losing her ability to afford her spacious apartment. While she's looking for a new apartment the moving truck holding everything she owns is stolen and she is such a wreck from the stress that she has patients dropping her because she simply isn't focused on her job. In addition, she has a complicated UST thing going on with J.D. and even breaks up with a boyfriend because she can't handle a relationship at that time. Things kind of even out after that, but she doesn't really get back on her feet until about mid-season four. This happens to Turk during the first Christmas special. Kelso and Cox also spend an episode trying to break Molly Clock.
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Scrubs / int_4c083756	type	Signed Up for the Dental
Scrubs / int_4c083756	comment	Signed Up for the Dental: The Janitor and other support staff briefly get jobs at the coffee shop for its dental plan.
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Scrubs / int_4c0b402a	type	Crazy Workplace
Scrubs / int_4c0b402a	comment	Crazy Workplace: Scrubs has a plethora of Bunny Ears Lawyers serving in the medical profession. Dr. Cox is The Nicknamer, usually of the unflattering variety (and he gives J.D. a wide variety of Girl's Names). Dr. Kelso, Chief of Medicine, is a cantankerous bastard (and proud of the fact) who cares more about money than the patients. Eliot Reid, Trope Namer for Moment Killer, is a bundle of neuroses inflicted on her by her mother's prudishness and her father's high expectations. There's a surgeon who's a Third-Person Person as well as a very blatant case of Extreme Omnisexual. And Dr. Chris Turk seems to be in denial about the fact that he's absolutely Black and Nerdy.
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Scrubs / int_4c851777	type	Black Comedy Rape
Scrubs / int_4c851777	comment	Black Comedy Rape: "My Chopped Liver" has a flashback in which Perry and Jordan are drugged and possibly raped by a couple they were hanging out with. The scene is played humorously.
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Scrubs / int_4cf1658	type	Commander Contrarian
Scrubs / int_4cf1658	comment	Commander Contrarian: After Dr. Kelso retires as Chief of Medicine and Dr. Cox takes the job, Kelso spells out to J.D. that Kelso kept Cox around, and kept promoting him, because he could rely on Cox to play this for him. If Dr. Cox asked Kelso for something, Kelso said "no" as was his wont, and Cox let it drop, Kelso knew it wasn't that important. But if Dr. Cox kept pestering him, then he knew it was something worth paying attention to. Now that Dr. Cox is Chief, he'll need J.D. to play a similar role, even if he doesn't realize or appreciate it.
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Scrubs / int_4e20ce40	type	Returning the Wedding Ring
Scrubs / int_4e20ce40	comment	Returning the Wedding Ring: Subverted by Carla when Turk has a sex dream about Elliot.
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Scrubs / int_4e3d253b	type	Downer Ending
Scrubs / int_4e3d253b	comment	Downer Ending: A number of episodes end on a downer note, the most notable ones being: "My Old Lady" ends with all three patients dying. "My Last Day" isn't the biggest downer of the series, but it is notable for ending not just the episode, but the season with all of the main characters angry at each other after Jordan reveals all the secrets they've been keeping from one another. "My Screw Up" ends with us finding out that Dr. Cox has been in denial most of the episode and that Ben was actually the patient that died as a result of J.D.'s apparent 'screw up'. Though even Dr. Cox would eventually realise that if Ben's leukaemia had advanced to the point where he suffered cardiac arrest, there was nothing anyone could have done to save him. "My Butterfly. It's not sure which one actually happened, but either way, J.D. and Cox's patient dies and they can't do anything to stop it. "My Life in Four Cameras". Carla and Turk aren't handling being newlyweds well, J.D.'s patient who is a writer of a show he loves dies and Dr.Cox has to fire a friendly employee. "My Jiggly Ball". Sure, it may end in Elliot getting her job back, but it ends horribly for Cox and Kelso. Kelso because he has to live with the fact that he's responsible for a patient's death due to sacrificing his place in a drug trial and Cox because he couldn't do anything to save the patient. "My Cabbage" and "My Five Stages". My Cabbage ends with J.D. firing his incompetent intern, who unwittingly infects a beloved patient with a fatal disease on his way out the door. She dies at the end of My Five Stages, and there's nothing Doctor Cox or J.D can do for her except make it as painless as possible. "My Lunch" even has a downer middle when Jill Tracy is brought into the hospital from a suicide attempt by overdose after J.D. repeatedly brushed her off outside the hospital and J.D. can't stop blaming himself. Dr. Cox tells J.D. he can't blame himself and has to move on. Jill's organs end up being donated to three patients in need of organ transplants that Cox has been obsessing over for weeks. Turns out Jill actually died of rabies and the three patients start dying one by one from her infected organs which sends Dr. Cox into a downward spiral of alcoholism over the next episode. "My A.B.Cs" ends with J.D.'s patient about to die from cancer and with it revealed that Katie was playing Elliot to get what she wanted, Ed is a lazy intern who won't do the extra work and Denise is still abrasive and has no bedside manner. "My Princess" involves Dr. Cox telling his son a fairy story based on a patient at the hospital. After the happy ending, Jordan asks him if that's what really happened. His response: "Put it this way, that's the way I'm telling it."
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Scrubs / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Scrubs / int_4e7c4536	comment	Ben asking for a group photo in "My Occurrence" is two-fold: the fact that he, a guy who admitted to hating posed photos, asked for one and that the screen has gotten... wavy.
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Scrubs / int_4e7f703c	type	Wham Shot
Scrubs / int_4e7f703c	comment	Wham Shot: Combined with Wham Line at the start of "My Old Lady." J.D.'s narration notes that, after you discount certain specialist wards that skew the demographics higher or lower, one out of three patients admitted to the hospital will die there. Cue Elliot, J.D., and Turk introducing themselves to their new patients, with the implication that one of those patients is going to die. All three die. Those are not the only three patients, and our heroes are not the only three doctors, in the hospital that day. Ben asking for a group photo in "My Occurrence" is two-fold: the fact that he, a guy who admitted to hating posed photos, asked for one and that the screen has gotten... wavy. After J.D. asks his question in "My Screw Up", we cut to Cox turning to Ben and realizing he's not there. And, as if to drive the nail in further, after coming to his realization, Cox and J.D. proceed to walk off to the side... and we see they are in a graveyard. A subdued variant: after it showcased the spread of an infection with the color green, "My Cabbage" ends with Cabbage shaking Mrs. Wilk's hand as he tells her goodbye. With the same now green hand that he used to dispose of some medical gloves. And then she proceeds to clasp her hands, and then touch her face.
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Scrubs / int_4ebc2ce5	type	Opposed Mentors
Scrubs / int_4ebc2ce5	comment	Opposed Mentors: Dr. Kelso and Dr. Cox have this dynamic for the first few episodes, with both being presented as possible mentors to J.D. With Dr. Kelso being concerned with money (arguing that if the hospital doesn't make a profit, it'll close) and Dr. Cox arguing that the patient should come first. J.D. chooses Cox, earning him Kelso's contempt (although later episodes show Kelso in a better light). They recycled this plot a few times; One episode had J.D. think that Cox and a Private Practice Doctor were warring mentors to him, but really it was about the PPD having slept with Jordan years ago, shattering Cox and Jordan's already fragile marriage. When J.D. moved up to attending in the middle of the series they replayed the Cox vs Kelso only this time with Cox taking Kelso's part and J.D. taking Cox's part with some of the new interns being the ones caught in the middle. In the last season, after the Retool Drew was subject to the warring between Denise and Cox (although given he was in a relationship with Denise it was as much about the sexual relationship as much as the mentorship).
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Scrubs / int_4ebe9801	type	Wheelchair Antics
Scrubs / int_4ebe9801	comment	Wheelchair Antics: Doctors compete to see who can stay balanced on the back two wheels of a wheelchair. Turk also once bowled a patient in a wheelchair.
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Scrubs / int_4eebbd2d	type	Beat Without a "But"
Scrubs / int_4eebbd2d	comment	Beat Without a "But": In "My Two Dads", after Elliot, believing her breasts have magic healing powers, flashes a patient, J.D. tries and fails to put a good spin on it:
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Scrubs / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Scrubs / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: The first few episodes in particular had an almost documentary-like look to them in the portrayal of the hospital, with dozens of extras and little background events going on. Later in the first season they toned down how busy the hospital looked likely to save money and make filming simpler. Additionally, the show was a lot more low-key in humor, the Imagine Spots were more J.D. daydreaming about a pretty girl rather than the surreal Non Sequitur, making it feel slightly more dramatic in tone. The season 1 Documentary Episode included Dr. Kelso recounting a story about his treatment of his wife that is genuinely cruel. Later appearances tossed that aside and revealed his Hidden Heart of Gold. Early episodes featured Resident Dr. Stedman, who almost completely disappeared. Then The Bus Came Back and he did completely disappear.
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Scrubs / int_4f5f008e	type	Patient of the Week
Scrubs / int_4f5f008e	comment	Patient of the Week: Both played straight and averted at different times.
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Scrubs / int_505a1021	type	The Farmer and the Viper
Scrubs / int_505a1021	comment	The Farmer and the Viper: An episode has J.D. pull a splinter from the Janitor's toe, and even bring up the parallel to Androcles' Lion (with the Janitor saying the story ends with the lion killing and eating the mouse anyway). The Janitor makes a show of offering unwanted payback, and finishes off by pointing out that J.D. could have just asked for him to stop messing with him (and steals his stethoscope when he tries to).
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Scrubs / int_51923571	type	Spinning Paper
Scrubs / int_51923571	comment	Spinning Paper: Physically no less, in "My Manhood".
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Scrubs / int_5233f9ca	type	Calling Your Orgasms
Scrubs / int_5233f9ca	comment	In "Her Story II", Elliot accuses J.D. of faking because he didn't exclaim, "Bombs away!"
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Scrubs / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
Scrubs / int_5313c266	comment	Right as the episode begins to wrap up, J.D. narrates... about acceptance.
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Scrubs / int_537dd8fe	type	Affably Evil
Scrubs / int_537dd8fe	comment	Affably Evil: Dr. Taylor Maddox, Kelso's temporary replacement as Chief of Medicine after his retirement. J.D. describes her as "an odd combination of super friendly and soulless". Lord Oslek from Dr. Cox's story in "My Princess":
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Scrubs / int_53830d	type	The Internet Is for Porn
Scrubs / int_53830d	comment	The Internet Is for Porn: Discussed by Doctor Cox.
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Scrubs / int_53c9fc92	type	Flashback
Scrubs / int_53c9fc92	comment	Dr. Kim Briggs was working in the hospital for years before J.D. ran into her. In a series of flashbacks using archive footage, they placed Kim in various settings where she definitely wasn't there before.
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Scrubs / int_54f38833	type	PostScriptSeason
Scrubs / int_54f38833	comment	Post-Script Season: The show was originally supposed to end on season seven. The Writers Strike shortened the season by half, with some episodes being aired Out of Order. Bill Lawrence stated that he pushed for a full eighth season to conclude the show properly, making it technically this trope even though they still had to resolve some plot points. The 9th season has all the makings, but could be considered more of a Spin-Off.
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Scrubs / int_54fdbff5	type	The Eeyore
Scrubs / int_54fdbff5	comment	The Eeyore: Ted
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Scrubs / int_54ff97ae	type	"Sesame Street" Cred
Scrubs / int_54ff97ae	comment	"Sesame Street" Cred: Inverted with "My ABC's".
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Scrubs / int_5565bf30	type	Three-Way Sex
Scrubs / int_5565bf30	comment	Three-Way Sex The Todd: "I once had a threesome... and not the cool kind!"
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Scrubs / int_55edb17e	type	Irrelevant Act Opener
Scrubs / int_55edb17e	comment	Irrelevant Act Opener: "Guy Love" is the first song after the commercial break in The Musical episode. It is the only song that does absolutely nothing to advance the plot.
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Scrubs / int_565106b3	type	Women Are Wiser
Scrubs / int_565106b3	comment	Women Are Wiser: Very, very often. A general rule of thumb for the show is that in any non-comedic situation involving the four main protagonists, whatever Carla says is right. If she is absent, Elliot is right. If neither of them is right, the show will still make clear to you that the guys are jerks for being right.
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Scrubs / int_5661c491	type	I Feel Guilty; You Take It
Scrubs / int_5661c491	comment	I Feel Guilty; You Take It: In the Season 2 Episode "My Big Mouth", Turk only gets to go to Mexico with Dr. Kelso, because He's a guy, and Bonnie isn't. So, feeling guilty, Turk gives the prize to Bonnie, and she turns him down, refusing his "charity", Since he isn't the rightful winner, he doesn't want to keep it so he gives it to Todd in the end. Todd was actually a higher ranked surgical intern than Turk anyway.
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Scrubs / int_56691220	type	Even the Girls Want Her
Scrubs / int_56691220	comment	Even the Girls Want Her: Elliott mentions that the only woman in the hospital she would consider sleeping with is Jamie in Pediatrics and everyone around her agrees, including the women.
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Scrubs / int_5679208c	type	No Bisexuals
Scrubs / int_5679208c	comment	No Bisexuals: Subverted... maybe... kind of... we're not sure. In "Their Story," The Todd says that even if he doesn't see attractive breasts, he can see "an awesome dong." Let's not forget the exchange at the end of "My Lunch"
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Scrubs / int_58310da0	type	Pervert Alliance
Scrubs / int_58310da0	comment	Pervert Alliance: In "My No Good Reason", Turk shows a tape of his attractive nanny to the men, and one woman, of the hospital. Carla walks in and asks them what they're watching. On the spot, the group is able to work together to come up with a lie explaining that they're watching football despite the season being over. This is undone when Turk sits on the remote, turning the TV back on again.
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Scrubs / int_583ec33e	type	Snark-to-Snark Combat
Scrubs / int_583ec33e	comment	Snark-to-Snark Combat: Dr. Cox vs. Dr. Norris (Christopher Meloni). Cox is so impressed by him he insists on him being Jack's pediatrician and successfully blackmails him into it.
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Scrubs / int_58626d87	type	Genius Ditz
Scrubs / int_58626d87	comment	Genius Ditz: The Todd. He's managed to graduate from med school and at one point was a better surgeon than Turk. Yet he is horribly un-PC with constant sex-jokes, unable to remember 5 seconds later that you can hear people through the door and at one point couldn't spell his own name. This somewhat falls under The Unfettered, as it's stated that the reason The Todd is such a good surgeon is because he is completely and utterly consumed in the exact moment he's in at all times.
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Scrubs / int_58962105	type	White-and-Grey Morality
Scrubs / int_58962105	comment	White-and-Grey Morality: The conflict between Dr Cox and Dr Kelso was initially depicted as straight good versus evil, but as Kelso became a more sympathetic character it evolved into a battle between Dr Cox's compassion for the individual patients, and Kelso's cold but pragmatic "greater good" approach, e.g. giving a spot on an experimental drug trial to a rich man rather than a poor one in order to get a donation to fund prenatal care for low-income women.
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Scrubs / int_58b42f3d	type	Trickster Mentor
Scrubs / int_58b42f3d	comment	Trickster Mentor: Dr Cox's style of teaching, particularly when dealing with J.D., though he repeatedly denies doing this.
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Scrubs / int_59204dfb	type	Greeting Gesture Confusion
Scrubs / int_59204dfb	comment	Greeting Gesture Confusion: In "My Karma", Turk holds out his fist to Ted for a fist-bump and Ted slaps it, as though it were a high-five.
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Scrubs / int_5941d75	type	Beta Couple
Scrubs / int_5941d75	comment	Beta Couple: Turk and Carla, and Dr. Cox and Jordan. Also according to Word of God, it should have been Turk and Carla as the only beta couple with all others failing, but the producers/writers came to like Cox and Jordan so much that they couldn't bring themselves to sink that ship. According to Bill Lawrence, Drew and Denise were created to be this in season 9.
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Scrubs / int_599ad6d5	type	Contrived Clumsiness
Scrubs / int_599ad6d5	comment	Contrived Clumsiness: At one point, Elliot is in a crabby mood and tosses her drink on the ground right in front of the Janitor, sarcastically saying "oops" as she walks past.
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Scrubs / int_599c74ea	type	Zero-Approval Gambit
Scrubs / int_599c74ea	comment	Zero-Approval Gambit: Kelso's preferred method of motivation.
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Scrubs / int_59b9f4df	type	You Are Fat
Scrubs / int_59b9f4df	comment	You Are Fat: Elliot's mother will occasionally make jabs at her daughter getting fat, despite Jordan or Dr. Cox claiming that if anything, Elliot is actually underweight.
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Scrubs / int_59eebb51	type	Baby Be Mine
Scrubs / int_59eebb51	comment	Baby Be Mine: None of the main cast thankfully but there's one female doctor in the season five opening that does this. She takes the kid just as the couple exits the hospital and sprints out side, only to slip. The Janitor catches the baby.
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Scrubs / int_5a194444	type	But Not Too Bi
Scrubs / int_5a194444	comment	But Not Too Bi: For being the libertine that he is, Todd's experiences with men are never even mentioned. Todd is involved with a married couple named the Hendersons in season eight. He claims the three of them are becoming serious.
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Scrubs / int_5ad19153	type	Phone Word
Scrubs / int_5ad19153	comment	Phone Word: Turk gets a vanity number that spells CALLTURK. When it's pointed out that this is one too many digits, he says he hopes people will dial the 'K' even though they don't have to. J.D. promises, "I'll always dial the 'K' for you."
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Scrubs / int_5addd374	type	Your Makeup Is Running
Scrubs / int_5addd374	comment	Your Makeup Is Running: A Running Gag when Elliot wore heavier mascara was that it would inevitably run whenever she cried, making her look like Alice Cooper.
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Scrubs / int_5b565147	type	Meaningful Background Event
Scrubs / int_5b565147	comment	Meaningful Background Event: In "My Screw Up", there's a sign that says "Pay Attention"◊ hinting that Ben is the patient who died.
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Scrubs / int_5c290805	type	Cone of Shame
Scrubs / int_5c290805	comment	Cone of Shame: One of the new interns tries putting one of these on a mentally ill patient to stop him biting the bandages on his hands. She is told to stop it.
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Scrubs / int_5c71cdf5	type	Plucky Office Girl
Scrubs / int_5c71cdf5	comment	Plucky Office Girl: Actually Plucky Hospital Guy but in any case the doctor who (briefly) replaced Kim as Sacred Heart's urologist fits the trope.
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Scrubs / int_5ccead6e	type	Cake Toppers
Scrubs / int_5ccead6e	comment	Cake Toppers: Turk expresses anger that a wedding cake shop doesn't have Black/Latina cake-topper couples. The baker's offer to "touch them up" with chocolate frosting just makes Turk angrier.
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Scrubs / int_5ce7dbb9	type	Central Theme
Scrubs / int_5ce7dbb9	comment	Central Theme: You need help from your friends to survive, especially when you have the responsibility of people's lives on your shoulders, because you can't do it all on your own — you're not Superman. Each episode generally has a central theme of its own, many of which fulfill some aspect of the above.
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Scrubs / int_5d044c3c	type	Alternate Catchphrase Inflection
Scrubs / int_5d044c3c	comment	Alternate Catchphrase Inflection: Inverted. Turk and J.D. love to mess with Hooch and say, "Hooch is crazy" in an amused way, but eventually Hooch becomes more unpredictable and has a shorter temper so they begin to say it in a concerned, and eventually flat-out afraid, tone.
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Scrubs / int_5dcb9d92	type	Less Embarrassing Term
Scrubs / int_5dcb9d92	comment	Less Embarrassing Term: In one episode, Cox meets a doctor who likes to collect dolls. Did I say dolls? It's a collectible!
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Scrubs / int_5e283fb4	type	Tattoo Sharpie
Scrubs / int_5e283fb4	comment	Tattoo Sharpie: J.D.'s brother Dan is shown in a flashback writing the word "Prom" on J.D.'s forehead with a permanent marker, forcing him to go to prom with the tattoo. It really was permanent, too, since J.D. had to have surgery with "skin from his ass" to get rid of it.
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Scrubs / int_5fc68f05	type	There Was a Door
Scrubs / int_5fc68f05	comment	There Was a Door: J.D. and Turk get kicked through a window by ostriches (long story). Their owner quips this.
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Scrubs / int_5fe47c0	type	Distracted from Death
Scrubs / int_5fe47c0	comment	Distracted from Death: While Dr. Cox is away from the hospital on a quick errand, his longtime best friend Ben dies.
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Scrubs / int_60907b2d	type	Heartfelt Apology
Scrubs / int_60907b2d	comment	Heartfelt Apology: Dr. Cox gives a short, genuine apology to Laverne after she snaps at his mockery of her Faith and she accepts it.
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Scrubs / int_60b4a128	type	The Last DJ
Scrubs / int_60b4a128	comment	The Last DJ: Dr. Cox has this going on. Often deconstructed, however; just as Kelso's tight-fisted Jerkassery was sometimes suggested to be necessary to keep the hospital from falling apart at the seams, Cox's anti-authoritarian independence was often framed as being knee-jerk stubbornness and ultimately self-sabotaging, stalling his career and preventing him from making any meaningful change for the better.
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Scrubs / int_619985d7	type	Sacrificial Lion
Scrubs / int_619985d7	comment	Sacrificial Lion: Patricia Wilk, introduced early in the fifth season, spends several episodes in the hospital with various, non-fatal issues, before finally getting an untreatable, fatal infection from the most incompetent intern ever.
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Scrubs / int_61b8f9e2	type	Bunny-Ears Lawyer
Scrubs / int_61b8f9e2	comment	Bunny-Ears Lawyer: The majority of the staff at Sacred Heart Hospital, but not the actual lawyer, Ted. He's got the weirdness down, but is terrible at his job. Todd is easily the most prominent example. Outside of the O.R., he is dimwitted and lecherous, but inside he is actually a very skilled and focused surgeon. They once ranked all ten of the current surgical interns. Todd was #2. He beat Turk by two spots. Being so relentlessly focused on whatever he's doing, and being kind of a dumbass, Todd in surgery is only thinking about the surgery. Special mention must go to Dr. Molly Clock, skilled psychiatrist and the biggest Cloud Cuckoo Lander in the entire show.
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Scrubs / int_62907b90	type	Bottle Episode
Scrubs / int_62907b90	comment	Bottle Episode: Apart from a few short scenes in the cold open, all of "My Quarantine" is set within the ICU.
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Scrubs / int_62cae28a	type	Losing Your Head
Scrubs / int_62cae28a	comment	Losing Your Head: Floating Head Doctor. Also qualifies as Awesome, but Impractical.
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Scrubs / int_62f9d08e	type	Freeze-Frame Bonus
Scrubs / int_62f9d08e	comment	Freeze-Frame Bonus: In the first half of My Soul on Fire, when everyone is receiving their invitations, if you pay close attention you can see that all of the envelopes have his nicknames for the given person on them.
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Scrubs / int_62fd5552	type	Bavarian Fire Drill
Scrubs / int_62fd5552	comment	Dr. Jan Itor.
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Scrubs / int_63387043	type	Glorious Death
Scrubs / int_63387043	comment	Glorious Death: In "My Philosophy", J.D.'s patient Elaine is on a heart transplant waiting list. When J.D. asks her what she thinks death will be like, she hopes it would be flashy and elegant like a Broadway musical finale. When she dies from heart failure at the end of the episode, J.D. imagines her ideal musical ending for her.
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Scrubs / int_63b02752	type	Hair-Trigger Temper
Scrubs / int_63b02752	comment	Hair-Trigger Temper: The Janitor.
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Scrubs / int_63bfa45e	type	You Go, Girl!
Scrubs / int_63bfa45e	comment	You Go, Girl!: Enforced by Elliot, who gets Carla to deny Turk sex because he didn't pick the one female in the group of candidates to be his assistant, which is apparently sexist.
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Scrubs / int_63f492d1	type	Bluff the Eavesdropper
Scrubs / int_63f492d1	comment	Bluff the Eavesdropper: In one episode, Dr. Cox realizes that Doug is listening to him and says to himself;
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Scrubs / int_6469d82f	type	Euphemism Buster
Scrubs / int_6469d82f	comment	Euphemism Buster:
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Scrubs / int_646b9cc8	type	Organ Autonomy
Scrubs / int_646b9cc8	comment	Organ Autonomy: Mr. Peeps in "My Best Laid Plans."
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Scrubs / int_6486e532	type	Intimate Artistry
Scrubs / int_6486e532	comment	Intimate Artistry: The hospital has an annual photograph of the staff taken each year. However, the majority of the staff are apathetic about the picture, or even outright opposed to the concept, resulting in most of their pictures having only a scant few participants. When Carla finally does manage to get the entire staff to pose, the Janitor (Who was not in the staff pose) sabotages the picture; after Carla confronts him, the Janitor admits that he was angry that Carla had not tried to get him to pose in the first place, as he wanted to be included as part of the Sacred Heart family. A second picture was then arranged, this one including the Janitor. note In a Stock Footage Failure, the Janitor actually can be seen standing in the first picture
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Scrubs / int_653174e5	type	From Hero to Mentor
Scrubs / int_653174e5	comment	From Hero to Mentor: The characters learn a lot about themselves and how to become effective doctors, thus in the later seasons, we see them rely less on the senior staff and instead become senior staff themselves. It is made most prominent in the last two seasons, where J.D. finds himself stepping into the same position his mentor did for him. This was hinted at as early as the first season when J.D. had to be a big brother mentor to a nervous med student and imitated the mannerisms of Dr. Cox.
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Scrubs / int_6537cc1a	type	All Girls Like Ponies
Scrubs / int_6537cc1a	comment	All Girls Like Ponies: Elliot and J.D. both love horses; Lucy is obsessed with them to a positively creepy extent - which is commented on by the other characters.
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Scrubs / int_65f34bb5	type	Forced Orgasm
Scrubs / int_65f34bb5	comment	Forced Orgasm: in 'My Dirty Secret' Eliot inadvertently gives an elderly female patient an orgasm during a pelvic exam. When J.D. recalls the incident later he remembers the whole scenario as much more seductive and recasts the patient as a much younger and more beautiful woman (literally played by Miss USA).
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Scrubs / int_6627695f	type	Author Appeal
Scrubs / int_6627695f	comment	Author Appeal: Scrubs has way more spanking than other shows.
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Scrubs / int_66278f29	type	Premature Aggravation
Scrubs / int_66278f29	comment	Premature Aggravation: Two memorable ones: First, there was the time he went into an Imagine Spot to hypothetically talk to people who died because of him, so he could ask them whether they thought he killed them. This imagined spot takes place in a diner, and when he orders flapjacks discovers heaven doesn't serve them. He spends the rest of the episode calling flapjacks 'devil-cakes'. Secondly, he once imagined Turk being a father, and accidentally taking a pumpkin home instead of the kid. Eventually, the pumpkin graduates school, but falls and splatters open, then Turk's biological son gets hit by a car. When J.D. comes out of it, he calls Turk a terrible father.
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Scrubs / int_66cdb21b	type	Gag Penis
Scrubs / int_66cdb21b	comment	Gag Penis: One of Kim's patients. Also "Bob Kelso, ten inches." It's like a baguette.
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Scrubs / int_670db7d7	type	Formula-Breaking Episode
Scrubs / int_670db7d7	comment	Formula-Breaking Episode: "My Life in Four Cameras" reworks the show as a parody of more conventional Sitcom. "My Princess" recasts the regulars in a fairy-tale told by Dr Cox to his son. "My Absence" features no narration and a massive reduction of Imagine Spots.
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Scrubs / int_67fe4b8e	type	Ship Sinking
Scrubs / int_67fe4b8e	comment	Ship Sinking: The ending of season three was meant to completely close the door on J.D. and Elliot, after three seasons of UST and a tradition of them hooking up Once a Season. Their relationship was purposefully made to be as melodramatic as possible to show why they didn't work as a couple. But the fans and the actors liked the pairing too much, due to good chemistry between them and just matching up well in personality. The sixth season saw them flirting with each other again subconsciously and it gradually led to them behaving almost as a couple without actually hooking up. Mid eighth season they get back together after some soul searching let them realize they loved each other but were too immature and selfish to make it work earlier. Season nine they are married and have a baby on the way.
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Scrubs / int_683176a1	type	Wedding Ring Defense
Scrubs / int_683176a1	comment	Wedding Ring Defense: Kim Briggs kept wearing her wedding ring after her divorce to ward off unwanted advances.
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Scrubs / int_685d06d	type	Plot Parallel
Scrubs / int_685d06d	comment	Plot Parallel: Along with the Double Aesops
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Scrubs / int_68fd2d6c	type	Coax Them Out of the Closet
Scrubs / int_68fd2d6c	comment	Coax Them Out of the Closet: The Todd is very vocally interested in women, but there's a lot of hints he's attracted to men. Eventually Elliot and Carla decide to get him to admit he's gay (at least partially because they're fed up with his constant flirting), and start treating him like a Gay Best Friend. In a twist, he comes out as bisexual, and keeps acting same, but expanding his Chivalrous Pervert behaviour to the whole cast.
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Scrubs / int_69323c44	type	Old People are Nonsexual
Scrubs / int_69323c44	comment	Old People are Nonsexual: In one episode a few people from a nursing home have been admitted to the hospital with a mysterious illness. When Elliot learns that it's an STD that's been spreading around the nursing home, she is grossed out.
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Scrubs / int_69681e01	type	Big Brother Instinct
Scrubs / int_69681e01	comment	Big Brother Instinct: Surprisingly, given their antagonistic attitude toward each other, Dan shows this toward J.D. when he stands up for J.D. against Dr. Cox:
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Scrubs / int_69df137	type	Fake Danger Gambit
Scrubs / int_69df137	comment	Fake Danger Gambit: Deconstructed in season four's "My Quarantine", when J.D. pays a hobo to fake a heart attack in front of his new girlfriend so he can rescue him. The hobo then proceeds to demand more money when J.D. tries it again and again.
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Scrubs / int_6a937b9f	type	Kinky Role-Playing
Scrubs / int_6a937b9f	comment	Kinky Role-Playing: Dr Eliot Reed appears to be a big fan of this. When her boyfriend Sean is too shy to voice his fantasies she immediately suggests they play the naughty schoolgirl and the stern headmaster, commenting they need to buy her a schoolgirl uniform as soon as possible as she has work in the morning. With Keith Dudemeister she acts out the tale of an orchard owner who catches a Mexican apple thief, sometimes employing J.D. in the role of a mute peasant who witnessed the crime. She also describes to J.D. a game she and Keith play where she is a lesbian wrestling coach and he the hunky athlete who "turns" her.
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Scrubs / int_6ae4dedd	type	The Unfair Sex
Scrubs / int_6ae4dedd	comment	The Unfair Sex: Scrubs is really bad for this. Best exemplified in J.D.'s Anvilicious closing narration in My Tormented Mentor: "There will always be a battle for power between the sexes, sometimes a man just has to give in, other times he just has to take a positive step, and once in a while a man just has to be there for her." The subtext being that women can't be wrong because they have it hard on account of being women(!?), while in the same episode the chief complaint a female surgeon has against Turk is that he assumes women in their profession have it hard (which is true, at least in universe) and then punishes him for being perfectly nice to her. The female surgeon who is in charge of Turk constantly insults everyone around her and then prevents him from operating indefinitely because she overheard him defending her in front of the resident Memetic Molester and he told her he doesn't share the prejudices of the other male surgeons. Hint: You're not supposed to be supportive of women, it's demeaning. All instances of female surgeons in the show basically illustrate one point: cocky men are assholes, cocky women are professionals who fight the good fight for women all over the world and it's completely justified if they lash out and misuse their authority from time to time (or all the time.) That episode has another example with Dr. Cox and Jordan. After Jordan's brother (who was also best friends with Perry) dies, Dr. Cox is extremely upset but finds it difficult to move on with Jordan's friends staying with them. Said friends openly insult and demean Perry at every opportunity and even lash out at him when he tries to get close to Jordan for emotional support. In the end, rather than getting an aesop that the two of them need to work together to overcome the loss, Perry learns he's meant to comfort and support Jordan at all times, even letting her cheerily keep her friends at the apartment knowing how much they upset him. His emotional needs are all but ignored. Carla demands to know when J.D. is moving out of the apartment because she wants to move in with Turk. It's a wonder why J.D. even goes along with this considering that it's his apartment! Even Turk briefly moved out in the Pilot, so you could argue this only reinforces that it belongs to him. Carla in one episode repeatedly infantilizes J.D., her workplace superior, both by mocking his competence and referring to him as "Bambi" in front of his patients. It gets to the point where J.D. (who admittedly is having a bad day) snaps and furiously reminds Carla of her place. Both of them in this situation are out of line: Carla was demeaning J.D. in front of a patient, which can seriously impact the patient's confidence in their care, while J.D.'s pulling rank humiliates a medical professional who is far more skilled and experienced than he is and who only has to take orders from him due to the medical hierarchy. However, J.D. is promptly reamed out by everyone he knows for the dispute and is clearly portrayed as the only one in the wrong. To save their friendship he apologizes, and to add insult to injury, "Bambi" forever after becomes Carla's nickname for him. Elliot sleeps with J.D. then immediately dumps him the day after because her old boyfriend came back; J.D.'s jealousy is depicted as petty and he's advised to "be a good friend" (i.e., not tell Elliott's boyfriend that she cheated on him while he was away, with J.D. no less, even when said boyfriend asks J.D. point-blank if anything happened between them while he was gone). Later, J.D. convinces Elliot to leave her boyfriend but realises that he doesn't love her. After struggling over his dilemma, he admits this to her; she physically assaults him and at the start of the new season, injects him with something that knocks him out and holds a grudge all season. Elliot is engaged to marry Keith. The day before the wedding, she realises that she doesn't love him (wow, small world) and dumps him. The day afterwards, she changes her mind and gets back together with him, sleeping with him twice. Then she decides that she's repeating a bad pattern and dumps him again. Keith is understandably furious and carries a grudge for the next season; meanwhile, Elliot can't understand what the big deal is and bemoans Keith's "lack of professionalism". (Speaking of professionalism, the reason they got together in the first place was because Elliot wanted a sex buddy and chose Keith, her subordinate.) Carla does manage to force Elliot to face up to the psychological devastation inflicted on Keith and apologize, but this is undercut substantially by being basically a way to write Keith off the show. He wasn't seen until the penultimate scene of season eight's last show (which was intended to be the series finale ) and never again. J.D. accidentally gets Kim pregnant on their first date, but they decide to raise the baby and work together to make their relationship work. Kim suddenly takes a lucrative job offer a few states over (naturally, J.D. doesn't want her to go but "learns" that the correct reaction is to support her decision unconditionally) and a few months later, informs J.D. that she has miscarried. Turns out, that was a lie to get out of their relationship. J.D. is furious but decides that he will get back together with Kim for the sake of his child, even if it means trapping himself in a loveless relationship for the rest of his life. When Kim is in labour she demands to know what he thinks of her; he admits that he doesn't love her and she is furious, dumping him immediately afterwards. Inverted in one episode where Elliot makes out with the father of a child patient only to discover that he's married. When he tells his wife, the wife goes into a frenzy directed only at Elliot, and hunts her for the rest of the episode. Elliot demands that J.D. tell her he loves her in "the perfect way" and acts completely furious when he calls her on this, that they both agreed that the drama was over and it was this growth in character was the reason they got back together. Naturally, he has to eventually buckle in and give into her unreasonable demands. Elliot (once again) not understanding why J.D. is initially upset that she set up Sean and Kim together, believing that since they (J.D. and Elliot) weren't dating at the time, it shouldn't have been a problem? By thinking of how this relates to her, she's completely failed to recognise that because J.D. and Sean mutually loathe each other, setting Sean up with the mother of J.D.'s child is something J.D. might have a problem with. Furthermore, depending on how that relationship works out, Sean would now be in the position where he might become the new step-father to J.D.'s son, which he's already acting in a father-figure capacity for now! When J.D. even brings this up, she tells him to just get over it and be happy for them. This is also downplayed and given a form of metalampshading in "my butterfly". Carla gets a chewing out by Kelso, and both scenarios play out differently. When Turk stands up for her she berates him for not letting her "defend herself", but in the other one he says nothing and she chews him out for not sticking up for her, making it clear she was angry at being humiliated by Kelso and took it out on Turk. The case of an epilleptic girl from the episode "My Big Move". The girl refused to take her medications, for which Dr. Cox chews her out for endangering her own life and telling her to grow up. It turn out the girl refused to take her medications because "she was tired of people telling her what to do", even though it was her parents telling her to follow the dosage instructions. In the end Elliot tells the girl that she will be given the instructions directly. And it's seen to be a good thing, despite the fact that the girl had refused to take her medication for the aforementioned "reason". And to top it off Elliot tells Dr. Cox to mind the insecurities of all women, basically the aesop of the episode being: Treat all women, even grown-ups as hissy-fitting teenagers, play along their insecurities instead of calling them out for acting childish. (Which as previously mentioned Carla does to J.D. and Turk in almost every time they are being childish.)
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Scrubs / int_6b05b601	type	Jerkass Has a Point
Scrubs / int_6b05b601	comment	Jerkass Has a Point: While Dr. Kelso is generally depicted as a ruthless, heartless bastard, it is sometimes noted that he does have hard decisions to make between demonstrating humanity towards the doctors and the patients versus the overall welfare of the hospital as a whole. J.D once notes that while he'll never like or respect Kelso, he also wouldn't want to have to make these decisions himself. After getting fired, Dr. Maddox chews the others out for ousting her out of a job after she went through the trouble of relocating — "finding a house and a school for my kid" — and informs them that she'll likely simply be replaced by someone exactly like her, and they've therefore accomplished nothing.
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Scrubs / int_6b18b774	type	"What Now?" Ending
Scrubs / int_6b18b774	comment	"What Now?" Ending: The season one, three, and four finales.
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Scrubs / int_6b2b3b59	type	The Reveal
Scrubs / int_6b2b3b59	comment	The Reveal: In the finale, the Janitor's name is Glen Matthews. Immediately after, a passing intern goes "Hey Tommy". Janitor: "Sup."note Later confirmed by Bill Lawrence and Neil Flynn to be his real name after all. Word of God is that the correct name is Glen Matthews, and that the other name was most likely part of another prank. invoked It could possibly be a reference to the old fan theory that the Janitor's name was Tom, due to a scene where many people misheard someone say 'You tell him' for 'You go, Tom'.
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Scrubs / int_6b353f78	type	Only Known by Initials
Scrubs / int_6b353f78	comment	Only Known by Initials: "J.D".
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Scrubs / int_6bc2726f	type	Baby Fever Trigger
Scrubs / int_6bc2726f	comment	Baby Fever Trigger: Dr. Kelso taunts Dr. Elliot Reid when she wants to volunteer to take shifts in the Maternity Ward. He thinks that all women who work there either want to take care of babies or will want kids of their own and won't become doctors like him.
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Scrubs / int_6bd7b49a	type	Spicy Latina
Scrubs / int_6bd7b49a	comment	Spicy Latina: Carla.
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Scrubs / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Scrubs / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: Possibly. In The Picture of Dorian Gray the main character, Dorian, had a grandfather, Kelso, who served as an uncaring, heartless authority figure while he was alive. John Dorian is named after John Doris, a medical doctor whose real-life stories inspired several episodes, and who wound up serving as the show's medical expert. Might not be intentional, but very fitting: Dr. Doug Murphy is infamous for the fact that if there is a way to screw something up, he will.
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Scrubs / int_6c6d32a0	type	The Maiden Name Debate
Scrubs / int_6c6d32a0	comment	The Maiden Name Debate: Carla tells Turk that she wants to keep her maiden name. He doesn't respond well — "Oh that's OK baby, we'll just be like one of those new age couples that doesn't love each other." They compromise — Carla keeps her name, and Turk gets to keep his mole.
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Scrubs / int_6c8ce91f	type	Insult to Rocks
Scrubs / int_6c8ce91f	comment	Insult to Rocks: Trope Namer
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Scrubs / int_6cf4a648	type	Non-Uniform Uniform
Scrubs / int_6cf4a648	comment	Non-Uniform Uniform: While the show is generally consistent between lab coats for upper staff, blue scrubs for medical, green scrubs for surgeons and pink/purple scrubs for nurses, there is enough personal variation that people rarely wear the exact same outfit. Todd in particular seems to always wear his scrubs with the sleeves ripped off, which is the one alteration that might violate sanitation policies. It should be said too few, if any, hospitals bother with the color coding because of the hassle of keeping things organized. The episode "My Scrubs" has Kelso fed up with how much the staff steals the scrubs and so orders everyone to wear the same ugly brown scrubs.
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Scrubs / int_6d332aea	type	Driven to Suicide
Scrubs / int_6d332aea	comment	Driven to Suicide: When she was younger, Elliot attempted suicide. Oh, and Ted. Constantly. And Elliot has a lot of stories about people that always seem to end in them killing themselves. Not to mention Jill Tracy, who attempted suicide once but eventually died from rabies. Private Brian Dancer attempted suicide by taking an overdose of his medication. His injuries, including severe memory loss, meant that he wasn't allowed to rejoin the army, which he mentioned was a huge part of his life. Dr. Cox becomes suicidal after accidentally killing three patients. A Season 7 episode has Elliot dealing with a patient Shannon, who had amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, and her admission with unusual symptoms turns out to be from an attempted overdose. Shannon explains that she'll soon become paralyzed from her disease and she's already had a pre-funeral and said goodbye to all her friends. The episode ends with Elliot choosing not to tell Shannon's carer about the overdose, implying Shannon will try again to kill herself.
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Scrubs / int_6d6b8aa	type	Human Ladder
Scrubs / int_6d6b8aa	comment	Human Ladder: World's Most Giant Doctor, Turk and J.D. in an oversize lab coat. They tried Giant Black Doctor once, but people ran.
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Scrubs / int_6da90c4d	type	Full-Name Ultimatum
Scrubs / int_6da90c4d	comment	Full-Name Ultimatum: Parodied when Dr. Cox addresses his ex-wife as "Jordan Godzilla Sullivan!"
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Scrubs / int_6e27397	type	Missed Him by That Much
Scrubs / int_6e27397	comment	Missed Her by That Much: When Elliot and the Janitor are looking for Carla in "My Screw Up", they walk past a closet with her in it, and a window in the door.
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Scrubs / int_6ec4232f	type	Casting Gag
Scrubs / int_6ec4232f	comment	Casting Gag: Several actors who had previously played doctors appeared on the show as doctors, including several St. Elsewhere cast members in "My Sacrificial Clam" and Dick Van Dyke of Diagnosis: Murder in "My Brother, My Keeper".
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Scrubs / int_6f6ab063	type	The "I Love You" Stigma
Scrubs / int_6f6ab063	comment	The "I Love You" Stigma: Carla and Turk had an episode revolving around them sharing that word with each other and even a little fallout over the implications of what that means. Cox and Jordan lived together in a "long-term, non-committal" relationship and played up the idea they hate each other but he eventually confesses he's tired of the joke and wants to get back as a couple who says "I love you" to each other. One that really played with the trope was when J.D. and Elliot get back together (permanently, this time) she eventually plans out this short monologue about how much she loves him. J.D. happily reciprocates but she then lays down the ground rules that he has to plan out a similar monologue and spring it on her unexpectedly. Ironically, they get into a fight over it but when it settles down J.D. gives her what she wanted, confessing that he loves her more than Turk. Elliot says "I love U2!" when going through her album collection, her boyfriend, nurse Paul Flowers hears this and tells her he loves her too. Because Elliot is such a neurotic mess, this eventually leads to them breaking up.
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Scrubs / int_6ff7c60e	type	Queer People Are Funny
Scrubs / int_6ff7c60e	comment	Queer People Are Funny: Most prominently the running gag of Turk and J.D. being a couple.
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Scrubs / int_707bb8ce	type	Pair the Spares
Scrubs / int_707bb8ce	comment	Pair the Spares: Sean and Kim in Season 8.
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Scrubs / int_70d53103	type	The Not-So-Harmless Punishment
Scrubs / int_70d53103	comment	The Not-So-Harmless Punishment: Happens in "My Soul on Fire, Part 2" where the Janitor punishes J.D. for convincing everyone to come to his wedding on such short notice by keeping him at the top of a lighthouse for ten minutes...
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Scrubs / int_70f9a879	type	Family-Friendly Stripper
Scrubs / int_70f9a879	comment	Family-Friendly Stripper: Turk and J.D. occasionally go to strip clubs but all we see are bikini/lingerie clad dancers. Eliot fantasises about doing a burlesque striptease for the male doctors in their co-ed locker room but whilst she reluctantly gets into it she never goes further than removing one of her elbow gloves.
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Scrubs / int_7142b38a	type	The Grim Reaper
Scrubs / int_7142b38a	comment	The Grim Reaper: In one episode J.D. images Death hanging around the hospital due to all the deaths that happen there. Death among other things has a daughter selling girl scout cookies, and plays a game of ''Connect Four'' with J.D. over a patient's life.
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Scrubs / int_716645fb	type	In Touch with His Feminine Side
Scrubs / int_716645fb	comment	In Touch with His Feminine Side: J.D. is very emotional and sensitive, with some stereotypically "girly" interests.
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Scrubs / int_720e28a4	type	Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs
Scrubs / int_720e28a4	comment	Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs: I could hit you over the head with a wrench. Or, I could stab you in the gut with a knife. 'Knife-Wrench'! For kids! The Janitor is fond of these. He also makes a pen-straw. It works, but his cola somehow tastes of ink. Some of his other inventions include: the Drill-fork ("Drill-fork, it can drill and fork! Mostly fork!"), the Hammer-spoon and the Hover Hoover ("Where suction meets the sky!")
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Scrubs / int_723afdc4	type	Safety Worst
Scrubs / int_723afdc4	comment	Safety Worst: Jordan frets over Dr. Cox allowing their son on a dangerous climbing frame, and the last scene shows him in so much safety gear he can't move, even if he wants down. Meanwhile, Cox himself is horrified that Jordan allows the kid to be held by other people, all of whom were, of course, covered in germs.
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Scrubs / int_727a65e0	type	Gaslighting
Scrubs / int_727a65e0	comment	Gaslighting: Done often for laughs. The Janitor tries to convince Dr. Kelso that he has Alzheimer's by using a crane to pick up Kelso's car and Ted. J.D. also mentions that he's attempting to do this to Turk when he asks Elliot's college friend Melody to keep a tiny bottle of ketchup so that he can replace everything in his apartment with tiny versions and convince Turk that he's grown extraordinarily tall (something Donald Faison experienced in Big Fat Liar). "My Buddy's Buddy" has the Janitor mention he often breaks into J.D.'s apartment at night to do this. Done to the Janitor in the last season, where they actually convince him all the weird stuff he did (building a giant sand castle in the parking lot, etc.) was just in his mind. He believes it. Or does he?
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Scrubs / int_7286e96d	type	Idiot Ball
Scrubs / int_7286e96d	comment	Idiot Ball: Not even J.D. is dumb enough to give the responsibility of telling a wife that she should let her husband die to the one woman who has proven time and time again that she's so emotionally dead that Jordan looks happy by comparison. It's arguable that the only reason he did it was to tie up the symmetrical intern-protege story arc at the end of "My ABC's". Except somebody has to be the first person she tells they (or their loved one) is going to die and J.D. does push her to be somewhat more sympathetic
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Scrubs / int_72b6d765	type	Impossible Shadow Puppets
Scrubs / int_72b6d765	comment	Impossible Shadow Puppets: The cast creates an impressive naval battle out of shadow puppets.
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Scrubs / int_72e0023f	type	Invoked Trope
Scrubs / int_72e0023f	comment	Invoked by J.D. in one episode when they have a falling out and J.D. starts hanging out with Hooch, presumably for the sole purpose of still being able to call someone Chocolate Bear.
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Scrubs / int_7332c94f	type	Suicide by Sea
Scrubs / int_7332c94f	comment	Suicide by Sea: In episode "My Fishbowl" Elliot reveals she tried this during her Hilariously Abusive Childhood. She swam out into the middle of a lake and just floated, waiting to tire out and drown. Then she got whacked in the back of the head by all the oars of a passing rowing team who were training and was rescued without anyone knowing she was trying to drown herself.
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Scrubs / int_738f4473	type	Documentary Episode
Scrubs / int_738f4473	comment	The season 1 Documentary Episode included Dr. Kelso recounting a story about his treatment of his wife that is genuinely cruel. Later appearances tossed that aside and revealed his Hidden Heart of Gold.
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Scrubs / int_73ef9ef3	type	Almighty Janitor
Scrubs / int_73ef9ef3	comment	"Duct tape. Two hours in a morgue drawer. Don't piss off the janitor. End of story."
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Scrubs / int_73f51de7	type	Jerkass Ball
Scrubs / int_73f51de7	comment	Jerkass Ball: For a Nice Guy, J.D. can be incredibly petty and self-absorbed. In My Ocardial Infarction, he gets angry at Elliot just because she's better at train-wreck codes than him and tried to teach him how to deal with them. When Elliot reminds him that, for the past three years, J.D. has always been the golden boy while Elliot was the screw-up and now she's finally doing something well, J.D. outright tells her that "You're the one that's supposed to struggle — not me." Towards the end of season 3, he admits his feelings to Elliot, causing her to break up with her current boyfriend Sean in order to come back to J.D....who dumps her after just one episode, because he doesn't actually love her. In My Inconvenient Truth, his brother Dan shows up, having turned his life around since the last time he appeared thanks to some harsh truths from J.D. As a gift to say thanks, he gives J.D. a car - J.D's reply is to smash the windshield in and tell Dan that he's supposed to be the loser in the family. In season 5 he's a jerk to Keith for no apparent reason. He was probably jealous of him for being a good-looking/competent doctor and because he was dating Elliot, even if J.D. had no apparent feelings her at the moment. He and Turk repeatedly pick on another doctor (Hooch) with various pranks, just because they want to see his "crazy" reactions and find it funny.
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Scrubs / int_740f59b4	type	ColorCodedForYourConvenience
Scrubs / int_740f59b4	comment	Color-Coded for Your Convenience: The nurses, surgical interns, medical interns, and department heads all wear different colors. This is Truth in Television.
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Scrubs / int_75196a1d	type	Translation by Volume
Scrubs / int_75196a1d	comment	Translation by Volume: Marco lampshades how absurd it is to Turk, who thinks Marco only speaks Spanish.
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Scrubs / int_75d6bf40	type	Belligerent Sexual Tension
Scrubs / int_75d6bf40	comment	Belligerent Sexual Tension: In early seasons Dr. Cox and Jordan share this trope.
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Scrubs / int_762b9223	type	Played for Laughs
Scrubs / int_762b9223	comment	One episode sees Carla struggling to fulfil the final wishes of a comatose patient; he wanted to hear Poison's â€œTalk Dirty to Meâ€� one last time. But Dr Kelso forbids it, as he doesn't want that kind of music being played in the hospital. Carla decides to sing it to the patient instead, and she's joined by Ted, who has been trying to find a way to help Carla. While Ted's lovestruck reaction at the end is Played for Laughs, Carla appears to genuinely warm to Ted a little.
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Scrubs / int_76c42cce	type	Pronouncing My Name for You
Scrubs / int_76c42cce	comment	Pronouncing My Name for You: A recurring doctor with a prominent goatee often gets called "Dr. Beardface". His name is actually Dr. BeardfacÃ©, and he's annoyed when his name is mispronounced.
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Scrubs / int_773b0523	type	Impaled Palm
Scrubs / int_773b0523	comment	Impaled Palm: Ben's introduction. Played for laughs. He put the nailgun on top of his hand with the 2x4 under it.
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Scrubs / int_774023f9	type	Irritation Is the Sincerest Form of Flattery
Scrubs / int_774023f9	comment	Irritation Is the Sincerest Form of Flattery: J.D. did this to Dr. Cox until he learned that Dr. Cox didn't like himself.
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Scrubs / int_77b009ea	type	Phrase Catcher
Scrubs / int_77b009ea	comment	Phrase Catcher: Hooch is crazy! Also, the Janitor does this to J.D. every once in a while, each phrase only lasts for an episode or two.
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Scrubs / int_77b03c0a	type	Remember the New Guy?
Scrubs / int_77b03c0a	comment	Remember the New Guy?: In season 2 Dick Van Dyke guest stars for all of one episode as a doctor that's seen as the "anti-Kelso", is nice to the staff, is Kelso's best friend, has a strong relationship with the Janitor and has allegedly been at the hospital the whole time even though he was never mentioned before. Kim Briggs being introduced at the end of Season 5, despite being there all along, the excuse for this was that J.D. doesn't see women with wedding rings on and thus had never noticed her before.
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Scrubs / int_7815ba15	type	N-Word Privileges
Scrubs / int_7815ba15	comment	N-Word Privileges: The first conversation between J.D. and Turk. And no, J.D. does not get them.
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Scrubs / int_78270847	type	Curse Cut Short
Scrubs / int_78270847	comment	Curse Cut Short: A couple times: once after The Todd high-fives J.D. ("motherf-" Cut to opening song.) and another when Dr. Cox starts to call Dr. Kelso a "stupid motherf-" after he punctured his eardrums. Not so much cut short as sneakily slipped in, J.D. demonstrating that he can indeed rhyme with anything by responding to Laverne "Eat schmidt and die".
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Scrubs / int_786bf97f	type	Real Life Writes the Plot
Scrubs / int_786bf97f	comment	Real Life Writes the Plot: Both of Jordan's pregnancies was written in when her actress, Christa Miller, became pregnant. In addition, Sarah Chalke's pregnancy was written in during season nine. Also Doug Murphy riding a scooter around because both of his legs were broken - this was included because the actor had broken his legs/ankles. When John Ritter (who played Sam Dorian, J.D. and Dan's father) died, they wrote an episode devoted to J.D. and Dan dealing with his character's death. Judy Reyes (Carla) broke her pelvis during the filming for season six. This reflects in the choreography of the Musical Episode during the song "We're Gonna Miss You Carla," which has her sitting in a chair while other characters sing to her and she doesn't move around much for the rest of the episode. Carla's tango scene with Turk was filmed later once Judy Reyes had healed enough for the dance. If you're observant, you might notice that her hair is a little longer there. The Janitor was written out at the start of season 9, as Neil Flynn had shot the pilot for The Middle after wrapping season 8. The show was picked up, and due to contractual obligations Flynn left the show, but returned to shoot a brief scene explaining why the Janitor wasn't around anymore. Judy Reyes opted not to return in season 9 due to a reduced focus on Carla, as the producers had decided that it wouldn't make sense for Carla to constantly be hanging around with med-students.
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Scrubs / int_7870735b	type	From Bad to Worse
Scrubs / int_7870735b	comment	A subdued variant: after it showcased the spread of an infection with the color green, "My Cabbage" ends with Cabbage shaking Mrs. Wilk's hand as he tells her goodbye. With the same now green hand that he used to dispose of some medical gloves. And then she proceeds to clasp her hands, and then touch her face.
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Scrubs / int_78f72406	type	Endearingly Dorky
Scrubs / int_78f72406	comment	Dr. John Dorian, aka J.D., is Endearingly Dorky and often stares off in to the distance when he has an elaborate fantasy, which will end with him saying something that would make no sense to anyone who didn't just witness his fantasy.
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Scrubs / int_796bffea	type	Mistaken for Racist
Scrubs / int_796bffea	comment	Mistaken for Racist: The Janitor tricks J.D. into appearing racist against East Asians; when he was in college, a black fraternity mistook J.D. for being racist against blacks because he showed up at their door in Black Face. (Of course, it would have looked better if Turk, who had gone off for a second to greet a "friend," had been by J.D.'s side, him being in "whiteface".) Elliot was mistaken for racist by two identical black twins because she pointed out how they look alike.
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Scrubs / int_797d10	type	Celebrity Star
Scrubs / int_797d10	comment	Celebrity Star: Clay Aiken in the episode "My Life in Four Cameras". Also Colin Hay, who sang in "Overkill".
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Scrubs / int_79a60aec	type	For Want of a Nail
Scrubs / int_79a60aec	comment	For Want Of A Nail: My Butterfly shows the same day with only one difference: a butterfly either landed on a hot girl's breasts or a fat guy's breasts. This leads to the days being almost entirely different in spirit (yet with the same outcome) but it's never explained which, if either, was the real one.
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Scrubs / int_79cd85f0	type	First Gray Hair
Scrubs / int_79cd85f0	comment	First Gray Hair: Dr Cox goes a little nuts when he finds a gray hair in his happy trail.
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Scrubs / int_7a667c8d	type	A Threesome Is Hot
Scrubs / int_7a667c8d	comment	A Threesome Is Hot: J.D. seems very open to the idea of a threesome with Turk and Carla; Also invoked when Turk and Carla barge in on J.D. and Kylie, just as she's about to seduce him. He recommends a foursome just to keep the mood going. Everyone looks disgusted except Turk, who nods approval behind Carla's back, then switches it to shaking his head "no" as soon as she turns to look at him.
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Scrubs / int_7ade2167	type	Mental Story
Scrubs / int_7ade2167	comment	Mental Story: Almost all of "My Life In Four Cameras" take place in J.D.'s head. Only the Book Ends are real.
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Scrubs / int_7b21ef92	type	Later-Installment Weirdness
Scrubs / int_7b21ef92	comment	Later-Installment Weirdness: The 8th season came with a mandate that each character had to have one episode being gone, so almost every episode had at least one missing character. The 9th season was more of a full-fledged retool that had a new cast of characters take priority while the previous cast was seen more sparingly or in leadership roles.
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Scrubs / int_7b6e47a5	type	Armor-Piercing Question
Scrubs / int_7b6e47a5	comment	Armor-Piercing Question: Used with extreme impact in "My Screw-Up" to break Dr. Cox out of his fantasy, that Ben is still alive and they're going to Jack's birthday party rather than Ben's funeral.
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Scrubs / int_7b8b3def	type	Celebrity Paradox
Scrubs / int_7b8b3def	comment	Celebrity Paradox: The main characters, particularly J.D., has been mentioned several times to be fans of Friends, yet no one reacts when Matthew Perry (Chandler) appears at Sacred Heart. Similarly, Courteney Cox (Monica) appears in the early episodes of Season 8 as the new Chief of Medicine. It was made even more amusing retroactively when it was revealed that Cougar Town (another Bill Lawrence show which happened to star Courteney Cox) was eventually revealed to take place in the same universe as Scrubs after Ted guest-starred there. It's mentioned in "My Butterfly" that J.D. and Turk are fans of Power Rangers, with Turk even owning a Power Rangers bandanna. Aloma Wright (Laverne) had a notable supporting role in Power Rangers in Space as the owner of the Rangers' favorite hangout spot.
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Scrubs / int_7ba00b55	type	Superstition Episode
Scrubs / int_7ba00b55	comment	Superstition Episode: The series references a The Brady Bunch story when J.D. buys his own tiki necklaces for a group vacation. They joke around about certain things happening to them being bad luck, even mimicking the sound used for the Brady story, but overall it was just some arguments between couples and not actual bad luck.
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Scrubs / int_7ce7d94d	type	Age-Inappropriate Dress
Scrubs / int_7ce7d94d	comment	Age-Inappropriate Dress: Jordan puts her hair in pigtails and dresses childishly to persuade a gorgeous gynocologist that she's younger than she really is.
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Scrubs / int_7d10c8a5	type	Skip the Anesthetic
Scrubs / int_7d10c8a5	comment	Skip the Anesthetic: In one episode, Turk is asked to perform surgery on a patient in a hypnotic trance.
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Scrubs / int_7d89315b	type	"The Reason You Suck" Speech
Scrubs / int_7d89315b	comment	J.D does it to Cox in "My Case Study" when, having been selected by Kelso to present his case-study at a prestigious medical conference in Reno, he is subjected to a vicious "The Reason You Suck" Speech from Cox about how this makes J.D Kelso's puppy. J.D is visibly hurt by this and retorts that, while he respects Cox, he wants to be "a more successful you — there's nothing wrong with playing the game once in a while." J.D then tries to lighten the mood with a joke about how, when he's Cox's boss, he'll put in a good word for him. Cox, however, is visibly taken aback by J.D standing up to him and unsettled by the unintentional implication that his own stubbornness and refusal to compromise even a little had stalled and perhaps even ruined his career.
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Scrubs / int_7d9dbe01	type	Mistaken for Toilet
Scrubs / int_7d9dbe01	comment	Mistaken for Toilet: While at a convention, JD sees an advanced toilet that can diagnose patients. The product is named Dr. Toilet. This causes him to fantasize about Dr. Toilet being another doctor at Sacred Heart. In this fantasy, JD keeps using Dr. Toilet to go to the bathroom, in spite of the Toilet's protests that he's a doctor.
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Scrubs / int_7e07fd0f	type	Negatives as a Positive
Scrubs / int_7e07fd0f	comment	Negatives as a Positive: At one point, Turk tries to deny any pride or arrogance as a surgeon. Dr. Cox, who instigated this, reverses course and points out to Turk that cutting into the human body with any skill necessitated those qualities, and pointed to Doug Murphy as an example of just how incompetent a doctor without arrogance or pride can be.
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Scrubs / int_7ef728b1	type	Tsundere
Scrubs / int_7ef728b1	comment	Tsundere: Every main female character. Also, Dr. Cox might apply.
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Scrubs / int_7f1be21	type	Functional Addict
Scrubs / int_7f1be21	comment	Dr Cox's meanspirited jibes at an alcoholic patient in "Our Drunk Friend", despite the fact he's a borderline alcoholic himself.
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Scrubs / int_7f421e71	type	Mistaken for Undead
Scrubs / int_7f421e71	comment	Mistaken for Undead: After having spent the most of the day trying to get away from work after Dr Cox pettily has him pulled from his day off, in revenge for his days as an intern, J.D. attempts to leave the hospital in a bodybag, scaring mortician Doug.
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Scrubs / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
Scrubs / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Once Carla and Elliot wanted to throw Kelso a birthday party. He had been telling everyone he was "57", so with the help of the Janitor they get into his employment records. They proceed to throw him his 65th birthday party. Guess what the hospital's mandatory retirement age is? Dr. Cox. Three transplant patients. Three organs from a donor who died of rabies. Three dead transplant patients. Oops. A comedic example in the same episode as the above spoilered example: Carla and Elliot's attempts to curb The Todd's inappropriate behavior towards woman (believing that it's because The Todd is in the closet) only manage to cause The Todd to embrace his bisexuality and start hitting on people of both genders.
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Scrubs / int_7fd142ef	type	Shared Universe
Scrubs / int_7fd142ef	comment	Shared Universe: With Cougar Town, surprisingly enough.
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Scrubs / int_8042e814	type	Actually Pretty Funny
Scrubs / int_8042e814	comment	Actually Pretty Funny: Dr. Kelso angrily denounces the vandalism on the hospital's sign, but privately admits to Turk that he thinks "Sacred Fart" is hilarious. Played with when Carla laughs to herself after Turk breaks wind; Elliot gleefully asks her if she thinks farts are funny too, despite Carla having scolded Turk for it earlier. Turns out Carla was laughing at something else. Occurs when Carla talks about all the women Dr. Cox has slept with. After hearing a rather long-winded spiel about the Janitor's current life goals, Jordan notes that the next time she hears someone say something boring to her, she's just going to leave. Kelso begins to interject with his own opinion and Jordan immediately leaves. From the same episode as the above scenario: In "My Cookie Pants", Dr. Cox pretends to be on the phone as he's walking alongside Kelso to the hospital so they don't have to talk to each other. Kelso points out that Cox isn't even using a phone as a prop, instead holding his hand to his ear and talking into it. Cox's response is to simulate closing the phone in his hands and note that his friend on the phone called Kelso a tool, to which Kelso admits he can't think of anything to say in response, instead complimenting him. As they finish walking together, Cox begins chewing Kelso out for wasting his twilight years in a coffee shop doing nothing, only for Kelso to interrupt him by saying that he has to take a call before making the same phone gesture that Cox did earlier and walking away. Cox looks genuinely amused at this. Although he initially appears unimpressed by J.D.'s "Welcome Back, Coxer" display, Dr. Cox later reveals to Elliot that it grew on him, to the point that he starts wearing one of the celebratory T-shirts. In the last episode of Season Eight, J.D. presents Dr. Cox with a book full of all of the insults/rants Perry has given to him over the years, and Cox is genuinely amused.
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Scrubs / int_808cbaeb	type	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking
Scrubs / int_808cbaeb	comment	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: The Janitor's list of insulting names. Dr. Cox's list of things he cares as little about as J.D.'s last week as a resident - the list in general starts on minor things and ends on the big ones, but Cox returns to add Hugh Jackman, resulting in this trope. After this, Hugh Jackman frequently became the punchline of a Cox Long List rant. In Dr. Cox's list of reasons why God doesn't exist, he includes sugar-free ice cream and the aforementioned Hugh Jackman.
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Scrubs / int_8091a5fd	type	Lethal Klutz
Scrubs / int_8091a5fd	comment	Lethal Klutz: Doug. They eventually solve this by making him a coroner. J.D.'s girlfriend Julie has classic Klutz tendencies, but when there's someone else for her to hurt she'll find an interesting way to maim them. Elliot is often a victim.
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Scrubs / int_80de023f	type	Non-Standard Prescription
Scrubs / int_80de023f	comment	Non-Standard Prescription: Multiple times including when Turk once wrote Carla a prescription for himself, suggesting she "apply him to a sensitive area"
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Scrubs / int_816c63d4	type	Dramatic Wind
Scrubs / int_816c63d4	comment	Dramatic Wind: "Vampires like it windy." "This is a really windy hospital." Most women J.D. finds attractive are introduced this way in an Imagine Spot, which was parodied in "My Last Words" where an elderly patient noticing an old lady he likes is shown in the same manner.
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Scrubs / int_820ac3c5	type	Dysfunction Junction
Scrubs / int_820ac3c5	comment	Dysfunction Junction: There isn't a single flawless character in the entire show, and those that toe the line of being just a little too perfect don't tend to last that long.
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Scrubs / int_82518cf7	type	Motor Mouth
Scrubs / int_82518cf7	comment	Motor Mouth: Elliot. She later finds her equal in Kim, who likewise has the ability to talk at the speed of light.
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Scrubs / int_8263ed2a	type	The Whitest Black Guy
Scrubs / int_8263ed2a	comment	The Whitest Black Guy: In the episode "His Story III", Dr Cox questions Turk's blackness, although the third point is a bit of a subversion: Played more seriously in the episode "My Identity Crisis": Carla worries that she's stopped dreaming in Spanish, and thinks that this means she's losing her Dominican identity.
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Scrubs / int_829b958e	type	Embarrassing First Name
Scrubs / int_829b958e	comment	Embarrassing First Name: Percival Cox. Embarrassing Middle Name: Percival Ulysses Cox. Turk.
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Scrubs / int_83445b04	type	Pun
Scrubs / int_83445b04	comment	Pun: "Thank you Perry much." Among plenty others.
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Scrubs / int_83446991	type	UST
Scrubs / int_83446991	comment	UST: J.D. and Elliot with the exception of the early part of the fourth season, the aftermath of when J.D. tells her he doesn't actually love her. When J.D. moved in with Elliot as a platonic roommate in the fifth season he admitted to Turk that there was still sexual tension but they've managed to keep it in check by just not hanging out with each other too much. J.D. admits to Keith that if it weren't for his long and complicated history with Elliot, the two of them would probably be best friends.
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Scrubs / int_850258ca	type	I Know Mortal Kombat
Scrubs / int_850258ca	comment	I Know Mortal Kombat: Turk credits his improvements in surgery to having trained his fingers by playing Madden on the Xbox. Startling as it may seem, this is Truth in Television. High-speed and reaction time based video games have been proven to dramatically improve surgical performance.
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Scrubs / int_85557b38	type	Reality Is Unrealistic
Scrubs / int_85557b38	comment	What's truly shocking is that this condition, against all odds, is Truth in Television. It exists. This actually happens to people.
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Scrubs / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Scrubs / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: In My Screw Up a subplot is devoted to Ted's band losing a member who wants to go solo. The next time we see his band, the lineup hasn't changed at all. May cross over into Status Quo Is God.
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Scrubs / int_875615dd	type	Truth in Television
Scrubs / int_875615dd	comment	Truth in Television: Most of the medical cases, as weird as they may seem, are based on real life cases. Yes, this even includes the musical episode. Many medical professionals have stated that Scrubs is the closest a show has gotten to showing how it actually is to work in medicine, gallows humour and all. Doctors spend years being overworked and underpaid. It's a little better now (it's down to 80 hours a week instead of 100-120 like it was in the 80s), but it's still not great for interns and residents, as they don't have a choice about where they work, how long they work, or how much they get paid, and they often have to put in extra hours off the clock for all of the paperwork. And then there's how nurses get treated...
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Scrubs / int_8901de40	type	Finger-Snapping Street Gang
Scrubs / int_8901de40	comment	Finger-Snapping Street Gang: The episode "My Way or the Highway" depicts the rivalry between surgeons and internists like that between the Sharks and the Jets, complete with the finger-snapping fights.
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Scrubs / int_890e2f58	type	Informed Self-Diagnosis
Scrubs / int_890e2f58	comment	Informed Self-Diagnosis: FOUR doctors as patients, helping J.D.; especially notable in that all four doctors played characters on St. Elsewhere.
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Scrubs / int_89e55922	type	Friendlessness Insult
Scrubs / int_89e55922	comment	Friendlessness Insult: "My Bad": The first on-screen encounter between Perry and his ex-wife Jordan immediately has them sniping at each other. It doesn't take long for Jordan to mock Perry for his lack of an active social life and a later episode does indeed acknowledge that Perry has a very lonely life because of his unfriendly attitude. "My Bed Banter and Beyond": J.D. and Elliot get into an argument about their relationship. When Elliot accuses J.D. of relying on jokes because he is afraid someone in the hospital won't like him, J.D. fires back that his jokes are how he makes friends and points out that Elliot pretty much has only one friend among the Sacred Heart staff.
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Scrubs / int_89fcfa0b	type	Cute Clumsy Girl
Scrubs / int_89fcfa0b	comment	Cute Clumsy Girl: Elliot, Julie
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Scrubs / int_8a2d8868	type	Not Afraid to Die
Scrubs / int_8a2d8868	comment	Not Afraid to Die: Several patients, which include: Mrs. Tanner from "My Old Lady", who says she's ready to die when diagnosed a kidney failure. She even ends up comforting J.D., who is clearly more scared then her. Elaine from "My Philosophy", who discuss about death with J.D. and Cox, explaining that she thinks it will be like a Broadway musical. When she dies, J.D. imagines that she goes out like she wanted.
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Scrubs / int_8aa0f76	type	Deconstructed Trope
Scrubs / int_8aa0f76	comment	It could also arguably count as a deconstruction of the Mary Sue - up until that point, he'd shown up Dr.s Cox, Dorian, and Turk because of his OCD... then you get the darkness at the end of the episode showing that, while the condition allowed him to become a brilliant medical practitioner, it's offset by an extremely high personal cost.
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Scrubs / int_8ab145f5	type	Profound by Pop Song
Scrubs / int_8ab145f5	comment	Profound by Pop Song: Dr. Cox actually calls J.D. out on this when the latter offers him relationship advice based on a Billy Joel song after Cox rants about problems he's having with Jordan.
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Scrubs / int_8ae7eb89	type	Real Song Theme Tune
Scrubs / int_8ae7eb89	comment	Real Song Theme Tune: "Superman" by Lazlo Bane. The version used in the credit sequence is actually in a different key and a faster tempo than the actual song.
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Scrubs / int_8b200e5f	type	Hypochondria
Scrubs / int_8b200e5f	comment	Hypochondria: Harvey Corman, a recurring patient.
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Scrubs / int_8bd26f34	type	Friendship Song
Scrubs / int_8bd26f34	comment	Friendship Song: "Guy Love" from the Musical Episode of the series. It's a song about J.D. and Turk's bromance.
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Scrubs / int_8c681acc	type	Third-Person Person
Scrubs / int_8c681acc	comment	Third-Person Person: The Todd. Cole.
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Scrubs / int_8ca20b69	type	Out-of-Character Moment
Scrubs / int_8ca20b69	comment	Out-of-Character Moment: Actually addressed in the show. J.D. was shown to drink regular beer in the early episodes, only to later have Appletini's "light on the tini" as his drink of choice. In the eighth season, after J.D. claimed to be allergic to beer, Turk called him out on it and J.D. had to explain that he just doesn't like the taste of beer.
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Scrubs / int_8cf6aa	type	Literal Metaphor
Scrubs / int_8cf6aa	comment	Literal Metaphor: Elliot in an argument with a patient suing her for malpractice uses "so sue me!" in a metaphorical sense, to which the patient points out, that is literally what he is doing.
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Scrubs / int_8d6d9535	type	Artistic License â€“ Medicine
Scrubs / int_8d6d9535	comment	Artistic License â€“ Medicine: Largely avoided - in fact, this show is still considered one of the most realistic medical shows ever made - but the show's depiction of code blues (cardiac arrest) is incredibly inaccurate. The show portrays it as "they message everyone and whoever gets there first is in charge", but in real hospitals there are specific code teams that are dedicated purely to responding to code blues; in the rare event that they are unavailable, there is a clear line of succession for who is in charge of running the codenote This line changes from hospital to hospital, but each one is clearly established. This is specifically to avoid problems like every doctor being too busy to run the code or doctors being too busy responding to the code to deal with a simultaneous issue. For a show that is usually really good about being factually accurate their portrayal of Turk's Diabetes is shockingly ill-informed. Aside from the unlikelihood of a person like Turk developing Type 2 Diabetes, which is usually the result of prolonged obesity, the show treats the illness as if it were basically AIDS - a guaranteed death sentence. At one point Turk even gives a dramatic speech about his Diabetes, musing about how old he'll be when it takes him. In real life Type 2 Diabetes is not only easily survivable with many diabetics living long and successful lives, but it is in fact even potentially reversible.
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Scrubs / int_8dc1206	type	Fantasy Twist
Scrubs / int_8dc1206	comment	Fantasy Twist: J.D.'s daydreams often do this. In particular, his recurring fantasy of how much he could get done as Floating Head Doctor invariably ends with his headless body screwing things up.
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Scrubs / int_8dc8a02d	type	Derailing Love Interests
Scrubs / int_8dc8a02d	comment	Derailing Love Interests: Danni wasn't an especially likeable character when she's first introduced in the middle of season three, but when she returns at the end of the season her negative qualities are dramatically exacerbated to add fuel to the UST between J.D. and Elliot.
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Scrubs / int_8dd4a996	type	Identical Grandson
Scrubs / int_8dd4a996	comment	Identical Grandson: Bob Kelso flashes back to when his father ran out on his family, and he was played by Ken Jenkins as well.
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Scrubs / int_8e0ceaf5	type	Finger in the Mail
Scrubs / int_8e0ceaf5	comment	Finger in the Mail: Played for Laughs in the episode "My White Whale". In a Cutaway Gag after Dr. Cox denies acting like a complete lunatic, doll enthusiast Dr. Norris receives a parcel containing the hand of a doll that went missing after he refused to break his schedule to look at Dr. Cox's son. Soon after, Dr. Cox reveals that the hand belongs to another doll—not the one that Dr. Norris is missing.
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Scrubs / int_8e20979	type	Wham Episode
Scrubs / int_8e20979	comment	Wham Episode: Quite a few, with associated bombshells: "My Old Lady": This is the first truly dramatic episode in the series, where J.D., Turk, and Elliot all try to save their patients. But all of them die. It serves as a massive Gut Punch that shows that not everything will turn out great at the end of each episode. "My Super Ego": Watching golden boy Nick Murdoch completely break down when he can't save a seven-year-old boy significantly impacts J.D. and Elliot. "My Occurrence"/"My Hero": The realization that the entire first episode was just J.D. trying imagine away revealing Ben's leukemia and Dr. Cox in the second struggling with Ben's chemotherapy. "My Last Day"/"My Overkill": Jordan drops a flurry of bombshells, prompting the complete destruction of the group of friends. Most of the other season finales were quite shocking: "My Dream Job" had Dr Cox punch Kelso in the face, "My Best Friend's Wedding" had J.D. break up with Elliot, "My Changing Ways" had J.D. moving out, Turk and Carla planning to have a kid, Elliot leaving Sacred Heart, and Jordan getting a new job, and "My Transition" had the reveal that both Jordan and Kim are pregnant. "My Fruit Cups": Dr Cox gets back together with Jordan when he learns she's pregnant, Turk decides that he wants to marry Carla, and Elliot stands up to her father only to be cut off and forced out of her apartment. "My Fifteen Seconds": The third Jill Tracy episode, complete with the doctors very narrowly preventing her from returning home to attempt suicide... again. "My Catalyst": Another broken hero episode, with Dr. Kevin Casey who is so psychologically crippled by his OCD that he washes his hands until his skin is raw, and flicks the lights on and off all night. Made especially whammy in that up until this point his condition has been played for lighthearted laughs. Cue one of the most accurate and serious portrayals it has ever received in media. It could also arguably count as a deconstruction of the Mary Sue - up until that point, he'd shown up Dr.s Cox, Dorian, and Turk because of his OCD... then you get the darkness at the end of the episode showing that, while the condition allowed him to become a brilliant medical practitioner, it's offset by an extremely high personal cost. "My Screw Up"/"My Tormented Mentor": The sudden death of Ben Sullivan, and Dr. Cox's complete mental breakdown that results. See Wham Line below for one of the show's supreme sad moments. "My Cake": At the beginning it's foreshadowed, but it is still not good for J.D. to learn that his father has died, but it seems otherwise fine until Turk has diabetes. "My Life In Four Cameras": The second half of the episode consists of J.D. imagining that all of the episode's events take place in a happy-go-lucky sitcom, until the patient of the week dies, Turk and Carla don't get over their marital issues, and Dr Kelso ends up having to fire someone. "My Cabbage"/"My Five Stages": The first episode goes a little too right, and as a previously dangerously ill patient is finally better and ready to leave, an intern who has just been fired unknowingly passes off an infection, which ultimately results in her death. "My Lunch"/"My Fallen Idol": Another Jill Tracy episode, in which she runs into J.D. and Cox, winds up in the hospital, and dies. After her organs are donated to three patients in dire need of transplant, it is discovered that Jill died of rabies. All three patients die and Dr. Cox, blaming himself, spirals wildly out of control to the point of catatonia. "My Musical": Mostly an upbeat episode... until you realize it's only a musical because the guest character has a critically large aneurysm, causing her to hallucinate music. "When the Truth Comes Out" and "What's Going to Happen to Me?" are particularly whammy. "My No Good Reason"/"My Long Goodbye": The very sudden hospitalization and death of Laverne Roberts. Carla's goodbye is one of the saddest moments of the entire series. "My Cold Shower": "My Dumb Luck": Dr Kelso retires and gives Dr Cox his job. "My Finale": Most of the episode, but in particular the final slideshow and this exchange:
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Scrubs / int_8e3f39b3	type	Parody Episode
Scrubs / int_8e3f39b3	comment	Parody Episode: Done several times in the show: The 100th episode, "My Way Home", is a parody of... you guessed it... The Wizard of Oz, complete with a protagonist who just wants to go home, a search for a literal heart for a transplant, "Over the Rainbow," and a painted yellow floor... among other references. Also, the episode "My Princess" which was told the style of a fairy tale with some Princess Bride references. "My Life in Four Cameras" qualifies as well, being a parody of standard 80s-90s sitcoms with Studio Audience. "My House" parodies House
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Scrubs / int_8eb654e4	type	Firing Day
Scrubs / int_8eb654e4	comment	Firing Day: In the episode "My Life in Four Cameras", Dr. Cox confronts Dr. Kelso when Kelso announces that he will need to fire somebody due to budget cuts. When Dr. Cox says that he could lower the budget without firing anybody, Kelso gives him the chance to figure it out, but says that Cox will need to be the one to do the firing when it turns out to be impossible. Despite looking through the budget for hours, Cox realizes that there really is no alternative since the hospital simply doesn't have the money. He fires Kenny, the lunchroom attendant who earlier in the episode had said how much he enjoyed helping out the doctors who save people's lives.
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Scrubs / int_8ebaf445	type	If I Were a Rich Man
Scrubs / int_8ebaf445	comment	If I Were a Rich Man: The lottery episode.
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Scrubs / int_8ed5c6e4	type	Asshole Victim
Scrubs / int_8ed5c6e4	comment	Asshole Victim: Harvey Corman, the hypochondriac patient, in his first appearance in Season 2 did turn out to have a real disease after all - even though it was only discovered after Dr. Cox ordered a painful procedure to be performed on him just because he was being annoying. Regardless, Mr. Corman was a hypochondriac who continually wasted Cox's time with false alarms, and went on to sue Turk in Season 4 for petty reasons.
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Scrubs / int_90e31482	type	Laser-Guided Karma
Scrubs / int_90e31482	comment	Laser-Guided Karma: Recurring patient Mike Davis routinely finds himself in the hospital, often because he's such an insufferable jerkass that people keep harming him.
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Scrubs / int_912b24c4	type	Art Shift
Scrubs / int_912b24c4	comment	Art Shift In one episode J.D. imagines the show as a traditional multi-camera sitcom, complete with laugh tracks and a studio audience.
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Scrubs / int_91495e52	type	Heads or Tails?
Scrubs / int_91495e52	comment	Heads or Tails?: When J.D. and Kim can't decide if they want to keep their baby, so they leave it up to a coin toss. It lands on its side. J.D. dutifully lampshades the rarity of the result.
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Scrubs / int_9150cd08	type	Vampire Doctor
Scrubs / int_9150cd08	comment	Vampire Doctor: It comes out in the episode 'My Missed Perception' that J.D. has written a screenplay about a vampire doctor called ''Dr. Acula." He fantasises about taking a blood sample in the usual vampire way: by sucking the blood from the neck of an attractive female patient and spitting it into the test tube, commenting that she tastes a litte anaemic. He also fantasies about feeding on Dr Kim Briggs, both women having a pleasurable reaction to his bites.
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Scrubs / int_916c72b3	type	Rule of Symbolism
Scrubs / int_916c72b3	comment	Rule of Symbolism: In the "His Story" and "Her Story" episodes, the narration of the focus character usually occurs when J.D. makes psychical contact with them, sort of like passing narration duties to them. Once the focus character makes psychical contact with J.D. again, he's back to narrating.
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Scrubs / int_916ecb1	type	But I Can't Be Pregnant!
Scrubs / int_916ecb1	comment	But I Can't Be Pregnant!: Jordan's second pregnancy comes as a surprise as Cox had previously had a vasectomy twice. After Jordan makes it clear she didn't cheat on him they discover that apparently the second vasectomy didn't work. Cue some petty revenge against the doctor that botched the procedure.
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Scrubs / int_927b2f11	type	The Bus Came Back
Scrubs / int_927b2f11	comment	Early episodes featured Resident Dr. Stedman, who almost completely disappeared. Then The Bus Came Back and he did completely disappear.
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Scrubs / int_931fc523	type	Back for the Finale
Scrubs / int_931fc523	comment	Back for the Finale: Good Lord, too many people to name: both dead and alive. Though not everyone made it - in particular, both of Jordan's siblings (played by Brendan Fraser and Tara Reid) were absent, Heather Graham (Dr. Molly Clock) declined due to other commitments, and since the show had just channel hopped to ABC, NBC did not allow Masi Oka (Franklin/Hiro Nakamura) or Sarah Lancaster (Gift Shop Girl/Ellie Bartowski) to make cameos.
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Scrubs / int_93a38c9b	type	Magic Feather
Scrubs / int_93a38c9b	comment	Magic Feather: Ted is only socially confident as the leader of his 'a capella' group "The Worthless Peons." This leads to a complicated matter when he was interested in a cute ukulele player and he can only talk to her through music. A season 2 episode featured J.D. wearing a white coat that let him stand up to the Janitor and Dr Cox.
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Scrubs / int_93db29cc	type	Hair Reboot
Scrubs / int_93db29cc	comment	Hair Reboot: Avoided when J.D. shaved his head for a patient. The next episode indicates that a month passed for his hair to grow again. Eerily enough, one episode features Dr. Cox shaving off his curly mop... an episode AFTER he appears bald. There was actually an attempt to avert the trope and have Cox's hair grow back over the course of a couple of episodes. It failed when NBC broadcast the episodes out of order. Of course, the real fail came when the season finale some weeks later had him with a buzz cut, and the next season premiere, one week later story time, had him with his hair back to its former sproingy state. Lampshaded a few weeks later when Cox is reading a doctor-rating website and finds a complaint about his inconsistent hair length on it.
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Scrubs / int_95680e79	type	Cardboard Box Home
Scrubs / int_95680e79	comment	Cardboard Box Home: One episode saw J.D. on a date trying to impress a girl. First he ran over an opossum and took it to the vet. As they pulled out of their parking spot at the animal hospital, he ran over a homeless man in a cardboard box. It got worse from there.
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Scrubs / int_95db314b	type	Casual Kink
Scrubs / int_95db314b	comment	Casual Kink: Elliot is shown to have some extremely strange fetishes. Mexican apple pickers are mentioned often.
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Scrubs / int_963aab4a	type	Speaking Up for Another
Scrubs / int_963aab4a	comment	Speaking Up for Another: Played for laughs twice over in one scene. Dr. Kelso tells the others that what's best for the hospital and the patients is often one and the same thing, but Dr. Cox will disagree with it just because Kelso said it. J.D. speaks up, defending Cox, saying he doesn't believe it's the case. However, Kelso proves his point very quickly by making several claims, such as the coffee is great today, which Cox immediately refutes. The clincher is when Kelso rightfully calls Doug Murphy "an incompetent suck-up." Cox immediately comes to Doug's defense, " No, Bob. In fact, he's one of the finest young doctors I've ever had the good fortune of working with."
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Scrubs / int_96b89043	type	Not So Above It All
Scrubs / int_96b89043	comment	Not So Above It All: Dr Kelso berates everyone for dressing up for Halloween in "My Big Brother", only for The Stinger to reveal he was the one causing mischief around the hospital in a Gorilla costume.
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Scrubs / int_96fbeaf	type	There Are No Therapists
Scrubs / int_96fbeaf	comment	There Are No Therapists: Yes, there are. As Jordan points out,
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Scrubs / int_9718a22a	type	You Remind Me of X
Scrubs / int_9718a22a	comment	You Remind Me of X: Jordan tells J.D. that he reminds her of Dr. Cox when Perry was that age.
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Scrubs / int_972b76f3	type	Uncertified Expert
Scrubs / int_972b76f3	comment	Uncertified Expert: Crossed with Obsolete Mentor in one episode. Dr. Townsend is a beloved, grandfatherly figure at the hospital, (which you might expect as he's being played by Dick Van Dyke) and even Mean Boss Dr. Kelso has a deep friendship with him. However, while Townsend is a legitimate doctor he has fallen way behind the times in terms of medical technique and has failed to become certified in or learn the new treatments that would be much more effective than the outdated ones he is still using. After using one of those outdated techniques almost causes a patient to die, Kelso and Townsend have a quiet confrontation and Kelso is reluctantly forced to let Townsend go from the hospital as a result.
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Scrubs / int_9788e2b1	type	Black Dude Dies First
Scrubs / int_9788e2b1	comment	Black Dude Dies First: Mentioned in "My Long Goodbye". When Turk is saying goodbye to Laverne as she lies in a coma, and to lighten the heavy mood with a little humor, he comments that if this were a horror movie, he'd be the next one to die.
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Scrubs / int_984ef9ef	type	"Not So Different" Remark
Scrubs / int_984ef9ef	comment	"Not So Different" Remark: Dr. Miller, on Dr. Cox and Dr. Kelso:
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Scrubs / int_98576799	type	Throw the Dog a Bone
Scrubs / int_98576799	comment	Throw the Dog a Bone: Ted gets a love interest and you just can't help but root for the guy since it's the best thing to have ever happened to him. Sort of gets soiled when you learn in his first appearance on Cougar Town (also created by Bill Lawrence) that his love interest, Gooch, left him for Hooch sometime after his last appearance in season 9. In My Way or the Highway, The Janitor lets J.D. win. This isn't the only time where this happens in the series, but it is the first time.
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Scrubs / int_98bb5d19	type	Mistaken from Behind
Scrubs / int_98bb5d19	comment	Mistaken from Behind: Parodied in an episode when Carla grabs Turk's shoulder from behind, only instead of Turk (bald black man), it's a petite, bald black woman. Later, Turk goes to get Carla, only it's a Hispanic man with long hair and a mustache.
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Scrubs / int_9952b10b	type	Re-Release Soundtrack
Scrubs / int_9952b10b	comment	Re-Release Soundtrack: The sitcom fantasy episode ended with a melancholy cover of the Cheers theme, as J.D. leaves the harsh tragedies of the hospital to seek some comfort and escapism in television sitcoms. Tragically, this performance is removed for the DVD release of the season.
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Scrubs / int_9ae85487	type	Dr. Jerk
Scrubs / int_9ae85487	comment	Ted the lawyer always looks a mess thanks to his status as Dr. Kelso's whipping boy (and constantly dealing with lawsuits).
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Scrubs / int_9b3a3b01	type	Weight Loss Salad
Scrubs / int_9b3a3b01	comment	Weight Loss Salad: During a montage of patients lying to their doctors, Turk sees an overweight man who claims to only eat salads. Dr. Cox has a meltdown when one of his patients gains weight when he was supposed to be losing it. He laments how easy it would've been for him to go for a walk or eat a salad when compared to performing an angioplasty on him.
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Scrubs / int_9c45b5a2	type	What Measure Is a Non-Human?
Scrubs / int_9c45b5a2	comment	Kelso also had a literal pet dog, Baxter, who he showered love on for years before... well. It's a dog and well... you know where this is going
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Scrubs / int_9c8701b5	type	A Day in the Limelight
Scrubs / int_9c8701b5	comment	A Day in the Limelight: The His/Her/Their Story episodes.
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Scrubs / int_9c88cfb	type	Mermaid Problem
Scrubs / int_9c88cfb	comment	Mermaid Problem
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Scrubs / int_9cdef1ef	type	Lovable Sex Maniac
Scrubs / int_9cdef1ef	comment	Dr. Todd Quinlan, aka "The Todd", is a Lovable Sex Maniac who can turn anything into a Double Entendre.
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Scrubs / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Scrubs / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: "My Occurrence" and "My Screw Up" are chock-full of itnote Especially since "My Occurrence"'s title is actually a reference...: "My Occurrence": A subtle one: despite Turk and Elliot having their own plotlines in the episode, we stick to J.D.'s after he thinks Ben was misdiagnosed with leukemia. Immediately after J.D. decides to check and see if Ben actually does have leukemia, Dr. Kelso (and Ted) meet him in the elevator and call him out on trying to find mistakes where there aren't any.note Keep in mind, Ben's name wasn't used once. In all of Ben's appearances after J.D. starts looking for who made the mistake, the bandage on his hand is gone. But when we snap back to reality, the bandage re-appears and even sticks around during the next episode. Carla pretends to hit on J.D. to test his instincts, before switching topics about Bennote which J.D. never talked to her about. When J.D. finally meets the Hematopathologist, Dr. Fred Bob, he asks him to retest Ben's blood smear: Another minor detail, but the way J.D. describes Dr. Bob earlier in the episode, he's implied to be a very hateful/unfriendly character - especially to interns such as himself. Thus, it should raise a red flag or two when the Dr. Bob J.D. supposedly "meets" is in fact very kind and easy going. And, of course, Ben asking for a group photo before he leaves. "My Screw Up": A particularly big one: after J.D. tells Dr. Cox that "he went into cardiac arrest" and died, Ben comes into view lacking the camera that he swore he'd keep on him "[t]il the day [he dies]". Similarly, when Dr. Cox starts furiously going through the chart J.D. gave him, saying that "This shouldn't have happened.", J.D. starts narrating about guilt. In particular, that it can lead to denial. Also, Ben keeps wearing the same clothes throughout the episode. Dr. Cox winds up being the only one to interact with Ben after J.D.'s patient died. Similarly, Ben keeps pointing out that Cox shouldn't be acting in a certain way; specifically, that he keeps insisting the death of the patient was J.D.'s fault. Almost like he's acting as his conscience. To add to this, after Carla suggests he go home (since he winds up spending 60 hours working nonstop), Cox states that he doesn't need anyone telling him what to do, prompting Ben to show up after she walks away. Somehow, Dr. Cox knows right away that Ben wants him to apologize to J.D. Two days later, J.D. informs Dr. Cox that Jordan wants him to show up for something that afternoon. In fact, Ben keeps asking him to go. One particular line of Ben's? When Ben pretends to puppeteer a frantic Elliot (much to Dr. Cox's amusement), she turns around to see him, turns back to Dr. Cox and then (while being slightly concerned) leaves. After bumping into Dr. Kelso in a supply closet, Carla remarks that "It's been an emotional couple of days." Right as the episode begins to wrap up, J.D. narrates... about acceptance. The last thing Ben asks of Dr. Cox?
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Scrubs / int_9d1cc720	type	Barbie Doll Anatomy
Scrubs / int_9d1cc720	comment	Barbie Doll Anatomy: Averted in "My Princess". The two-headed witch's breastplate, at least on Carla's side is anatomically accurate.
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Scrubs / int_9d3b4703	type	This Is Reality
Scrubs / int_9d3b4703	comment	This Is Reality: During a Mortality conference, J.D. describes the "wacky" adventures that the main characters had been on that day, which prevented them from paying full attention to their job. J.D. begins to do his ordinary closing monologue. Dr. Kelso interrupts him, reminding him that while he and his friends had been goofing off all day, a patient had died in the fumbling hands of the interns. If not for a technicality, J.D., Carla, Elliot, and Turk would have all lost their jobs and licenses, and would have thoroughly deserved it. Dr. Cox sarcastically lampshades it when he finds them celebrating at a bar:
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Scrubs / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Scrubs / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: The second webisode is basically one long continuity nod. A lot of the later episodes use a continuity nod to help a little with character development, such as one where Elliot tries to warm up her hands and apologizes ahead of time for how cold they are. An earlier episode had a massive argument between J.D. as a patient with appendicitis and Elliot with cold hands. One episode has Elliot telling an embarrassing story to a patient to cheer them up about their own embarrassing incident; which involved her roller-skating out of a toilet with her pants about her ankles. Due to a mole on her butt, she earned the nickname Roller Moler. Several episodes later and J.D. rattles of a list of his former girlfriends, Elliot is nicknamed 'Mole Butt' Snoop Dog Intern —> Snoop Dog Resident —> Snoop Dog Attending
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Scrubs / int_9dd2cbc2	type	CloudCuckooLander
Scrubs / int_9dd2cbc2	comment	Dr. Molly Clock is a skilled psychiatrist, but is also the biggest Cloud Cuckoo Lander in the entire show. She sings to her food and tends to be spacey and aloof.
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Scrubs / int_9eb229d9	type	Cynical Mentor
Scrubs / int_9eb229d9	comment	Cynical Mentor: Cox and Kelso share this role as different kinds of cynics. They both recognize the relentlessly corporate nature of medicine, but have different responses. Kelso leans into it and tries to do as much good as possible while also treating medicine as a business. Cox rebels against it and breaks the rules as much as he thinks he can. Kelso is thus a Sad Clown who hides how much it hurts him that he's forced into the role of the bad guy, while Cox is just the Broken Ace who can't live the life he actually wants (while also harboring a hell of a lot of other issues stemming from other sources).
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Scrubs / int_9edfdf1f	type	Studio Audience
Scrubs / int_9edfdf1f	comment	"My Life in Four Cameras" qualifies as well, being a parody of standard 80s-90s sitcoms with Studio Audience.
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Scrubs / int_9f00986d	type	Gut Punch
Scrubs / int_9f00986d	comment	"My Old Lady": This is the first truly dramatic episode in the series, where J.D., Turk, and Elliot all try to save their patients. But all of them die. It serves as a massive Gut Punch that shows that not everything will turn out great at the end of each episode.
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Scrubs / int_9f240209	type	Gag Dub
Scrubs / int_9f240209	comment	Gag Dub: The cast once did an in-character redub of It's a Charlie Brown Christmas.
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Scrubs / int_a188ac4b	type	Overly Long Gag
Scrubs / int_a188ac4b	comment	Overly Long Gag: The fantasy where Turk and Carla mistake a pumpkin for their baby, the longest of J.D.'s fantasies and also the most surreal. The Todd has been known to wait in hiding until someone gives him a setup line - even if it takes hours. In the episode "My Case Study", after Dr. Kelso headbutts one of the extras, you can see the extra continue to stagger and struggle to stay on his feet long after the camera moves into the foreground.
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Scrubs / int_a188b278	type	Overly Long Hug
Scrubs / int_a188b278	comment	Overly Long Hug: J.D. and Turk tend to give some exceptionally long hugs, one particular big one happening after they get ridiculed at a hospital party for their Heterosexual Life Partner behavior. After half-an-episode of trying to restrain their behavior, they give in and have a long Bear Hug complete with a reprise of "Guy Love." In the Grand Finale as J.D. is about to leave the hospital and on his last day, Turk gives him another long hug which prompts Carla and Elliot to remark on it. They decide to experiment to see what the appeal was, which makes the guys pause with shock and give advice on how to hug better.
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Scrubs / int_a2940ed5	type	"Begone" Bribe
Scrubs / int_a2940ed5	comment	"Begone" Bribe: Discussed. J.D. is trying to get Cox to hire more nurses. Cox claims that there just isn't enough money for it, but that J.D. could raise the money himself, since he's so annoying, by offering people a service whereby he doesn't talk to them in exchange for a monthly fee. Cox continues, saying that after while, people will forget how annoying he is and let their subscription run out. And then J.D. will go to their house and annoy them all over again, but this time, the price is quadrupled.
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Scrubs / int_a2c822f7	type	Funny X-Ray
Scrubs / int_a2c822f7	comment	Funny X-Ray In episode ''My ABC's," J.D. fantasizes about the muppet cast of Sesame Street joining the staff at the hospital. During his fantasy, he must inform a patient named Ex Ray (also a muppet) that Ex Ray's x-rays show there is a human hand inside of his head. According to Ex Ray, "this explains so many things." Another episode has the X-ray of a man who had a light bulb up his ass, with Dr. Cox quipping that "Either this guy's got a lightbulb shoved up his ass or his colon has a really good idea."
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Scrubs / int_a39d6056	type	Nice to the Waiter
Scrubs / int_a39d6056	comment	Nice to the Waiter: Turk was noticeably not nice to who he assumed was a parking valet. If he had been a bit nicer then his relationship with his future brother-in-law Marco might have been a lot better.
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Scrubs / int_a3fe170	type	Mediation Backfire
Scrubs / int_a3fe170	comment	Mediation Backfire: J.D.'s attempt to intervene in a domestic between Cox and Jordan - "And just like that, all the hatred they had for each other was instantly directed at me."
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Scrubs / int_a426ae28	type	Multiple-Choice Past
Scrubs / int_a426ae28	comment	The Janitor claims this at times, but has revealed many self-contradictory stories about his childhood and is an admitted liar. Some flashbacks bear out at least a few of his statements, predominantly explaining why he acts how he currently does. These include the Janitor becoming what he is because his mother intentionally threw out his teddy bear to teach him a lesson about keeping his room clean and the revelation that he takes pride in the fact that he keeps the floors of the hospital clean enough to eat off of; when asked why, there is a flashback that shows him as a child with a meal set out in front of him on the floor. His mom (off-camera) tells him that if he is going to throw his food on the floor, that is where he is going to eat from now on.
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Scrubs / int_a43640bf	type	Why Are We Whispering?
Scrubs / int_a43640bf	comment	Why Are We Whispering?: Season 2 Episode 21, between J.D. and Janitor.
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Scrubs / int_a4905771	type	Double-Meaning Title
Scrubs / int_a4905771	comment	Double-Meaning Title: There's the literal scrubs they wear and their job title being "scrub", but there's also the meaning of them being 'scrubs', aka newbies, compared to Dr. Kelso and Dr. Cox.
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Scrubs / int_a4b3fe1c	type	Twisted Echo Cut
Scrubs / int_a4b3fe1c	comment	Twisted Echo Cut: Used periodically; a character will be walking through the hospital and pondering their predicament and their thoughts fluidly pass into another character's thoughts by sharing the same dialogue. This happens a few times in a row and the characters' problems are pretty much entirely unrelated.
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Scrubs / int_a4c37cbe	type	Mood Whiplash
Scrubs / int_a4c37cbe	comment	Mood Whiplash: From humor to pathos in under 30 seconds. Specifically, the end of "My Screw Up" where Dr. Cox is in a really good mood until it's revealed that they're going to Ben's funeral and Cox has been in denial for most of the episode (at which point both Cox and everyone watching the show have about the same reaction). Another notable example is "My Lunch". The dark and grim ending immediately follows a scene where The Todd reveals that he was just following Elliot and Carla because they're hot, and then starts to realize he's bisexual. "Resident Kabuki Theatre" is part of a dual whiplash. It's the funny moment after demonstrations of serious ways to tell people that their loved ones have died, and then it leads almost directly into the news that J.D.'s father has died.
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Scrubs / int_a5dbfd85	type	Contraception Deception
Scrubs / int_a5dbfd85	comment	Contraception Deception: Zig-zagged over a multi-episode plotline. After being incredibly relieved his ex-wife Jordan is not pregnant again, Dr. Cox gets a vasectomy without telling her. After a heartwarming speech about how she might want more kids someday, he has it reversed, again without mentioning it to her. After some Spotting the Thread on his attempts to explain away two surgeries, she and Cox have a heart-to-heart, and decide they don't want more kids and Dr. Cox should get the vasectomy. Again. This one is botched, and Jordan gets pregnant again next season. In one episode, Turk was slipping Carla birth control pills because she wanted to have kids before he was ready. It's somewhat played for humor when J.D. accidentally eats a brownie Turk baked the pill into and it comes up on his urine test.
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Scrubs / int_a60e3252	type	Rule of Funny
Scrubs / int_a60e3252	comment	Rule of Funny: Despite the cartoonish nature of the show, for the most part the situations and things that happen in the hospital are based on real events. But they are still out to entertain and that is why they have a nonsensical joke that wasn't an Imagine Spot where J.D. is incapable of seeing a woman with a wedding ring on... in the 5th Season. Likewise in the same episode, when J.D. would never have had a need for a urologist consult or even hear of her over the course of 5 years, but it was all for a gag.
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Scrubs / int_a62f4c49	type	Good Doc, Bad Doc
Scrubs / int_a62f4c49	comment	Good Doc, Bad Doc: Doctor Cox (Good Doc) and and Doctor Kelso (Bad Doc) fought regularly, often trying to draw J.D. to support their point of view. Played with in that although he was the Bad Doc (in more ways than one), Kelso's point of view isn't always entirely the wrong one, being Type 1 as much as Type 2. The chief of medicine that temporarily replaced Kelso was a Type 2 through and through. However, she does chew the others out for ousting her out of a job after she went through the trouble of relocating, when they ought to know that she'll simply be replaced by someone exactly like her, and they've therefore accomplished nothing. This is partly what spurs Dr. Cox into taking the offer for the chief's job.
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Scrubs / int_a64a325c	type	Chic and Awe
Scrubs / int_a64a325c	comment	Chic and Awe: This is how Jordan Sullivan is introduced. When J.D. is assigned to treat an influential member of the hospital board, he thinks that it's going to be a grumpy, unpleasant, elderly man. His narration abruptly changes when he discovers the board member is actually a highly attractive late-30s woman.
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Scrubs / int_a65288e2	type	Ascended Extra
Scrubs / int_a65288e2	comment	"My Fifteen Seconds": The third Jill Tracy episode, complete with the doctors very narrowly preventing her from returning home to attempt suicide... again.
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Scrubs / int_a70223	type	Karma Houdini
Scrubs / int_a70223	comment	Karma Houdini: The Todd can apparently sexually harass all the woman he wants, and never face any significant repercussions. This fits in well enough with a work environment in which the doctors running the hospital don't tend to take the complaints of their female subordinates seriously. But it's a bit odd when one episode hints that another, previously unseen character was fired for sexually harassing a patient. Todd's ability to not get fired was handwaved in one episode explaining he's too good of a doctor to let go. Elliot's father never got any comeuppance for cutting Elliot off and out of his life. Or, at the very least, it never happened on-screen, and no mention was ever made of such a thing happening.
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Scrubs / int_a7382a73	type	Imagine Spot
Scrubs / int_a7382a73	comment	Once when Dr. Cox imagines what it would be like to be married to Elliot. He can't stand her, so he murders here with a knife and is seen being taken away by the cops. As soon as he comes out of the fantasy, he has a great big slasher smile on his face and says "worth it".
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Scrubs / int_a7850fbf	type	Only Known by Their Nickname
Scrubs / int_a7850fbf	comment	Only Known by Their Nickname: Snoop Dogg Intern Resident Attendingnote real name "Ronald" and Colonel Doctornote real name "Coleman Slawsky" Turk is rarely called by his first name Chris, not even by his wife Carla. Dr. Kelso even believes his first name is Turk and last name Turkleton Even Turk's brother, who presumably shares his last name, leaves him a voicemail that begins with "Hey Turk, its your brother." This also becomes a sub-plot in a later episode, when it's revealed that J.D. does only know everyone by their nickname.
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Scrubs / int_a806691d	type	Casanova Wannabe
Scrubs / int_a806691d	comment	Casanova Wannabe: The iconically lecherous, sexually traumatized, eventually bisexual Todd "The Todd" Quinlan is constantly being rejected.
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Scrubs / int_a8a04f6f	type	And I Must Scream
Scrubs / int_a8a04f6f	comment	And I Must Scream: One episode features Locked In Syndrome, a condition where the patient has full control of their senses but cannot move or speak.
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Scrubs / int_a8a5e4ed	type	Christianity Is Catholic
Scrubs / int_a8a5e4ed	comment	Christianity is Catholic: Before the writers decided to drop Turk's role as a stereotypical Black charismatic Christian (which was handed off to Laverne), a Christmas episode has J.D. admiring his friend for his faith, featuring an Imagine Spot with Turk portrayed as a Baptist preacher. Later in the episode, Turk forces Carla and J.D. to go to "Mass". Protestants use "service", "church", or any number of other terms for their worship practices, but decidedly not "Mass".note A possible Hand Wave is that he was referring to "Midnight Mass", which is a fairly common term for a midnight Christmas Eve service in many Protestant denominations. A more subtle example: when Laverne finally passes away after Carla is able to say goodbye to her, the screen pans down to her hand which appears to be clutching a rosary. This would be very odd, as the character has been firmly established as a charismatic (possibly evangelical) Protestant, and rosaries are very, very, very Catholic. (Though some Protestant denominations use "Protestant Prayer Beads")
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Scrubs / int_a92ef54e	type	Locked Up and Left Behind
Scrubs / int_a92ef54e	comment	Locked Up and Left Behind - A favorite prank of The Janitor
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Scrubs / int_aa47c6dc	type	Third-Party Peacekeeper
Scrubs / int_aa47c6dc	comment	Third-Party Peacekeeper: A marital rift forms between Turk and Carla after Carla and J.D. share a brief drunken kiss, and Turk decides to hold Carla the one responsible. J.D. realizes that he should have been the one to bear the blame, not her, and so he walks up to Turk and gives him a brief kiss as well, then points out to Turk that he was no saint in the marriage himself, having been texting an old girlfriend behind Carla's back. Turk realizes that J.D. has a point, and starts treating Carla with love and affection again.
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Scrubs / int_aa8d0ef0	type	Spell My Name with a "The"
Scrubs / int_aa8d0ef0	comment	Spell My Name with a "The": The Todd
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Scrubs / int_aa9fcfed	type	Embarrassing Middle Name
Scrubs / int_aa9fcfed	comment	Embarrassing Middle Name: Percival Ulysses Cox.
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Scrubs / int_ab25e2c7	type	Lopsided Dichotomy
Scrubs / int_ab25e2c7	comment	Lopsided Dichotomy: When seeing a lightbulb shape in an x-ray:
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Scrubs / int_ac12cde1	type	Bully Hunter
Scrubs / int_ac12cde1	comment	Bully Hunter: Though it takes J.D.'s urging for Doctor Cox to deliver the trope, he socks Kelso one when Kelso is tormenting Elliot. Dr. Cox's evaluation of J.D.:
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Scrubs / int_ac4ac8e5	type	Idiosyncratic Episode Naming
Scrubs / int_ac4ac8e5	comment	Idiosyncratic Episode Naming: Every episode is named "My [Something]," unless the narrator isn't J.D., in which case it's His/Her/Their Story, depending on who's getting A Day in the Limelight. All the episodes in season 9 are called "Our [Something]".
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Scrubs / int_ac4fcf2b	type	Work Com
Scrubs / int_ac4fcf2b	comment	Work Com
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Scrubs / int_ac546cd4	type	Worth It
Scrubs / int_ac546cd4	comment	Worth It: Several examples. Once when Dr. Cox imagines what it would be like to be married to Elliot. He can't stand her, so he murders here with a knife and is seen being taken away by the cops. As soon as he comes out of the fantasy, he has a great big slasher smile on his face and says "worth it".
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Scrubs / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Scrubs / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: J.D. attempts to Pet the Dragon by giving the Janitor a pen; when said pen bursts, staining the Janitor's favorite shirt (and his favorite skin), his first reaction is "Oh God no..." Not to mention J.D.'s reaction to Dr. Cox learning he was baby Jack's real father. Rabies. When an unknown rabies infection kills one and spreads to three organ donor recipients, things go from bad to worse. You know you're in trouble when even Dr. Kelso is visibly shaken. Dr. Cox's reaction to his sword passing straight through the monster in "My Princess", "That's new.".
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Scrubs / int_ad641426	type	Trademark Favorite Food
Scrubs / int_ad641426	comment	Trademark Favorite Food: J.D. loves him the appletinis. Doug is sometimes seen with a lollipop in his mouth. This is a form of His Quirk Lives On because the previous pathologist that recognizes Doug's skill with identifying causes of death is also never seen without a lollipop in his mouth, and after this character progress, Doug adopts this habit. Dr. Kelso loves his muffins. He owns a pair of "muffin slacks", for crying out loud.
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Scrubs / int_ae33a983	type	Has Two Thumbs and...
Scrubs / int_ae33a983	comment	Has Two Thumbs and...: Dr. Kelso uses this a number of times.
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Scrubs / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Scrubs / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Dr. Cox more then anyone else. Deconstructed. Dr. Cox makes fun of basically everyone, to the point where he literally has no friends except J.D. by the episode 'His Story', and even J.D. sometimes can't stand him. Also sometimes subverted by having Cox reprimand people for their quirks, which turn out to be based on deeper problems. Example: after being partnered for a few paramedic shifts with guest star Molly Shannon, Cox finally chews her out for speaking non-stop, usually about her son. Turns out her son's dead. Oops. Dr. Kelso, of course Jordan and her expies. Murray from My Unicorn, seeing as he was a Captain Ersatz of Chandler Bing being played by Matthew Perry this shouldn't be a surprise.
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Scrubs / int_aebdaf03	type	Sentimental Music Cue
Scrubs / int_aebdaf03	comment	Sentimental Music Cue: First played straight, then Lampshaded when the producers of the show noticed what they were doing, and then subverted. They still use that particular chord, but mostly for a joke. They have a variety of other tunes for those emotional moments.
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Scrubs / int_afd181c7	type	Xtreme Kool Letterz
Scrubs / int_afd181c7	comment	Xtreme Kool Letterz: J.D.'s Shower Shortz in "My Screw Up".
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Scrubs / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Scrubs / int_b01abe4f	comment	Catchphrase: "Now that's what I'm talkin' bout!" Because sometimes that is what he's talkin' 'bout... Also Todd's high-fives: [noun, verb, adjective or long phrase] five! Complete with the crack of a whip. Elliot with "frick," although that's more of a catch word. Unless it's 'on a stick.' "It's BeardfacÃ©, damnit!" J.D.'s brother Dan - "heeey little brother!" 'Eeeeeeaaaaagggglllleeeeee!!!'
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Scrubs / int_b032e4ed	type	Ms. Fanservice
Scrubs / int_b032e4ed	comment	Ms. Fanservice: Elliot. Quite often seen in her underwear or lingerie, and besides her time with J.D. she is shown to have a wide variety of sexual fetishes. Turk and Cox for the ladies (or about ten percent of the dudes).
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Scrubs / int_b0cd3349	type	Fridge Brilliance
Scrubs / int_b0cd3349	comment	Todd was actually a higher ranked surgical intern than Turk anyway.
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Scrubs / int_b11ac9f5	type	Abusive Parents
Scrubs / int_b11ac9f5	comment	Abusive Parents: It is revealed in Season Five that Dr. Cox's father was a violently abusive alcoholic who showed love by throwing bottles at his head and missing on purpose. This is why Dr. Cox's sister, who appears in a later season, converted to a strong Christian faith, whereas it is one of the reasons that Dr. Cox himself is strongly against the concept of God. Jordan in one episode uses this trope as an excuse for why she's so mean, though she admits later on that it's a lie and that her parents were supportive. Elliott's parents were at the very least emotionally abusive, and neither of them sees her as being good enough for various reasons, explaining her neuroses. Her mother's promiscuity, constantly cheating on her husband and sleeping with most of Elliot's ex-boyfriends definitely didn't help either. The Janitor claims this at times, but has revealed many self-contradictory stories about his childhood and is an admitted liar. Some flashbacks bear out at least a few of his statements, predominantly explaining why he acts how he currently does. These include the Janitor becoming what he is because his mother intentionally threw out his teddy bear to teach him a lesson about keeping his room clean and the revelation that he takes pride in the fact that he keeps the floors of the hospital clean enough to eat off of; when asked why, there is a flashback that shows him as a child with a meal set out in front of him on the floor. His mom (off-camera) tells him that if he is going to throw his food on the floor, that is where he is going to eat from now on. In the episode My Transition, Janitor gives Carla a dog kennel he calls a "baby cage" and explains how his mother used it on him. When everyone reacts with shock and disgust, Janitor quickly claims it was a joke, then walks away with an angry face. Later he's on the phone to his mother and says "No, Mom, playpen/baby cage is not like tomato/tomato." When Carla calls Katie out for taking the credit for a medical procedure that she didn't do, Katie tries to use the fact that her dad died when she was six, causing her mother to turn to alcohol in order to cope, to defend her selfishness. Carla doesn't care.
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Scrubs / int_b2280b66	type	Retcon
Scrubs / int_b2280b66	comment	Retcon: Dr. Kim Briggs was working in the hospital for years before J.D. ran into her. In a series of flashbacks using archive footage, they placed Kim in various settings where she definitely wasn't there before. In the first four seasons it's established that Ted used to be married, and a mix-up of his and Dr. Cox's divorce papers is a major plot point in a Season 4 episode. By Season 8, Ted has never been married and his relationship with Gooch is largely treated as the first time he's ever been with a woman. Also, Jordan having Post Partum Depression after giving birth to Jack. If she had, Dr Cox would have come off as far more of a Jerkass for whining abut how much attention she was giving the baby.
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Scrubs / int_b2283870	type	Retool
Scrubs / int_b2283870	comment	In the last season, after the Retool Drew was subject to the warring between Denise and Cox (although given he was in a relationship with Denise it was as much about the sexual relationship as much as the mentorship).
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Scrubs / int_b2a06892	type	Fourth Wall Psych
Scrubs / int_b2a06892	comment	Played with in "My Jerks" when J.D. seemingly points at the ABC logo in the corner and says "That's new" (it was the show's first episode on ABC) but is actually talking about the Janitor's new watch. Played with again in the tag for the same episode when J.D., Turk and Elliot discuss how people count on them from week to week so they should work hard even though it's tempting to phone it in. There's also a reference to a Dr. Shaloub who steals all the awards during medical award season and Turk points out that the Nielsens (an unhappy family at the hospital) don't really like them.
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Scrubs / int_b2d7a4c3	type	A Gift for Themselves
Scrubs / int_b2d7a4c3	comment	A Gift for Themselves: Jordan tells J.D. the only reason he was invited to Jack's birthday is because he owns his own SpongeBob costume. Dr. Cox asks J.D. why he even has it. J.D. replies that it was a gift, mentally noting, "From me to me."
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Scrubs / int_b2f198c0	type	New Ability Addiction
Scrubs / int_b2f198c0	comment	New Ability Addiction: One episode had The Janitor get a new circular saw. He spends the episode desperate to use it (J.D. even caught him using it to saw a twig). In the end, he saws Dr. Kelso's table in half so it can be removed (thanks to Dr. Cox making everyone think he's dead).
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Scrubs / int_b2f26025	type	Genki Girl
Scrubs / int_b2f26025	comment	Season 1 portrayed Elliot as more of a smug, competitive know-it-all. Her famous neurosis and Genki Girl tendencies took a while to surface. Likewise, it's a Running Gag from Season 2 onward that she can't say dirty words (she uses "bajingo" as euphemism for "vagina") but in Season 1 she used the words penis and vagina normally.
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Scrubs / int_b333f02e	type	Achilles in His Tent
Scrubs / int_b333f02e	comment	Achilles in His Tent: Dr. Cox after three of his patients die.
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Scrubs / int_b414c9e8	type	SitCom
Scrubs / int_b414c9e8	comment	"My Life in Four Cameras" reworks the show as a parody of more conventional Sitcom.
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Scrubs / int_b41acf08	type	AxeCrazy
Scrubs / int_b41acf08	comment	While Hooch clearly was Axe-Crazy, he was still capable of functioning as a Doctor. That was until J.D. made his interns follow him around all day and not tell him why. Later in the episode Kelso mentions Hooch was fired because of the "Hostage situation".
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Scrubs / int_b4a6ae4c	type	Everyone Has Standards
Scrubs / int_b4a6ae4c	comment	Everyone Has Standards: Some things even freak the Janitor out. Usually, they involve the Todd's deviancy.
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Scrubs / int_b5060b63	type	The Lad-ette
Scrubs / int_b5060b63	comment	The Lad-ette: Intern Denise Mahony in the 8th Season. An entire story arc was made where J.D. had to not necessarily make her feminine, but at least able to comprehend patient empathy.
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Scrubs / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Scrubs / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: "I love Grey's Anatomy. It's like they took our lives and put it on TV." "If you want to solve a real mystery, go ahead and figure out who's taking my New York Times every Sunday. Or better yet, how about why anybody on the planet actually thinks Dane Cook is funny?" In a similar vein to the one about Grey's Anatomy, there's the time Kelso says Dr. Cox is "Like House, without the limp." Though that may have been entirely well meaning, seeing as they later did an episode long House homage. and Hugh Jackman.
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Scrubs / int_b64ea263	type	Westminster Chimes
Scrubs / int_b64ea263	comment	Westminster Chimes: "Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong... wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong."
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Scrubs / int_b6cebad3	type	Double Standard
Scrubs / int_b6cebad3	comment	Double Standard: Carla is one of the biggest repeat offenders, and is rarely called out. She will quickly turn to belittling Turk in arguments, yet is notorious for her inability to handle the slightest of criticisms without deflecting them back on others. While there are other examples that become much more noticeable in the later seasons, one that is of particular note has its groundwork laid in seasons 3, but doesn't become clear until 4 ("My Moment of Un-Truth," and "My Best Laid Plans," respectively): "My Moment of Un-Truth": Only five episodes before their wedding, Carla justifies going on a date with Dr. Ron "Hotbutt" Ramirez, a co-worker she used to have a crush on, as a means of strengthening her relationship with Turk (before guilting J.D. into not telling Turk): This is made even worse by the fact that two episodes later she very smugly declares to Dr. Cox that she would never have a crush on someone other than Turk. But less than a year later, in "My Best Laid Plans," Carla becomes incredibly jealous over Turk re-connecting with his college girlfriend, Rosanna, and having frequent, long phone conversations with her at all times of the day. This all comes to a head when she moves out and nearly leaves Turk after he admits that he spent all that time talking and flirting with his ex without once mentioning that he'd just gotten married less than a year before. While it is worth noting that Turk and Carla's first year of marriage was very rocky, and that their relationship was already very strained by this point — making Turk's flirtations with his ex more the straw that sprained the camel's back than the sole cause of their marital problems — this is still a great example of this double standard in action. Both indiscretions were made while Turk and Carla were well aware that what they were doing was either wrong or something that would upset the other. But whereas Turk's choices pushed Carla to move out and earned him quite a bit of scorn from other character's, Turk never even learned about the pre-wedding date Carla went on, let alone how strong her feelings were for him in the past. And had J.D. not been standing right there when Dr. Ramirez asked Carla out, it's likely no one else would have known she'd gone out with someone she used to have feelings for. Dr. Miller: A surgeon who appeared briefly in season three as a foil for Dr. Cox before disappearing forever. She belittles Elliot for being feminine, Turk for standing up for her (it has been shown throughout the run that his attitude is less that she's a woman, more that he has a tendency to try to help people fit in) and generally behaves horribly at the drop of a hat, all the while claiming it's under a banner of feminism. The reality is that she's just an awful person, and is never called out on it. On the other hand, many characters have been called out for doing much less than she has, which itself carries a degree of Fridge Logic. Elliot: She cheated on Sean with J.D. and expected J.D. to keep his mouth shut because they're friends, and even though Turk and Carla were well aware of this, she was never chastised or criticized for cheating on Sean. In fact, because this directly lead to her and J.D. getting back together and J.D. immediately dumping her, what she wound up getting mostly was sympathy and pity. The only thing she really got called out on was how callously she treated Keith after calling off their engagement.
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Scrubs / int_b6de94d1	type	Executive Meddling
Scrubs / int_b6de94d1	comment	Julie Keaton, yet another Jordan-lite character in a romance with Dr. Cox who was also insufferably Sue-ish and apparently was only added as a recurring character due to Executive Meddling. There is starting to be a clear trend here. invoked
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Scrubs / int_b707726f	type	Hypocritical Humor
Scrubs / int_b707726f	comment	Hypocritical Humor: Common, and lampshaded in one episode when Elliot weighed even less than a patient she diagnosed as underweight. Dr Cox's meanspirited jibes at an alcoholic patient in "Our Drunk Friend", despite the fact he's a borderline alcoholic himself. Especially used in the episode My Butterfly in which the dual scenario format shows several characters judgementally offering directly contradicting opinions and advice in the differing situations (Carla yells at Turk for trying to fight her battles for her, then yells at him for not standing up for her, for instance). In "My House," Dr. Cox criticizes the cast of House for looking more like supermodels than doctors — a complaint which, if anything, applies to this show more than it does House, which is subtly lampshaded by the way the interns look at each other immediately afterwards. In My Saving Grace (s08e03) Dr Maddox says to Dr Cox that Cox is a ridiculous name. Dr Maddox is played by Courteney Cox.
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Scrubs / int_b7bc7d28	type	Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!
Scrubs / int_b7bc7d28	comment	Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!: From the episode My Own Personal Jesus:
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Scrubs / int_b7efeb58	type	Magical Defibrillator
Scrubs / int_b7efeb58	comment	Magical Defibrillator: Usually averted. Chances are far better that if a defibrillator shows up in Scrubs, the patient is a goner.
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Scrubs / int_b85c06f2	type	Glowing Eyes of Doom
Scrubs / int_b85c06f2	comment	Glowing Eyes of Doom: The Janitor deliberately calls a new attractive Latina nurse a "young Carla", Carla gets glowy eyes and conjures up a powerful wind that blows all throughout the hospital (in a Shout-Out to Storm) and emits a high-pitched scream that breaks Dr. Kelso's glasses and shatters Turk into a million pieces. Dr. Kelso also has these during one of J.D.'s daydreams in the first episode.
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Scrubs / int_b8c092dc	type	The Twelve Spoofs of Christmas
Scrubs / int_b8c092dc	comment	The Twelve Spoofs of Christmas: A very dark version of the tune plays in the episode "My Own Personal Jesus" as Turk keeps being called out for emergencies as he is trying to rest on Christmas Eve.
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Scrubs / int_b8dde2	type	Evil Overlord
Scrubs / int_b8dde2	comment	Evil Overlord: The episode "My Princess" parodies this, where Dr. Cox tells his 4-year-old son Jack a fairy tale starring his colleagues from Sacred Heart Hospital in the various archetypes. The irritable Dean of Medicine Dr. Kelso becomes the Dark Lord Oslek, an Affably Evil overlord of the land. He has a cowed, hunchbacked assistant (Ted) and punishes all those who enter his forbidden forest.
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Scrubs / int_b9955dad	type	Wanting Is Better Than Having
Scrubs / int_b9955dad	comment	Wanting Is Better Than Having: J.D. is usually only interested in Elliot when she's not in a relationship with him. The fact that he never learns that he only wants what he can't have is frequently pointed out to him.
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Scrubs / int_b9c3de84	type	Bumbling Dad
Scrubs / int_b9c3de84	comment	Bumbling Dad: J.D.'s father, J.D. himself.
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Scrubs / int_ba0791de	type	First Girl Wins
Scrubs / int_ba0791de	comment	First Girl Wins: Happens to almost every male character that ended in an Official Couple situation: The first love interest introduced ends becoming the official one. The only notable exception is Ted - His first love interest introduced in the series died. Subverted with Dr. Cox in which Jordan was not exactly first introduced as a love interest, but she was his ex-wife.
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Scrubs / int_ba236071	type	It Makes Sense in Context
Scrubs / int_ba236071	comment	During a serious conversation between J.D. and Elliot, The Janitor can be seen through a window, rollerblading around a children's ward and wearing a sheet.
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Scrubs / int_ba32d232	type	Busby Berkeley Number
Scrubs / int_ba32d232	comment	Busby Berkeley Number: "Welcome to Sacred Heart" from The Musical.
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Scrubs / int_ba911a9a	type	You Did Everything You Could
Scrubs / int_ba911a9a	comment	You Did Everything You Could: They're doctors. Of course they're told this at some point. One episode has Dr. Cox tell Elliot that she did everything right and a deceased patient's father telling Turk that he was glad that not only did he do everything he could, but also that he became friends with his son.
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Scrubs / int_baa526f0	type	Trolling Translator
Scrubs / int_baa526f0	comment	Trolling Translator: Multiple examples. Dr. Cox asks Dr. Reid for help speaking to a German patient. She gives a line that means "Your wife has nice boobs" when he wanted to tell him about his condition. In another episode, Carla's brother gives The Todd a pickup line for Spanish chicks. It doesn't work.
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Scrubs / int_badf79ac	type	Clutching Hand Trap
Scrubs / int_badf79ac	comment	Clutching Hand Trap: Turk has gotten his hand stuck in both a candy vending-machine, and an ice dispensing machine (apparently the latter also happened to Leonard the Hook-Handed Security Guard) and J.D. once got his hand stuck in a coffee jug.
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Scrubs / int_bae7be59	type	Wire Fu
Scrubs / int_bae7be59	comment	Wire Fu: Dr. Cox flying out of the window in "My Hero".
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Scrubs / int_bbb6c059	type	I Shall Taunt You
Scrubs / int_bbb6c059	comment	I Shall Taunt You: This is the way Turk gets Carla's brother to reveal to her that he can in fact speak English. It also earns him a black eye. He did this by talking about all the freaky sex he and Carla have right in front of her brother. Well played, Turkleton. This comes back to bite him in My Bad Too (s07e07) when Dr Cox use the same technique by telling Carla in Spanish in front of Turk that Turk thinks she's a control freak with Izzie.
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Scrubs / int_bbc77bb5	type	Hard Truth Aesop
Scrubs / int_bbc77bb5	comment	Hard Truth Aesop: J.D.'s plotline in "My New Coat" has the moral "Sometimes, being in a position of authority means taking the blame for things that aren't your fault." In that episode, J.D. goes to great lengths to prove that he wasn't responsible for causing a patient to permanently lose his sense of smell due to the antibiotics that he prescribed him. But it's ultimately revealed that it really wasn't his fault (it actually happened due to the patient's sinuses being probed). Dr. Cox knew that it wasn't J.D.'s fault all along, but allowed the patient to believe that it was—because he knew that the patient would have an easier time coping with his loss of smell if he had someone to blame it on.
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Scrubs / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Scrubs / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button: The Hooch does not like being lied to. Also counts as Beware the Nice Ones. Also, don't do anything to Hooch. Hooch is crazy.
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Scrubs / int_bd4264a3	type	Slasher Smile
Scrubs / int_bd4264a3	comment	Slasher Smile: Dr. Cox is very good at making these, a number of them occurring in J.D.'s Imagine Spots. Once when Dr. Cox imagines what it would be like to be married to Elliot. He can't stand her, so he murders her with a knife and is seen being taken away by the cops. As soon as he comes out of the fantasy, he has a great big slasher smile on his face and says "worth it".
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Scrubs / int_bef696dd	type	Mind Screw
Scrubs / int_bef696dd	comment	Mind Screw: Dr. Kelso once told Turk that acting like a black guy is a characteristic of being a white guy. Try not to think about that one too hard...
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Scrubs / int_bf74d357	type	Ugly Guy, Hot Wife
Scrubs / int_bf74d357	comment	Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: It's been pointed out a few times on the show that J.D. (and by extension, Zach Braff) is not the most... traditionally attractive man and yet often finds himself with extremely hot women. In season eight Elliot mentions that the hospital can warp your sense of attraction and intern Denise muses "Ah, so that's why you're with Dr. Dorian." and Elliot stumbles to form a response to that.
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Scrubs / int_bf9d2098	type	I'm Thinking It Over!
Scrubs / int_bf9d2098	comment	I'm Thinking It Over!:
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Scrubs / int_bfc84d44	type	Calling Parents by Their Name
Scrubs / int_bfc84d44	comment	Calling Parents by Their Name: As a toddler, Jack learned to call Cox "Pewwy" by mimicking Jordan. Once he got to preschool age, he referred to him as the more traditional "Daddy."
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Scrubs / int_c007c53	type	Cool and Unusual Punishment
Scrubs / int_c007c53	comment	Cool and Unusual Punishment: Dr. Cox and Jordan punish the doctor responsible for Dr. Cox's failed vasectomy by strapping him to a chair while an a cappella group continuously sings the baritone part to the "Chili's Baby Back Ribs" Jingle over and over. The torture is so horrendous that thirty minutes into the singing, the doctor starts eating his own face. An earlier episode features Dr. Cox warning that if they don't leave he'll make them regret it. After not leaving he gives a helpful sounding comment that ruins that character's relationship with all the nursing staff. My Office: Dr. Cox, Turk and The Janitor team up to remove a light bulb out of a patient's anus; they succeed, but Dr. Kelso steals the credit for their work. The trio's response? They install that bulb in Kelso's office. Judging by his reaction, they didn't clean it before. In the fifth season, Dr. Cox has Keith take the countertop's heartbeat for hours. "Duct tape. Two hours in a morgue drawer. Don't piss off the janitor. End of story." There was also an episode where the janitor kidnapped J.D. and stuck him in a water tower for an entire episode. The 4-Story Atomic Wedgie One of J.D.'s interns being forced to follow Hooch around all day, no matter what. That was Rex, and he wasn't forced, just incentivized by Turk and J.D. to do so. What Hooch said he'd do to Rex (and the other interns that were also roped into this) counts as this trope. Hooch is crazy.
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Scrubs / int_c00af1cc	type	Blue Means Smart One
Scrubs / int_c00af1cc	comment	Blue Means Smart One: The show portrays medical residents as being more intelligent and thoughtful than the surgeons, who are portrayed as meatheads who are mostly good for cutting up patients. Medical residents wear blue scrubs, while the surgeons wear green.
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Scrubs / int_c0337b45	type	Never Tell Me the Odds!
Scrubs / int_c0337b45	comment	Never Tell Me the Odds!: Dr. Cox justifies this trope: Odds are percentages because there are different outcomes that happen. If a type of cancer has an 80% causality rate, then by necessity there are 20% of people who survive. On the individual level, the odds are 100% or 0%; it happens or it doesn't.
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Scrubs / int_c0e3994b	type	Double Standard: Abuse, Female on Male
Scrubs / int_c0e3994b	comment	Double Standard: Abuse, Female on Male: Given the show's slapstick nature, this is almost unavoidable. Elliot: is guilty of this on more than one occasion, especially towards J.D. In the season four opener, as he's still trying to figure out how to maneuver around having just publically dumped her at Turk and Carla's reception, he enters an elevator to find her waiting with a large syringe full of something. She's actually physically assaulted J.D. on several occasions and it's Played for Laughs or seen as something he deserved, like being thrown over the table because he said he didn't love her, poking him into the elevator wall (She's incredibly strong) and hurting him in the process, as well as picking him up by the neck whilst choking him because he picked on Keith and she's sleeping with him. In "Their Story," Jordan straight-up admits to Elliot that she cut Dr. Cox's arm with a steak-knife while he slept, which is shown to be true when Cox walks by moments later with a large bandage over his upper arm. Feigning concern, Jordan asks him if he ever figured out how he got the cut, and and Cox has no answer.
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Scrubs / int_c1283c	type	Soda-Candy 'Splosion
Scrubs / int_c1283c	comment	Soda-Candy 'Splosion: "My Mirror Image" has this occur with Pop Rocks and soda. Keith and Ted mix them together to see what will happen, creating a mess that the Janitor clearly isn't happy about having to clean up.
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Scrubs / int_c13c9e38	type	Tomato Surprise
Scrubs / int_c13c9e38	comment	Tomato Surprise: In "My Screw Up", the reveal that Ben was Dead All Along is this. The characters all know it, though Dr. Cox is in strong denial about it and hallucinates that Ben is with him throughout the episode, and it's revealed at the end, where instead of going to Jack's birthday party as planned, they are actually attending Ben's funeral.
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Scrubs / int_c2c80ef	type	Neck Lift
Scrubs / int_c2c80ef	comment	Neck Lift: Elliot is really strong.
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Scrubs / int_c2cedc1c	type	Big "NO!"
Scrubs / int_c2cedc1c	comment	Big "NO!": Done by J.D. in "My Last Chance" when, after spending an entire night trying to get to Molly's apartment before she leaves town for another job, he finds out the note from Elliot that presumably gave him permission to have sex with Molly instead read "Now we're even." In "My Hypocritcal Oath," Cox spoils the ending to The Sixth Sense to Janitor, making him let one of these out.
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Scrubs / int_c309f9d1	type	Science Marches On
Scrubs / int_c309f9d1	comment	Science Marches On: In-universe, Dr. Townshend's episode hinges on his use of an old treatment instead of the much safer modern alternative. As Dr. Kelso discovers that Townshend's treatments are increasingly archaic, he tells him even the newest doctor's education is obsolete within five years.
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Scrubs / int_c325f125	type	Ho Yay
Scrubs / int_c325f125	comment	In the Season 1 finale, J.D. says he wants more people to call him Tiger. In the season 2 premier, Turk wakes him up by saying "Good morning, Tiger." invoked
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Scrubs / int_c335b9ec	type	Irony
Scrubs / int_c335b9ec	comment	Irony: After years of referring to J.D. by various girl names, Dr. Cox's daughter is named "Jennifer Dylan" by Jordan, AKA J.D. He is not happy to say the least.
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Scrubs / int_c33ba0a8	type	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome
Scrubs / int_c33ba0a8	comment	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Dr. Miller, who appeared in the second half of season 3 before disappearing in the fourth. Word of God later said that she had been removed because she was a poor attempt at creating a female Dr. Cox who came off as insufferably Sue-ish. All of this came in contrast that her personality was made to bring Dr. Cox down a few notches, which the show already had in spades with Jordan. Kristen Murphy, who was a romantic interest of Dr Cox for about three episodes before breaking up with him after she learnt he had slept with Jordan once she came back into the picture. Jordan also commented on how Kristen was an attempt to replace her. Julie Keaton, yet another Jordan-lite character in a romance with Dr. Cox who was also insufferably Sue-ish and apparently was only added as a recurring character due to Executive Meddling. There is starting to be a clear trend here. invoked Doug also hasn't been seen towards partway through the eighth season, being last seen in "My Soul on Fire" being locked into a morgue drawer. He was notably absent from the "finale" despite his longstanding supporting role. Doug was replaced by Jimmy the hands-y intern in what is ultimately Doug's final mention in the episode "My Chief Concern", because the Janitor didn't like the way Doug said "here". (As in, he wasn't there to say it.) Jamie, one of J.D.'s girlfriends. At the end of "My Drama Queen," an episode focused on J.D. learning to evolve their relationship beyond the scandalous excitement phase, it is suggested that they have made up. The season finale "My Dream Job" does not mention her, and in the following season, other than a brief mention about her being out of town when J.D. feels like a fifth wheel she is never seen or heard from after that. She was referenced in a list of J.D.'s girlfriends he broke up with over stupid reasons in a later episode and appeared (in fantasy form) among many others in the finale. She said "You never called." Read what you will into that. In "My Fifteen Minutes" it's implied that Ted actually may have children, mentioning when he started working at the hospital, he had hair, a wife and a family. Later episodes indicate that he just has an ex-wife. In the season 1 episode "My Student", the interns all get medical students assigned to them. J.D. and Elliot's students never appear or are mentioned again after the episode despite the episode going out of its way to establish conflicts between the interns and their students. Turk's student fairs a little better since she begins dating Dr. Cox in the same episode... only to dump him in the next and THEN never be mentioned again. Bonnie Chang, Turk's rival surgeon and nemesis during Series 2. She is briefly mentioned in season 5 when Dr. Wen posts the surgical rankings, as one of the people who is better than Turk.
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Scrubs / int_c435ec5d	type	Aesop Amnesia
Scrubs / int_c435ec5d	comment	Aesop Amnesia: Oh so very much. Lampshaded by Carla and Elliot at one point, where Carla yells at Elliot for forgetting the aesop she dropped on her a mere two weeks before, causing Elliot to have a quick flashback to the original aesop-dropping, Carla even told them to "Pay attention, because I don't want to be saying the same thing again in two weeks." This makes up the drama at the end of My Lunch. Earlier in the episode, Dr. Cox tries to comfort J.D. by saying that the latter shouldn't fret over not being able to see that Jill was in trouble before she died, because "the moment you start blaming yourself for deaths that aren't your fault, there's no going back". But at the end when all three donor patients die, Cox completely breaks down, despite the fact that he couldn't possibly know the organs were infected with rabies. J.D. even ends up calling him out on it, but Dr Cox points out that unlike the other two patients, the last one wasn't in imminent danger of death, says his piece ("You're right."), and walks out anyway. Played realistically with Cox and always getting in his own way. Being The Last DJ doesnâ€™t help him at all, Jordan even telling him she canâ€™t watch him self sabotage all the time, and he makes baby steps every few seasons to move up the ladder. In season eight, when he has the chance to be a chief of medicine, he tells Kelso heâ€™s afraid, and even that job brings some Break the Haughty.
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Scrubs / int_c45c9fcd	type	Ass Shove
Scrubs / int_c45c9fcd	comment	Ass Shove: "Either this kid has a light bulb up his ass or his colon has a great idea." Also, a string of patients who tell Turk that they "fell" on the items he's removing from their rectums, save for one who admits that he was "bored". Sacred Heart doesn't have a lost and found box. They have an "Ass Box".
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Scrubs / int_c4c9bb40	type	Inner Monologue
Scrubs / int_c4c9bb40	comment	Inner Monologue and the inevitable Did I Just Say That Out Loud?: "Ted you idiot, you just said the loud thing in your head and the in-your-head thing out loud!"
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Scrubs / int_c4d30144	type	Not So Great Escape
Scrubs / int_c4d30144	comment	Not So Great Escape: Happens to Elliot when she tries to dodge Kelso after accidentally revealing his age.
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Scrubs / int_c5821f0e	type	Ghostly Glide
Scrubs / int_c5821f0e	comment	Ghostly Glide: The Janitor dresses up with a white sheet and roller skates around the pediatric ward to scare the kids. He does this to discourage the kids from making messes that he would have to clean up.
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Scrubs / int_c660bc15	type	Fan Disservice
Scrubs / int_c660bc15	comment	Fan Disservice: Any time Ted's skin is shown. The instance where Carla has a bizarre sex dream about Ted is hilariously lampshaded by Judy Reyes in one of the commentaries, saying she was jealous that Donald Faison got to have a hot girl (Sarah Chalke) crawl all over him during Turk's sex dream.
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Scrubs / int_c6b75b76	type	A cappella
Scrubs / int_c6b75b76	comment	A Cappella: The Blanks is an A cappella group fronted by Sam Lloyd who plays Ted Buckland. The band has made many appearances on Scrubs, introducing themselves as The Worthless Peons. The Janitor is forced to make up an a capella band on the spot when he's trying to come up with an excuse for why he wore a suit to get coffee with Elliot; he mistakenly thought it was a date but is far too embarrassed to admit it. Unfortunately Ted and the rest of the Worthless Peons overhear the Janitor bragging about how Hibbleton is the best band in town, and promptly challenge him to prove it in a competition, with Elliot as the judge. Janitor is able to coax Troy and Randall into joining him and they somehow win with an amazing improvisation of â€œBarbara Anneâ€�.
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Scrubs / int_c6f45871	type	Fake Orgasm
Scrubs / int_c6f45871	comment	Fake Orgasm: Inverted in the episode "Their Story". Jordan tells Elliot that in order to make Dr. Cox feel inadequate, she sometimes fakes NOT having orgasms. In another episode, Turk demonstrates to Elliot how men fake orgasms, something she realizes she has experienced. In "Her Story II", Elliot accuses J.D. of faking because he didn't exclaim, "Bombs away!"
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Scrubs / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Scrubs / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: An entire episode was dedicated to medical mysteries (and social mysteries) like House. The Grey's Anatomy one is also, of course, an incredibly subtle Take That!. Although Bill Lawrence did admit once that these jokes stemmed more from envy rather than disdain. One is made to Gremlins in the second episode of season nine. Turk has an Imagine Spot where he's a white insurance salesman named "Cal Turk", who bears a strong resemblance to Chuck Taylor. "Would you like some milk?"
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Scrubs / int_c7aa57f5	type	Laxative Prank
Scrubs / int_c7aa57f5	comment	Laxative Prank: The Janitor attempts to give J.D. some pie that he refuses to eat, though The Todd does. Todd experiences what J.D. says is "what can only be described as 'epic diarrhea'". Later, the Janitor convinces J.D. to eat the pie anyway by eating it himself. They both experience the effects of the laxative.
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Scrubs / int_c7e7529c	type	Five Stages of Grief
Scrubs / int_c7e7529c	comment	Similarly, when Dr. Cox starts furiously going through the chart J.D. gave him, saying that "This shouldn't have happened.", J.D. starts narrating about guilt. In particular, that it can lead to denial.
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Scrubs / int_c83a589c	type	Luke, I Am Your Father
Scrubs / int_c83a589c	comment	Luke, I Am Your Father: Parodied in season 1 when the Janitor tries to spook J.D. by bringing up stuff from his personality file, but J.D. sees right through it. When he then brings up one of J.D.'s childhood memories and J.D. asks how he could possibly know that, the Janitor mockingly claims to be his father.
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Scrubs / int_c856e477	type	Seamless Spontaneous Lie
Scrubs / int_c856e477	comment	Seamless Spontaneous Lie: A frequent tool; for example, one episode had a "seamless collaborative guy lie" to cover up Carla Pulling the Thread on the original one-word lie. And it would've worked, too, if it weren't for Turk's meddling ass.
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Scrubs / int_c868a42a	type	Freudian Excuse
Scrubs / int_c868a42a	comment	Freudian Excuse: Openly mocked. J.D.'s dad would drop in and out of his life, which gives him some father figure issues. Dr. Cox's parents were violent to each other and to him. Elliot's parents are unhappily married and have given her plenty of neuroses. When an intern in the 8th Season, Katie, tried to use her alcoholic mother and Disappeared Dad as a Freudian Excuse to justify her "privileged" behavior Carla tells her that damn near everyone has some sort of parental issues and no one is going to feel sympathy for her. It's mocked earlier than that. In one of the episodes with J.D.'s dad, Cox tells him to stop moping because "everyone's parents do considerable emotional damage". In "My Lunch", we learn that Cox and his patient, Mr. Bradford, repeatedly have a "Who had the worst father" contest. Dr. Kelso has one of these for bikes: His father left the family, but: Jordan exploits the trope in "Their Story", claiming that her parents were mean to her as a kid in order to justify her acidic comments whenever they're called out by others. However, at the end of the episode, as she's attempting to make up for how she wronged Elliot, she reveals that her parents were actually quite supportive.
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Scrubs / int_c91dcba1	type	Perma-Stubble
Scrubs / int_c91dcba1	comment	Perma-Stubble: Dr. Cox in Season 5 had alot of stubble which became worse once he accidentally killed three patients. He got rid of it once J.D helped him out of his Heroic BSoD
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Scrubs / int_c972d624	type	Slut-Shaming
Scrubs / int_c972d624	comment	Slut-Shaming: The show tended to treat characters badly if they had sex outside of a committed relationship. Men were ostensibly excused if it had been long enough, but they were portrayed (and treated) as somewhat pathetic. The worst was probably when Elliot had a one-night stand with a surgeon and immediately got a reputation through the entire hospital, with Turk being punished by his fellow surgeons for trying to stand up for her.
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Scrubs / int_c9be3d9	type	30 Minutes, or It's Free!
Scrubs / int_c9be3d9	comment	30 Minutes, or It's Free!: Referenced in the episode "My Big Brother", when Dr. Kelso isn't happy about how long the hospital orderlies took to bring in a cadaver.
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Scrubs / int_c9ebcaae	type	Never Lend to a Friend
Scrubs / int_c9ebcaae	comment	Never Lend to a Friend: J.D. once lent the Janitor a buck for the vending machine, only for him to start acting as if every random encounter is J.D. hounding him for a repayment. Of course, that's how he acts most of the time with no provocation whatsoever, so...
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Scrubs / int_ca3a6dbd	type	Informed Ability
Scrubs / int_ca3a6dbd	comment	Informed Ability: Played for laughs with Todd, who usually acts like a perverted moron. He's also evidently a skilled surgeon, a fact we rarely see (and that the writer's lampshade, as other characters frequently forget as well). In "My Hero", we're shown one of the only scenes displaying the Todd's skill that is not played for laughs. As the Todd walks down the hallway with a couple of nurses he says, "The periampullary carcinoma patient had a failed palliatitive stenting of the common bile duct so this is what I want to do. I want to go ahead and prep him for a pyloris sparing pancreaticoduodenectomy. Thanks." Every word, even that pan-whatever, is pronounced correctly and without hesitation or any suggestion of humor.
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Scrubs / int_ca87e3ec	type	No Name Given
Scrubs / int_ca87e3ec	comment	No Name Given: The Janitor. Revealed in the Grand Finale as being Glen Matthews... or is it? Word of God says yes. It is also Neil Flynn's happy-go-lucky janitor's name in Clone High... (a show made by Bill Lawrence concurrently with Scrubs, in which the janitor is mortified when a clone of Ponce de Leon is graphically killed in an elaborate litter-related accident). At one point many years ago, Bill Lawrence even said that the Janitor shares the name of Neil Flynn's character in Clone High.
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Scrubs / int_caa28b82	type	Cloudcuckoolander
Scrubs / int_caa28b82	comment	Cloudcuckoolander: J.D. may as well be the Cloudcuckooland emissary. Molly Clock was also an example of this. This is one of the Janitor's defining traits (especially in later seasons), besides being J.D.'s tormentor.
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Scrubs / int_cad80e66	type	Blame the Paramour
Scrubs / int_cad80e66	comment	Blame the Paramour: Elliot once kisses a man who turned out to have a wife. He ends up confessing the affair to his wife, who gets mad at Elliot and spends the episode hunting her. Eventually, Elliot confronts her and tries to make amends, pointing out that it was her husband who wronged her. The woman doesn't listen and beats up Elliot off camera.
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Scrubs / int_cbbf302c	type	Cleaning Up Romantic Loose Ends
Scrubs / int_cbbf302c	comment	Elliot (once again) not understanding why J.D. is initially upset that she set up Sean and Kim together, believing that since they (J.D. and Elliot) weren't dating at the time, it shouldn't have been a problem? By thinking of how this relates to her, she's completely failed to recognise that because J.D. and Sean mutually loathe each other, setting Sean up with the mother of J.D.'s child is something J.D. might have a problem with. Furthermore, depending on how that relationship works out, Sean would now be in the position where he might become the new step-father to J.D.'s son, which he's already acting in a father-figure capacity for now! When J.D. even brings this up, she tells him to just get over it and be happy for them.
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Scrubs / int_cc4b45f6	type	Word of God
Scrubs / int_cc4b45f6	comment	Word of God is that the correct name is Glen Matthews, and that the other name was most likely part of another prank. invoked
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Scrubs / int_cd149b1e	type	Silent Treatment
Scrubs / int_cd149b1e	comment	Silent Treatment: Inverted. Jordan gets angry at Dr. Cox in one episode, but she's aware that if she were to give him the silent treatment, he would actually enjoy not having to listen to her, so she instead, opts to talk to him non-stop.
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Scrubs / int_cdb1c635	type	Side Bet
Scrubs / int_cdb1c635	comment	Side Bet: Dr. Kelso's bet with the boys in Radiology.
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Scrubs / int_cdd835ce	type	Dude, Not Funny!
Scrubs / int_cdd835ce	comment	Dude, Not Funny!: When J.D. makes a joke about sending some annoying interns to an interment camp Turk tells him that internment camps are never funny.
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Scrubs / int_ce8a5ed8	type	Starving Student
Scrubs / int_ce8a5ed8	comment	Starving Student: While they aren't students anymore, J.D., Turk and the other interns (apart from Elliot, whose parents pay for everything) have to steal hospital supplies to make ends meet.
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Scrubs / int_cf231d54	type	Cool Teacher
Scrubs / int_cf231d54	comment	Cool Teacher: J.D. Sometimes also Dr. Cox.
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Scrubs / int_cfcb439b	type	Eyes Always Averted
Scrubs / int_cfcb439b	comment	Eyes Always Averted: Doctor Cox tries to get his friend's son to make eye contact with him, knowing that if he doesn't, it could mean he has autism.
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Scrubs / int_d129e13e	type	"Eureka!" Moment
Scrubs / int_d129e13e	comment	"Eureka!" Moment: Played for laughs (and for Shout-Out to a certain doctor who has a lot of these moments) in My House - Dr. Cox solves a mystery of the orange man after seeing paints mixing on the floor. Played straight in My Own Worst Enemy: Turk's random comment about Dr. Beardface ("I wonder what he's hiding under all that hair") makes Dr. Cox realize that his initial diagnosis of a patient's disease was correct. Interestingly enough though, House had an almost identical case to the latter at one point as well. Also played straight when the comment "I hope you listen to your patients better than you listen to us" makes J.D. and Cox realize that their patient Jill Tracy had been letting on that she was depressed, leading them to figure out that she had poisoned herself. Lampshaded in this scene:
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Scrubs / int_d13097e5	type	Red-Headed Stepchild
Scrubs / int_d13097e5	comment	Red-Headed Stepchild: Elliot, starting in the 8th season.
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Scrubs / int_d243518d	type	In Spite of a Nail
Scrubs / int_d243518d	comment	In Spite of a Nail: In "My Butterfly" it ultimately doesn't matter whether the titular butterfly lands on the attractive woman or the unattractive man: J.D. and Cox's patient Mr. Strauss dies in surgery no matter how soon they diagnose him.
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Scrubs / int_d275c4f4	type	All Women Love Shoes
Scrubs / int_d275c4f4	comment	All Women Love Shoes: Shoe shopping...
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Scrubs / int_d2b59903	type	Cool Old Lady
Scrubs / int_d2b59903	comment	Cool Old Lady: Mrs. Tanner (after all, she's portrayed by Kathryn Joosten) and Mrs. Wilk.
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Scrubs / int_d2b8cd85	type	Idea Bulb
Scrubs / int_d2b8cd85	comment	Another episode has the X-ray of a man who had a light bulb up his ass, with Dr. Cox quipping that "Either this guy's got a lightbulb shoved up his ass or his colon has a really good idea."
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Scrubs / int_d2d7288e	type	Bad Omen Anecdote
Scrubs / int_d2d7288e	comment	Bad Omen Anecdote: Elliot often tries to cheer people up by remembering one of her relatives being in a similar situation. These stories all end with the relative committing suicide.
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Scrubs / int_d332bf54	type	Lampshaded
Scrubs / int_d332bf54	comment	First lampshadednote By Dr. Cox, talking to a psychologist about how relationships aren't like they are on TV and deconstructed in the fifteenth episode of the first season, which shows the aftermath of the first time J.D. and Elliot sleep together and the three week meltdown of the relationship that followed.
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Scrubs / int_d36a763f	type	Kissing Warm-Up
Scrubs / int_d36a763f	comment	Kissing Warm-Up: J.D. practiced kissing with the stuffed dog.
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Scrubs / int_d3f9fdb3	type	Gamebooks
Scrubs / int_d3f9fdb3	comment	Gamebooks: The code blue game on their website.
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Scrubs / int_d45812ba	type	Fake Faint
Scrubs / int_d45812ba	comment	Fake Faint: Doctor Cox does this once to "demonstrate" how boring J.D.'s story is.
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Scrubs / int_d5dfb30a	type	Professional Butt-Kisser
Scrubs / int_d5dfb30a	comment	Professional Butt-Kisser: Recurring character Dr. Steadman, who doesn't have much characterizaiton outside of being Kelso's designated suck-up.
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Scrubs / int_d6707631	type	Waxing Lyrical
Scrubs / int_d6707631	comment	Waxing Lyrical:
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Scrubs / int_d6b5863	type	Driven to Madness
Scrubs / int_d6b5863	comment	Driven to Madness: Hooch first appeared as a completely sane, normal person, but repeated practical jokes by J.D. and Turk literally drove him insane by the end of the episode. While Hooch clearly was Axe-Crazy, he was still capable of functioning as a Doctor. That was until J.D. made his interns follow him around all day and not tell him why. Later in the episode Kelso mentions Hooch was fired because of the "Hostage situation". Hooch is crazy.
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Scrubs / int_d72edeb0	type	Fake Guest Star
Scrubs / int_d72edeb0	comment	Fake Guest Star: Pretty much bound to happen, given the wide selection of recurring characters that would be required for a hospital setting. Of particular note, however, are Robert Maschio as Todd, Sam Lloyd as Ted, and Christa Miller as Jordan, who each appeared in over 80 episodes (or, in Maschio's case, over 120), and were present throughout every season of the show. They also seemed to gain more prominence as the show went on, even sharing a collective day in the limelight episode in "Their Story". Additionally, Jordan, Ted, and Todd are pretty much the only recurring characters to show up for the Janitor's wedding in Season 8, and one of the recurring subplots of that season was Ted finally getting a girlfriend. Indeed, Jordan essentially became part of one of the show's three main romantic couples when she got back together with Perry permanently, with her pregnancies being given quite a bit of focus and the series finale showing the two of them celebrating Christmas with J.D. and Elliot and Turk and Carla. To a lesser extent with Aloma Wright as Laverne, who was featured heavily in the show, but almost always as a background character, before finally getting the spotlight in her final two episodes.
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Scrubs / int_d7b34c31	type	Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"
Scrubs / int_d7b34c31	comment	Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": The Janitor. We never learn his name. He gives J.D. a name in the finale, but is immediately called a different name by a passing orderly. We will never know. When he takes over the narration, he even refers to himself as Janitor.
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Scrubs / int_d7fc9fd0	type	Vitriolic Best Buds
Scrubs / int_d7fc9fd0	comment	Vitriolic Best Buds: The "Best Buds" thing is a bit of a stretch, but this ends up being the type of working relationship Cox and Turk have.
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Scrubs / int_d839c530	type	The Unfettered
Scrubs / int_d839c530	comment	This somewhat falls under The Unfettered, as it's stated that the reason The Todd is such a good surgeon is because he is completely and utterly consumed in the exact moment he's in at all times.
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Scrubs / int_d848560f	type	Unusual Euphemism
Scrubs / int_d848560f	comment	Unusual Euphemism: Elliot has a whole bunch of them.
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Scrubs / int_d8efd609	type	Happy-Ending Massage
Scrubs / int_d8efd609	comment	Happy-Ending Massage: Dr. Kelso takes Turk for one. It doesn't end very happily for Turk.
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Scrubs / int_d8f18dad	type	Withholding Their Name
Scrubs / int_d8f18dad	comment	Withholding Their Name: The Janitor makes a point of never revealing his name to anyone. When J.D. is leaving for another hospital, he finally reveals that his name is Glen Matthews. But when J.D. leaves, another character addresses him by a completely different name. Word of God later had to state that this time, the Janitor actually told J.D. the truth.
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Scrubs / int_db2f3581	type	All Girls Want Bad Boys
Scrubs / int_db2f3581	comment	All Girls Want Bad Boys: Gender inverted with Dr. Cox, who finds himself almost exclusively attracted to women who can match him in a strong, feisty personality. Lampshaded by Jordan: Dr. Molly Clock is discovered to have this and admits she has a problem, but it tends towards her fascination with disturbed minds. She only finds J.D. attractive when he unloads all his neuroses on her.
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Scrubs / int_db30c9d0	type	Deconstructed
Scrubs / int_db30c9d0	comment	Deconstructed. Dr. Cox makes fun of basically everyone, to the point where he literally has no friends except J.D. by the episode 'His Story', and even J.D. sometimes can't stand him.
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Scrubs / int_db94d3d5	type	His Quirk Lives On
Scrubs / int_db94d3d5	comment	Doug is sometimes seen with a lollipop in his mouth. This is a form of His Quirk Lives On because the previous pathologist that recognizes Doug's skill with identifying causes of death is also never seen without a lollipop in his mouth, and after this character progress, Doug adopts this habit.
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Scrubs / int_dbc337cd	type	Disney Dog Fight
Scrubs / int_dbc337cd	comment	Disney Dog Fight: Done hilariously with Rowdy, a dead stuffed dog.
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Scrubs / int_dbca2c99	type	Red Herring
Scrubs / int_dbca2c99	comment	Red Herring: In "My Screw Up", while visiting with Ben and Dr. Cox, J.D. mentions being concerned about a patient's irregular heartbeat. Dr. Cox assures him that the man won't die in the 30 minutes that he will be gone, but after Dr. Cox returns to the hospital, J.D. tells him that he went into cardiac arrest and that they failed to resuscitate him. It's revealed that "he" wasn't the patient - it was Ben, who had previously stated that he'd gone two years without seeing a single doctor despite having leukemia.
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Scrubs / int_dbd2c15e	type	Everyone Can See It
Scrubs / int_dbd2c15e	comment	Everyone Can See It: Pretty much the entire hospital knows that despite breaking up twice, J.D. and Elliot are meant to be together, and for the most part, are on board for it. Even Cox and Kelso.
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Scrubs / int_dd08dba9	type	Token Black Friend
Scrubs / int_dd08dba9	comment	Token Black Friend: Turk and J.D. regularly comment and joke about how Turk is one - J.D. even calls him Brown Bear or Chocolate Bear. Invoked by J.D. in one episode when they have a falling out and J.D. starts hanging out with Hooch, presumably for the sole purpose of still being able to call someone Chocolate Bear.
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Scrubs / int_ddd693	type	Sickbed Smuggling
Scrubs / int_ddd693	comment	Sickbed Smuggling: When J.D. and Turk spend the night keeping a dying man company, he complains that the nurse won't let him have a cigar, wondering what harm it could do since he's already terminal. J.D. explains to the patient that he's on an oxygen tank and smoking a cigar could cause a giant explosion. But J.D. and Turk do grant his request for a beer.
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Scrubs / int_de9660e8	type	Rage Judo
Scrubs / int_de9660e8	comment	Rage Judo: J.D. says something to anger Carla, but before she gets to yell at him, he turns it around on Dr. Kelso, who's very confused by it.
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Scrubs / int_deecc9eb	type	Awful Wedded Life
Scrubs / int_deecc9eb	comment	Awful Wedded Life: Played for laughs in some of the Imagine Spots when all the other characters imagine being married to Elliot. Kelso and Elliot are sitting across from each other at a huge dining table; Kelso knows that his wife hates him but he doesn't care. Dr. Cox is so annoyed at Elliot being his wife that he murders her within two days and considers going to the chair as a result Worth It.
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Scrubs / int_df4e55b9	type	Pulled from Your Day Off
Scrubs / int_df4e55b9	comment	Pulled from Your Day Off: In the episode "My Way Home" J.D. is paged by an intern on his day off of work. What follows is a Whole-Plot Reference to The Wizard of Oz where J.D. gets constantly assigned tasks that prevent him from returning home.
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Scrubs / int_dfb71617	type	Male Gaze
Scrubs / int_dfb71617	comment	Male Gaze: In the pilot episode, one of Elliot's very first scenes has J.D. walking behind her up a stairwell, followed by a lingering POV shot of her butt. Lampshaded in an episode focusing on the hospital's co-ed locker room. J.D. needs to talk to Elliot, but she's just taken off her shirt and turns to face him in only her bra. J.D. is visibly straining so hard to avert this trope that Elliot sighs resignedly and says "Just look before your neck snaps."
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Scrubs / int_e052ae34	type	Gagging on Your Words
Scrubs / int_e052ae34	comment	Gagging on Your Words: When Cox finally tells J.D. that he's a good doctor.
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Scrubs / int_e0789c2a	type	Your Head A-Splode
Scrubs / int_e0789c2a	comment	Your Head A-Splode
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Scrubs / int_e08f3fed	type	Chair Reveal
Scrubs / int_e08f3fed	comment	Chair Reveal: The Janitor to Dr. Cox in "My Friend With Money".
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Scrubs / int_e1ba59f3	type	Voice Changeling
Scrubs / int_e1ba59f3	comment	Voice Changeling: J.D. can perfectly mimic Turk's voice.
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Scrubs / int_e1c796e9	type	Diegetic Switch
Scrubs / int_e1c796e9	comment	Diegetic Switch: In "My Tormented Mentor" Dr. Miller starts playing "I'm With You" by Avril Lavigne in the OR before it becomes the background music for a J.D. voiceover.
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Scrubs / int_e1f59bf0	type	Musical Episode
Scrubs / int_e1f59bf0	comment	Judy Reyes (Carla) broke her pelvis during the filming for season six. This reflects in the choreography of the Musical Episode during the song "We're Gonna Miss You Carla," which has her sitting in a chair while other characters sing to her and she doesn't move around much for the rest of the episode. Carla's tango scene with Turk was filmed later once Judy Reyes had healed enough for the dance. If you're observant, you might notice that her hair is a little longer there.
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Scrubs / int_e1fa333c	type	Hannibal Lecture
Scrubs / int_e1fa333c	comment	Hannibal Lecture: Jordan uses this on the collective cast in the first season finale using inside information she had on each of them, almost destroying their relationships with each other.
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Scrubs / int_e2d7b14c	type	Made of Explodium
Scrubs / int_e2d7b14c	comment	Made of Explodium: In the episode "My Unicorn", a patient's son attacks J.D. with a remote control airplane. After dodging it, the tiny plane crashes in an enormous fireball. In "My Best Laid Plans", Cox wins the Janitor's van in a bet. He vows to destroy it while the Janitor is forced to watch. He puts a brick on the gas pedal so that it crashes into the wall of the hospital, only doing minimal damage. Then, for no apparent reason, the van explodes.
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Scrubs / int_e303d198	type	Whole-Plot Reference
Scrubs / int_e303d198	comment	Whole-Plot Reference: The series, especially the early seasons, are one to the Samuel Shem book The House of God, and not just because it's about a nerdy white doctor with a black best friend and a cynical mentor. Many of the early scenarios and dialogue are lifted wholesale from the book, such as Dr. Cox's rant about how most patients are older and checked out mentally, but a doctor's job is to stay sane enough to treat the few people they can actually help. The writers admitted they leaned heavily on the book in the early seasons for situations, dialogue, language and atmosphere. They even directly quote the book at one point:
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Scrubs / int_e38abd0f	type	Embarrassing Ringtone
Scrubs / int_e38abd0f	comment	Embarrassing Ringtone: While being told that one of his patients has died and that a Morbidity and Mortality conference will be held to figure out who's responsible, Turk's phone starts playing the first few bars of Beethoven's 5th symphony. J.D remarks that he needs to change it everytime it goes off. Happens again during the conference when Cox says he's pretty sure one of the four killed him
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Scrubs / int_e3ada02f	type	Gender Equals Breed
Scrubs / int_e3ada02f	comment	Gender Equals Breed: The Janitor imagines being married to Dr. Reid. They have quite a few preteen children, of whom all the girls are playing with stethoscopes and all the boys are playing with mops. Then again they later say that the kids aren't theirs.
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Scrubs / int_e3b0cd87	type	Morality Pet
Scrubs / int_e3b0cd87	comment	Morality Pet: Dr. Cox's and Jordan's children.
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Scrubs / int_e4965307	type	Composite Character
Scrubs / int_e4965307	comment	Composite Character: Lucy is basically a composite of early-J.D. and early-Elliott.
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Scrubs / int_e52a0409	type	Calling the Old Man Out
Scrubs / int_e52a0409	comment	Calling the Old Man Out: Ultimately subverted by Elliot and her father; he told her to go into OB/GYN, citing he paid for everything (college, med school, apartment, etc.). Elliot retorted by telling him that she's going to run her life the way she wants to. He responds by cutting her off. This requires a bit more context. It wasn't so much her father controlling her life that lead to her telling him off (although, admittedly, that didn't help), it was more him being so snobbish about everything and everyone, complaining about the smallest things, and she couldn't take it anymore. His reaction of cutting her off was more his way of saying, "How dare you tell me to stop being a Jerkass?!"
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Scrubs / int_e54482ee	type	Keet
Scrubs / int_e54482ee	comment	Keet: J.D. after Flanderization.
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Scrubs / int_e563bf09	type	Insistent Terminology
Scrubs / int_e563bf09	comment	Insistent Terminology: Snoop Dogg Intern.. Resident.. Attending (That's right baby) rarely complains that nobody uses his name, but you'd better get his title right. That drawing on J.D.'s journal is a horse with a sword in its head, not a unicorn. Even the internal fantasy of the "horse" disagrees.
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Scrubs / int_e5e6640b	type	Flanderization
Scrubs / int_e5e6640b	comment	Flanderization: J.D. was originally more of a timid but very empathetic character who looked to Dr. Cox as a mentor and role model. Soon his obsession with Dr. Cox became a Parental Substitute ordeal and (with few exceptions) he was just desperate for any sort of appreciation. He was always a bit geeky, but by the end of Season 2, he was an insanely feminine and girly masochist who enjoyed it when Doctor Cox did something semi-abusive to him. Zach Braff even joked in a Season 8 outtake that his character was mostly gay by now. Carla's condescension and control freak habits were quite common, but in the later seasons, she became a full-on control freak who demanded that everyone listen to her and constantly told people why they sucked. Elliot was mostly stable with her quirks mirroring J.D.'s except she was not as good as dealing with people, but those quirks became full on neurotic mid-way through season two, which then developed into a full on case of all around neurotic bitchiness that she expects everyone to work around. Dr. Cox made a few token gestures of appreciation to J.D. for his work, making it clear the Jerkass behavior was to push him to do his best. Towards the end it became hard to see if he even liked or respected J.D. at all. Dr. Kelso started off the series as being a Bitch in Sheep's Clothing, caring more about what was cost effective for the hospital and kowtowing to rich patients than actually helping people. By the end of the series, he's a borderline senile-old man.
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Scrubs / int_e624f0e8	type	Suspiciously Specific Denial
Scrubs / int_e624f0e8	comment	Suspiciously Specific Denial: J.D. denies having taken pole dancing classes in "My Road To Nowhere".
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Scrubs / int_e69a86e2	type	Memetic Molester
Scrubs / int_e69a86e2	comment	Best exemplified in J.D.'s Anvilicious closing narration in My Tormented Mentor: "There will always be a battle for power between the sexes, sometimes a man just has to give in, other times he just has to take a positive step, and once in a while a man just has to be there for her." The subtext being that women can't be wrong because they have it hard on account of being women(!?), while in the same episode the chief complaint a female surgeon has against Turk is that he assumes women in their profession have it hard (which is true, at least in universe) and then punishes him for being perfectly nice to her. The female surgeon who is in charge of Turk constantly insults everyone around her and then prevents him from operating indefinitely because she overheard him defending her in front of the resident Memetic Molester and he told her he doesn't share the prejudices of the other male surgeons. Hint: You're not supposed to be supportive of women, it's demeaning. All instances of female surgeons in the show basically illustrate one point: cocky men are assholes, cocky women are professionals who fight the good fight for women all over the world and it's completely justified if they lash out and misuse their authority from time to time (or all the time.)
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Scrubs / int_e6defce9	type	Bad News in a Good Way
Scrubs / int_e6defce9	comment	Bad News in a Good Way: Sometimes invoked for breaking bad news to a patient, both in and out of fantasy sequences.
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Scrubs / int_e7e558	type	The Oner
Scrubs / int_e7e558	comment	The Oner: The Cold Open of "My Student" is a single unbroken take, following J.D., Turk and Elliot as they leave their car in the parking lot, walk into the hospital, get into an elevator where they are joined by Kelso, exit the elevator on an upper floor and meet their new medical students. It goes on for two-and-a-half minutes.
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Scrubs / int_e869512e	type	Funny Flashback Haircut
Scrubs / int_e869512e	comment	Funny Flashback Haircut J.D. had a mullet in the flashbacks of his college years while Turk had a complementary hi-top fade that made his head seem 50% taller. After Turk learned that J.D.'s scatter-brain cost him the chance to see Michael Jordan live, Turk ripped all his hair off out of frustration. This is the story of how he got his signature bald head. Back in his days as a world-class hurdler, the Janitor sported the unbeatable mullet-mustache combo. The short-haired Dr. Cox is shown in a flashback (or rather, one of J.D.'s Imagine Spots) as having a blond Mohawk in The '80s, and an attitude to match:
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Scrubs / int_e8c0fe9f	type	Walk of Shame
Scrubs / int_e8c0fe9f	comment	Walk of Shame: This was used quite often, due to the focus on the characters' professional and personal lives. Once Elliot had to get back to work after a crazy date but having misplaced her old scrubs, she ended up throwing in the disheveled clothes she wore on her date into a machine that would dispense fresh scrubs. Needless to say, Chief of Medicine Dr. Kelso walked in on her while she was changing and she had to explain herself.
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Scrubs / int_ea2c8da6	type	Watch the Paint Job
Scrubs / int_ea2c8da6	comment	Watch the Paint Job: In an effort to cheer herself up in the first episode of the third season, Elliot maxes out her credit for a new car. It doesn't make it through the episode — it gets its passenger door taken out by a passing truck the very second that she gets the keys (FRICK!) and its driver's side door taken out a scene or so later by a van (DOUBLE FRICK!).
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Scrubs / int_ea2e9f2d	type	No Ending
Scrubs / int_ea2e9f2d	comment	No Ending: Two season finales were written with the expectation that the show would be canceled, and both conspicuously avoided resolving the J.D./Elliot Will They or Won't They?.
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Scrubs / int_ea85d6ea	type	All Just a Dream
Scrubs / int_ea85d6ea	comment	All Just a Dream: Much of "My Occurrence" is revealed to be one of J.D.'s extended daydreams towards the end, with the shift occurring the moment he walks in to tell Dr. Cox and Ben the test results. J.D.'s mind was playing tricks on him because he didn't want to face having to tell Dr. Cox's friend that he had leukemia.
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Scrubs / int_eaf5a1ac	type	Groin Attack
Scrubs / int_eaf5a1ac	comment	Groin Attack: "Powerful...tiny...fists..." Not to mention Neena from "My Malpractical Decision". "I'm wearing a cup!" Man-Check! Also seen in a flashback, when young J.D. learns what happens if you don't give a girl her space. In a Hilarious Outtake, Todd was supposed to walk by and ask J.D. "How's your penis?" (which is normal for him) and on one take the actor decided to goof around and lightly whiff Zach Braff in the groin as he passed by. After getting past the surprise, Braff turned and playfully chased him down the hallway.
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Scrubs / int_eb4f769f	type	Race Fetish
Scrubs / int_eb4f769f	comment	Race Fetish: Kelso cheerfully admits he has a thing for Oriental women. All of his affairs are with one.
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Scrubs / int_eb8e4fa8	type	Jerkass
Scrubs / int_eb8e4fa8	comment	Dr. Cox made a few token gestures of appreciation to J.D. for his work, making it clear the Jerkass behavior was to push him to do his best. Towards the end it became hard to see if he even liked or respected J.D. at all.
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Scrubs / int_eb8ec7c8	type	Jerkass
Scrubs / int_eb8ec7c8	comment	Also, Jordan having Post Partum Depression after giving birth to Jack. If she had, Dr Cox would have come off as far more of a Jerkass for whining abut how much attention she was giving the baby.
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Scrubs / int_eb9e6184	type	Stupid Sexy Flanders
Scrubs / int_eb9e6184	comment	Stupid Sexy Flanders: Almost everyone at least once, but especially J.D.
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Scrubs / int_ebb57e1a	type	Duet Bonding
Scrubs / int_ebb57e1a	comment	Duet Bonding: One episode sees Carla struggling to fulfil the final wishes of a comatose patient; he wanted to hear Poison's â€œTalk Dirty to Meâ€� one last time. But Dr Kelso forbids it, as he doesn't want that kind of music being played in the hospital. Carla decides to sing it to the patient instead, and she's joined by Ted, who has been trying to find a way to help Carla. While Ted's lovestruck reaction at the end is Played for Laughs, Carla appears to genuinely warm to Ted a little. Turk and J.D. disagree about how to treat a patient, Turk thinks that surgery is the way to go, while J.D. thinks he should be treated with medicine, but they manage to reconcile with one another, complete with an Imagine Spot of them singing a duet â€œA Surgeon and a Doc Above It Allâ€�. There's also another scene later in the episode with Dr Cox and Dr Wen.
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Scrubs / int_ec0ce986	type	Spotting the Thread
Scrubs / int_ec0ce986	comment	Zig-zagged over a multi-episode plotline. After being incredibly relieved his ex-wife Jordan is not pregnant again, Dr. Cox gets a vasectomy without telling her. After a heartwarming speech about how she might want more kids someday, he has it reversed, again without mentioning it to her. After some Spotting the Thread on his attempts to explain away two surgeries, she and Cox have a heart-to-heart, and decide they don't want more kids and Dr. Cox should get the vasectomy. Again. This one is botched, and Jordan gets pregnant again next season.
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Scrubs / int_ec36b7f3	type	Overly Pre-Prepared Gag
Scrubs / int_ec36b7f3	comment	Overly Preprepared Gag: J.D.'s box of Oprah-O's took him a week to prepare.
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Scrubs / int_ece6f910	type	Moment Killer
Scrubs / int_ece6f910	comment	Moment Killer: Elliot Reid, the Trope Namer.
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Scrubs / int_ecfe441	type	My Sensors Indicate You Want to Tap That
Scrubs / int_ecfe441	comment	My Sensors Indicate You Want to Tap That: Turk figures out that J.D. and Elliot were getting back together for the second time by the potential couple nodding at each other in the hallway.
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Scrubs / int_edfacbac	type	Covert Pervert
Scrubs / int_edfacbac	comment	Covert Pervert: At one point Elliot mentioned that she got into anime porn. and old dudes, and in separate boxes from her partner, and any number of role playing games. And one time when she was going out with J.D., she asked him to pee on her. Allegedly because a jellyfish had stung her. She does have her limits though, Jake's sexual kink creeps her out.
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Scrubs / int_ee4535b9	type	"Kick Me" Prank
Scrubs / int_ee4535b9	comment	"Kick Me" Prank: Kelso was ready to throw a patient (who happens to be Dr Cox's mentor) out of the hospital just before he nearly died, and then takes credit for saving his life. Cox puts a sign on Kelso's back saying "Never stop kicking me". The patient removes it ... and discovers it's on the back of the discharge form.
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Scrubs / int_ee7a60e9	type	One-Steve Limit
Scrubs / int_ee7a60e9	comment	One-Steve Limit: Averted with all the Murrays in "My Unicorn".
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Scrubs / int_ee919707	type	Improbably Predictable
Scrubs / int_ee919707	comment	Improbably Predictable: The Janitor tells J.D. that he is incredibly predictable, to which J.D. objects: Reversed earlier when J.D. predicts the Janitor's plans to a T.
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Scrubs / int_ee9877ea	type	Too Good for This Sinful Earth
Scrubs / int_ee9877ea	comment	Too Good for This Sinful Earth: A (fictional) prison inmate that one of the Janitor's alter egos knew.
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Scrubs / int_ef34edf4	type	Dressed to Heal
Scrubs / int_ef34edf4	comment	Dressed to Heal: Averted; as one might guess from the title, most of the main cast tends to wear hospital scrubs. J.D. only ever wears the usual white coat in one episode and it's a plot point then. Many other doctors do wear it, though. They wear (and use) stethoscopes, however. These tend to be the older and less hands-on doctors like Kelso, Mickhead, and Beardface. The younger, main character doctors wear scrubs. Cox, who straddles the line, wears the lab coat, but with t-shirt and sweats underneath. Elliot switches from scrubs to a lab coat around season five after she begins working for a private practice. Dr. Jan Itor.
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Scrubs / int_efadc8dd	type	Bridezilla
Scrubs / int_efadc8dd	comment	Bridezilla: Carla before her and Turk's wedding, Elliot during her engagement to Keith. Both women become overly controlling and even hostile towards anyone who disagrees with them.
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Scrubs / int_f1176f36	type	Second-Person Attack
Scrubs / int_f1176f36	comment	Second-Person Attack: Used when Cox punches Kelso in the season 2 finale.
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Scrubs / int_f6bf66a2	type	Storybook Episode
Scrubs / int_f6bf66a2	comment	Storybook Episode "My Princess"
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Scrubs / int_f6d73bdf	type	Obsolete Mentor
Scrubs / int_f6d73bdf	comment	Obsolete Mentor: Kelso firing his best friend.
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Scrubs / int_f7512035	type	Cope by Pretending
Scrubs / int_f7512035	comment	Cope by Pretending: The now-infamous episode "My Screw Up" has Cox spend the episode with his best friend Ben, laughing and hanging out and generally having fun, even when the two of them are appearing at the funeral for a patient who died in J.D.'s care. The patient ends up being Ben himself, and the episode reveals he was Dead All Along, with his and Cox's interactions being a way for Cox to cope with the loss of his best friend.
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Scrubs / int_f7fd81dd	type	Clean, Pretty Childbirth
Scrubs / int_f7fd81dd	comment	Clean, Pretty Childbirth: Lampshaded here, in which a doctor gives a fairly realistic description of what to expect during a birth.
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Scrubs / int_f9c3ecc6	type	Series Fauxnale
Scrubs / int_f9c3ecc6	comment	Series Fauxnale: The season 9 that came after the Grand Finale of season 8, which while a ratings failure instead of a Post-Script Season it mostly focused on new characters in the new setting.
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Scrubs / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Scrubs / int_f9f2c33	comment	Also a Running Gag is that J.D. always dates women with tomboyish names. (Alex, Kim, Elliot, Dani, etc.) Almost always. He did have relationships with women named Neena and Kylie, both in season 4. Nino and Kyle are close, though.
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Scrubs / int_faa71569	type	Romantic False Lead
Scrubs / int_faa71569	comment	Romantic False Lead: Alex for J.D. Keith for Elliot. They begin a relationship less than halfway into Season 5, get engaged in the latter section of Season 6, and don't break up until the first episode of Season 7.
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Scrubs / int_fac4ff79	type	Meta Casting
Scrubs / int_fac4ff79	comment	Meta Casting: Michael J. Fox played an ace doctor visiting the hospital, which already works along the lines of a Special Guest and Fox being so famous and beloved. But his character Dr. Kevin Casey was well-known for his OCD and how such a disorder really takes a toll on him emotionally even though you may never see him lose his cool, a reflection of Fox's Parkinsons and his uncontrollable bodily ticks. Dick Van Dyke played an older doctor in the hospital who is able to dance and charm his way with everyone else, including both Dr. Cox and Dr. Kelso. This is wholly appropriate given how beloved Van Dyke is as an actor and individual. But J.D. discovers that he is not keeping up with the latest medical procedures and medication due to his age, which is a huge issue when it comes to quality of care and informs J.D.'s hesitation to report this to upper management.
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Scrubs / int_faf5732b	type	I Call It "Vera"
Scrubs / int_faf5732b	comment	I Call It "Vera": One gag involved a security guard with a tranquiliser rifle he called 'Megan Fox'.
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Scrubs / int_fafad2a2	type	Relationship Reboot
Scrubs / int_fafad2a2	comment	Relationship Reboot: The Janitor has offered this to J.D. a few times. It's almost always a trick, and even if it isn't, Failure Is the Only Option. One time the Janitor offered to go to a game with J.D. and hang out. Due to the fact that he sounded incredibly sarcastic (and that he constantly pulls this kind of stuff), J.D. took it as either a fake offer or as a trick and angrily walks off. After he's gone, the Janitor holds up the tickets to the event and reveals he was serious, but vows that this was the last time he reaches out.
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Scrubs / int_fb3b3629	type	Wannabe Line
Scrubs / int_fb3b3629	comment	Wannabe Line: One episode had Turk and J.D. repeatedly denied entrance to a club because the Bouncer thought they were acting uncool. They were only allowed in when Carla pays him off.
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Scrubs / int_fb739a16	type	Not Even Bothering with an Excuse
Scrubs / int_fb739a16	comment	Not Even Bothering with an Excuse: Dr. Kelso pulled this one in response to Carla trying to organize a group photo:
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Scrubs / int_fb7cc1ff	type	Master of the Mixed Message
Scrubs / int_fb7cc1ff	comment	Master of the Mixed Message: Elliot quite often to J.D., right in the pilot episode until a major falling out late season three. One episode had a fun play on this where J.D. was hugely jealous of her and her current boyfriend, and as they were working together Elliot did a lot of flirtatious things like resting her head on his shoulder when tired, wiping some crumbs from his cheek and cuddling into the same bed in the on-call room because all the other beds were taken up.
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Scrubs / int_fb9e25e9	type	Team Mom
Scrubs / int_fb9e25e9	comment	Team Mom: Carla.
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Scrubs / int_fc4a7224	type	Trash Landing
Scrubs / int_fc4a7224	comment	Trash Landing: Ted in "My Catalyst".
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Scrubs / int_fccd06b6	type	Beware the Nice Ones
Scrubs / int_fccd06b6	comment	The Hooch does not like being lied to. Also counts as Beware the Nice Ones.
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Scrubs / int_fcd9b657	type	Gallows Humor
Scrubs / int_fcd9b657	comment	Gallows Humor: Played with, mostly along the lines that it helps for some people but not for everyone. Also a case of Truth In Television
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Scrubs / int_fd6e4c0d	type	Googling the New Acquaintance
Scrubs / int_fd6e4c0d	comment	Googling the New Acquaintance: A patient Dr. Kelso is treating finds information about him and her medical condition via her smart phone, faster -and more accurately- than he was telling her. Being somewhat behind the times, he had no idea how she was doing it until Dr. Cox mentioned it as something patients have started doing.
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Scrubs / int_fd94c4ac	type	Theme Naming
Scrubs / int_fd94c4ac	comment	Theme Naming: It's an underlying joke that the majority of J.D.'s love interests have a masculine/unisex name or at least go by a masculine nickname: Elliot, Jordan, Danni, Kim, Alex and Jamie. The outliers tended to be more minor characters like Kylie, Julie and Molly. Notably, J.D. never sleeps with either Kylie or Molly.
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Scrubs / int_fdbd6162	type	With Friends Like These...
Scrubs / int_fdbd6162	comment	With Friends Like These...: J.D. and Dr. Cox. Carla, Turk and Elliot have moments like this with J.D., mostly in Season 6. They laugh at J.D. for getting Kim pregnant without having sex and complain about having to help him out with dealing with breaking up with Kim after she had a miscarriage when he's always there for them. Dr. Cox in many episodes, especially "My Lunch" and "My Fallen Idol". And "My Screw Up". Especially "My Screw Up." The Janitor during the ending of "My Best Laid Plans".
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Scrubs / int_fdc1e848	type	Will They or Won't They?
Scrubs / int_fdc1e848	comment	Will They or Won't They?: J.D. and Elliot - And yes, they...wait, no. Yes. No. Maybe. I don't know. Can you repeat the question? They will. The Janitor actually brings this up in "My Fault." First lampshadednote By Dr. Cox, talking to a psychologist about how relationships aren't like they are on TV and deconstructed in the fifteenth episode of the first season, which shows the aftermath of the first time J.D. and Elliot sleep together and the three week meltdown of the relationship that followed.
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Scrubs / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
Scrubs / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: J.D.'s last episode has him attempting to launch a bunch of balloons from his classroom ceiling; later in the episode when Dr. Cox reveals he wrote J.D.'s bad review the balloons come down. There are many of these, such as the reveal that the "Crotch-Punching Midget" in J.D.'s fantasies was a patient he was treating, or that Troy the Lunch Room Worker eventually joined in the Janitor's grudge-war against J.D. because J.D. accidentally insulted him. In the Season 1 finale, J.D. says he wants more people to call him Tiger. In the season 2 premier, Turk wakes him up by saying "Good morning, Tiger." invoked Doubles with Call-Back and Funny Background Event: At the start of "My Five Stages", a mid-season five episode, J.D. narrates how Elliot and Keith love to play games while the camera pans over a bunch of gaming cards/boards/dice and the like. Among them is a Scrabble board and on it the word "jzilbek", which J.D. comments on not being a real word while playing Scrabble with a patient in "My Old Friend's New Friend", the first season four episode.
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Scrubs / int_fe64d5a1	type	Evil Is Petty
Scrubs / int_fe64d5a1	comment	Evil Is Petty: Dr. Kelso personally delivers Turk his paycheck and tells him to sigh before giving it back to him to pay for his wife's medical expenses.
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Scrubs / int_fe7d9114	type	Sleeps with Both Eyes Open
Scrubs / int_fe7d9114	comment	Sleeps with Both Eyes Open: Sean sleeps with open eyes as Elliot speaks to him on the phone.
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Scrubs / int_fea60f97	type	Cut Apart
Scrubs / int_fea60f97	comment	Cut Apart: Turk makes it to his wedding just in time...only to find the "priest who looks like Sulu" from the church they agreed against.
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Scrubs / int_feaf5424	comment	You Called Me "X"; It Must Be Serious: Anytime Dr. Cox refers to J.D. by his name, it's a sign of something serious going on with Cox When J.D. confronts him about Ben's diagnosis and Cox's refusal to address it, Cox talks about the low chance of survival Ben has and that he can't handle it, and ends with a "No thank you. Johnny" After J.D. gets him out of his depressed funk in My Fallen Idol, he greets him at the bar with a sincere "J.D., thank you". After finding out J.D. dumped his interns on another doctor, he yells "Where the hell is Dorian?"
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Scrubs / int_fed441ad	type	All Gays are Promiscuous
Scrubs / int_fed441ad	comment	All Gays are Promiscuous: Harrison Kelso and Barry Reid.
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Scrubs / int_ff09633c	type	Diving Kick
Scrubs / int_ff09633c	comment	Diving Kick: One of J.D.'s fantasies involves Turk being ambushed by ninja surgeons while trying to return Dr. Wen's briefcase. He and Todd get into a kung fu fight, with Turk starting the battle up with a Rider Kick!
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Scrubs / int_ff7f34c5	type	Pet the Dog
Scrubs / int_ff7f34c5	comment	Pet the Dog: Big mean Kelso has had a few, and although he is a jerk, he also works hard to keep the hospital open and provide extra care where possible. A few times Dr. Cox decides to give J.D. pat on the back as a token gesture. Most of the time he is patronizing and condescending. Kelso also had a literal pet dog, Baxter, who he showered love on for years before... well. It's a dog and well... you know where this is going Pretty much every time they interact, the Janitor is nothing but antagonizing towards J.D. However, in "My Cake", J.D.'s father passes away and, rather than mess with him, the Janitor silently lets him pass by on his way into Sacred Heart and ignores him for the rest of the day out of respect.
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Scrubs / int_ff9e9dde	type	Once a Season
Scrubs / int_ff9e9dde	comment	Once a Season: Starting in the second season there was A Day In The Lime Light episode where someone besides J.D. narrated the story. The first three seasons was also regular in that J.D. and Elliot would hook up at the end of an episode only to crash HARD in the following episode. The writers ended the trend, realizing they were falling into a predictable rut and even lampshaded it. "J.D. and Elliot got back together." "That time of the year again?"
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Scrubs / int_ffad4e9f	type	Shown Their Work
Scrubs / int_ffad4e9f	comment	Shown Their Work: Despite some of the more cartoony personalities the show has, it is lauded as being one of the most realistic portrayals of the life of medical interns. The medicine itself too. According to the show's creator Bill Lawrence, the writers had to go out between seasons and do research, and they alter it slightly for drama. Also, J.D. is based on a real friend of Bill's, who was a consultant on the show, and the department stereotypes are accurate. Dr. Cox was apparently based on Bill Lawrence's father-in-law.
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Scrubs / int_ffb1df90	comment	J.D. and Dan's dad, Sam. He's a office supplies salesman, a really bad one. As a result he's stuck in Perpetual Poverty and couldn't provide much for his children. J.D. loves him, but also considers him an embarassment and resents that their relationship is more like friends and not a father and son.
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Scrubs	hasFeature	Clock Discrepancy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cloudcuckoolander's Minder / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Clutching Hand Trap / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Coax Them Out of the Closet / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Code Emergency / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Coin Walk Flexing / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cold Turkeys Are Everywhere / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Collateral Angst / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Color Wash / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Colour-Coded for Your Convenience / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Comedic Sociopathy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Comedic Spanking / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Comedic Strangling / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Comedic Work, Serious Scene / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Comforting the Widow / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Comic Sutra / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Comical Translation / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Comically Inept Healing / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Commander Contrarian / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Commercial Pop-Up / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Commuting on a Bus / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Competition Freak / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Complaining About Rescues They Don't Like / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Compliment Backfire / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Computer Equals Monitor / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cone of Shame / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Confess in Confidence / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Confound Them with Kindness / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Connected All Along / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Constantly Curious / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Contemplate Our Navels / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Contemplation Location / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Contraception Deception / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Contrived Clumsiness / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Convenience Store Gift Shopping / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Convenient Miscarriage / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Conveniently Common Kink / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Converse with the Unconscious / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cope by Pretending / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cosmetic Horror / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Counterpoint Duet / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Crack! "Oh, My Back!" / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cranium Chase / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Crappy Holidays / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Crazy in the Head, Crazy in the Bed / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Crazy Is Cool / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Crazy Memory / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Crazy Workplace / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Creator Cameo / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Credits Montage / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Creepy Physical / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Creepy Uncle / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Crisis of Faith / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Critical Psychoanalysis Failure / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cross Counter / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cross-Referenced Titles / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Crowd Song / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cruel to Be Kind / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cruella to Animals / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Crunchtastic / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Crush Filter / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Crusty Caretaker / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Crutch Character / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Crying Wolf / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cuddle Bug / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cultural Translation / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cure Your Gays / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Curly Hair Is Ugly / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Curtain Clothing / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cut Apart / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cutaway Gag / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cute and Psycho / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cute, but Cacophonic / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cute Clumsy Girl / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cute Kitten / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cutting Back to Reality / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Cutting the Electronic Leash / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	DIY Dentistry / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dance Party Ending / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dark Fic / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dark Horse Sibling / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dark Horse Victory / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dating What Daddy Hates / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dead All Along / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dead Person Conversation / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dead Pet Sketch / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Death by Despair / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Debate and Switch / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Deep Sleep / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Defacement Insult / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Denser and Wackier / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Derailed for Details / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Designated Monkey / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Diaries Are Girly / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Did I Just Say That Out Loud? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Did You Just Have Sex? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Didn't We Use This Joke Already? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Diegetic Musical / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Diegetic Switch / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Directed by Cast Member / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dirty Old Man / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Disappointing Older Sibling / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Discriminate and Switch / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Disease-Prevention Aesop / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Disney Dog Fight / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Disobey This Message / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Distinctive Appearances / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Distracted by My Own Sexy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Divorce Is Temporary / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Does This Make Me Look Fat? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dogged Nice Guy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Don't Look At Me / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Door-Closes Ending / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	DoppelgÃ¤nger Crossover / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	DoppelgÃ¤nger Dating / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Double Aesop / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Double Weapon / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Downtime Downgrade / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dr. Jerk / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Drama Bomb / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Drama Queen / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dream-Crushing Handicap / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dream Within a Dream / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dress Hits Floor / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dressed to Heal / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dresses the Same / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dressing Down / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Drill Sergeant Nasty / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Drinking on Duty / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Drive-Thru Antics / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Driving Stick / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Drunk Driver / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dry Docked Ship / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dub-Induced Plot Hole / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dude, Not Funny! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Duet Bonding / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dunno What's Going On But... / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Dye Hard / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Ear Worm / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Eating the Eye Candy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Eats Babies / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Elevator Conference / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Embarrassing First Name / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Embarrassing Middle Name / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Embarrassing Ringtone / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Embarrassing Tattoo / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Empty Chair Memorial / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Ending Aversion / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Enemy Compassion / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Enraged by Idiocy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Erotic Dream / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Erotic Eating / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Escalating War / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Eskimos Aren't Real / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Euphemism Buster / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Even the Girls Want Her / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Even the Subtitler Is Stumped / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Every Car Is a Pinto / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Every Episode Ending / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Everybody Has Lots of Sex / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Everybody Knew Already / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	"Everyone Comes Back" Fantasy Party Ending / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Everyone Loves Blondes / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Everyone Meets Everyone / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Everyone Owns a Mac / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Everything Has Rhythm / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Everything Is Racist / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Everything Sounds Sexier in French / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Evil Overlord / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Exiled to the Couch / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Extreme Omnisexual / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Eyes Always Averted / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Facecam / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Face Doodling / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Failed Attempt at Drama / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fair-Weather Mentor / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fairy Tale Episode / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fairytale Motifs / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fake Band / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fake Danger Gambit / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fake Faint / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fake Guest Star / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fake Orgasm / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fake Static / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fake Twin Gambit / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fake Weakness / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fallen Hero / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fallen-on-Hard-Times Job / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	False Widow / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Family Relationship Switcheroo / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Family Versus Career / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fanservice Pack / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fancy Toilet Awe / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fangs Are Evil / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fans Prefer the New Her / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fanservice Extra / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fantasy Twist / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fast-Roping / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Faux Fluency / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Faux Interracial Relationship / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Faux Yay / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fauxlosophic Narration / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fauxreigner / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	"Fawlty Towers" Plot / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Feather Boa Constrictor / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Feel No Pain / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Feeling Their Age / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Femme Fatalons / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Ferris Wheel Date Moment / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Ferris Wheel of Doom / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fever Dream Episode / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Figure It Out Yourself / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Final Season Casting / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Finale Season / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Financial Abuse / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Finding a Bra in Your Car / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Finger in the Mail / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Finger Poke of Doom / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Finger-Snapping Street Gang / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Finish Dialogue in Unison / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Firing Day / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	First Girl Wins / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	First Gray Hair / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	First Law of Metafictional Thermodynamics / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	First Law of Tragicomedies / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	First-Name Ultimatum / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fitness Nut / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	555 / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Five Stages of Grief / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Five-Token Band / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Flair Bartending / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Flashback Fail / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Flashback-Montage Realization / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Flashback Stares / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Flashback to Catchphrase / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Flat Joy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Flatline / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Florence Nightingale Effect / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	"Flowers for Algernon" Syndrome / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Flowery Insults / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fluffy Cloud Heaven / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Following in Their Rescuer's Footsteps / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Food Slap / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Foot Popping / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fourth Wall Psych / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Free Prize at the Bottom / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	French Maid / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Friend to All Living Things / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Friendlessness Insult / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	"Friends" Rent Control / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Friends with Benefits / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Friendship Moment / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Friendship Trinket / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	From Hero to Mentor / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Frozen Face / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Full-Name Ultimatum / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fully Absorbed Finale / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fully Automatic Clip Show / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fun T-Shirt / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Fun with Foreign Languages / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Funny Afro / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Funny Flashback Haircut / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Funny X-Ray / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	G.I.R.L. / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gag Dub / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gag Penis / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gagging on Your Words / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gallows Humor / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Game of Chicken / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Game Show Appearance / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gamebooks / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gamer Chick / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gay Best Friend / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gay Bravado / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gay Moment / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gender-Blender Name / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gender Equals Breed / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gendered Insult / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Genghis Gambit / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Genius Ditz / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Genki Girl / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gentile Jew-Chaser / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Get a Room! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Ghostly Glide / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Girl on Girl Is Hot / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Girlish Pigtails / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Girls with Moustaches / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Given Name Reveal / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Giver of Lame Names / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Giving Someone the Pointer Finger / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Glass-Shattering Sound / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Glasses of Aging / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Glasses Pull / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gleeful and Grumpy Pairing / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Global Ignorance / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Glorious Death / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Glowing Eyes of Doom / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Glurge Addict / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Good Doc, Bad Doc / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Good Hair, Evil Hair / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Good Is Not Dumb / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Good People Have Good Sex / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Googling the New Acquaintance / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gospel Revival Number / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gossipy Hens / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Grandma, What Massive Hotness You Have! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Grandparental Obliviousness / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gratuitous German / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gratuitous Special Effects / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Great Offscreen War / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Greeting Gesture Confusion / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Gretzky Has the Ball / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Grievous Harm with a Body / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Guy on Guy Is Hot / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Had to Be Sharp / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hair Color Spoiler / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hair Reboot / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hallucinations / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hammerspace Hideaway / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hand-or-Object Underwear / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hangover Sensitivity / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Happier Home Movie / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Happiness in Minimum Wage / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Happy Dance / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Happy-Ending Massage / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Happy Place / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hard Head / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Harmful to Minors / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Harpo Does Something Funny / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Has Two Thumbs and... / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hates Everyone Equally / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Haughty "Hmph" / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Have I Mentioned I Am Heterosexual Today? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Have I Mentioned I Am Sexually Active Today? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	He Who Must Not Be Heard / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Head-Tiltingly Kinky / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Head-Turning Beauty / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Heads or Tails? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Heads, Tails, Edge / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Heartfelt Apology / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Heh Heh, You Said "X" / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Helping Another Save Face / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hero-Worshipper / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Heroism Incentive / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hey, Let's Put on a Show / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hey, You! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	"Hey, You!" Haymaker / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hidden Heart of Gold / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hidden in Plain Sight / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hide and No Seek / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hideous Hangover Cure / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	High Hopes, Zero Talent / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hippie Teacher / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Historical Character's Fictional Relative / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hollywood Atheist / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hollywood California / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hollywood Pudgy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Holy Backlight / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Holy Burns Evil / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Homage / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Homoerotic Subtext / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hook Hand / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hospital Paradiso / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hospital Visit Hesitation / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hot Wind / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	How Did That Get in There? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	How Many Fingers? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hulk Speak / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Humans Are Bastards / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hurricane of Euphemisms / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hurricane of Puns / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hypochondria / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hypocrite Has a Point / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Hypocritical Heartwarming / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Am One of Those, Too / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Am What I Am / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Call Him "Mister Happy" / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Call It "Vera" / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Feel Guilty; You Take It / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Have Boobs, You Must Obey! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Have This Friend / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Just Knew / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I'll Kill You! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Lied / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Miss Mom / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Resemble That Remark! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Take Offense to That Last One / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Warned You / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Was Just Joking / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Was Never Here / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Was Young and Needed the Money / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Idea Bulb / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Identical Stranger / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	If I Wanted X, I Would Y / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	If I Were a Rich Man / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	If It's You, It's Okay / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	If You Ever Do Anything to Hurt Her... / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Ignore the Fanservice / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I'll Take That as a Compliment / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I'll Take Two Beers Too / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I'm a Man; I Can't Help It / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I'm Thinking It Over! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Imagine Spotting / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Imagined Innuendo / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Immune to Jump Scares / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Impaled Palm / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Implied Trope / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Impossible Shadow Puppets / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Impressive Pyrotechnics / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Improbable Food Budget / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Improbably Predictable / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Improv / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Improvised Zipline / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	In Touch with His Feminine Side / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Inadvertent Entrance Cue / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Incessant Music Madness / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Incest Subtext / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Incoming Ham / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Inconvenient Hippocratic Oath / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Incredibly Lame Fun / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Incurable Cough of Death / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Indulgent Fantasy Segue / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Indy Hat Roll / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Inept Talent Show Contestant / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Infection Scene / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Informed Flaw / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Informed Self-Diagnosis / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Inkblot Test / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Inner Monologue / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Inner Monologue Conversation / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Innocent Bigot / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Inscrutable Oriental / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Inspirationally Disadvantaged / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Instant Drama, Just Add Tracheotomy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Instantly Proven Wrong / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Insufferable Genius / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Insult of Endearment / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Insult to Rocks / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Insulted Awake / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Interrupted Suicide / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Intimate Artistry / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Intimate Marks / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Invulnerable Knuckles / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Ironic Echo Cut / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Irrational Hatred / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Irritation Is the Sincerest Form of Flattery / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Is That What They're Calling It Now? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Is the Answer to This Question "Yes"? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Is There a Doctor in the House? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Issue Drift / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	It Amused Me / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	It Never Gets Any Easier / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	It Tastes Like Feet / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	It Was a Gift / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	It's a Costume Party, I Swear! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	It's Always Sunny at Funerals / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	It's Okay to Cry / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	It's What I Do / int_3e5de40b
Ivy League	seeAlso	Scrubs
Scrubs	hasFeature	Jealous Parent / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Jerk with a Heart of Jerk / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Jerkass Realization / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Jerkass to One / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Jive Turkey / int_3e5de40b
JohnRitter	seeAlso	Scrubs
Scrubs	hasFeature	Juggle Fu / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Just Fine Without You / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Just Friends / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Just Ignore It / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	"Just Joking" Justification / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Just the Introduction to the Opposites / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Kafka Komedy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Keep It Foreign / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	"Kick Me" Prank / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Kinda Busy Here / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Kinky Role-Playing / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Kinky Spanking / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Kiss of the Vampire / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Kissing Discretion Shot / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	K-I-S-S-I-N-G in a Tree / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Kissing Under the Influence / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Kissing Warm-Up / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Knife Outline / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	"L" Is for "Dyslexia" / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Labcoat of Science and Medicine / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lady Drunk / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lame Comeback / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lame Last Words / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lampshaded Double Entendre / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Landing in Someone's Bathtub / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Language Fluency Denial / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Last Episode Theme Reprise / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Last-Minute Baby Naming / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Latex Perfection / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Latin Lover / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Laugh Track / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Laugh with Me! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lawful Good / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Laxative Prank / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Less Disturbing in Context / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Less Embarrassing Term / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	"Lesson of the Day" Speech / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Let Him Choose / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Let the Bully Win / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Let Us Never Speak of This Again / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lethal Diagnosis / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lethal Klutz / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Let's Duet / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Let's Have Another Baby / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Let's Wait Awhile / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Libation for the Dead / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Licked by the Dog / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Light-Hearted Rematch / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Like Goes with Like / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Like Parent, Like Spouse / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Like You Were Dying / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Literal Ass-Kissing / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Little Brother Is Watching / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Little People Are Surreal / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Living Prop / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lockdown / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Locked Up and Left Behind / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lonely Rich Kid / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lonely Together / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Long List / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Long-Lost Uncle Aesop / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Looking Busy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lopsided Dichotomy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Losing Your Head / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lost Wedding Ring / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lovable Jock / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lovable Sex Maniac / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Love Epiphany / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Love Freak / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Love Martyr / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lower-Deck Episode / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Ludicrous Mêlée Accuracy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lying Creator / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lying on a Hillside / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Lysistrata Gambit / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Ma'am Shock / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Made of Explodium / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Madonna Archetype / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Magic 8-Ball / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Magic Countdown / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Magic Realism / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Magical Defibrillator / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Magnetic Girlfriend / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Major General Song / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Major Injury Underreaction / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Make-Out Kids / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Make Up or Break Up / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Making Love in All the Wrong Places / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Male Restroom Etiquette / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Maligned Mixed Marriage / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Man on Fire / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Manic Pixie Dream Girl / int_3e5de40b
MariaMenounos	seeAlso	Scrubs
Scrubs	hasFeature	Married in the Future / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Massive Multiplayer Ensemble Number / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Masturbation Means Sexual Frustration / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mathematician's Answer / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	M.D. Envy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mean Boss / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Meaningful Funeral / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Measuring the Marigolds / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mediation Backfire / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Melodrama / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Memetic Psychopath / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Memorial Photo / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mental Story / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Merry Christmas in Gotham / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mid-Life Crisis Car / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Milestone Birthday Angst / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Milholland Relationship Moment / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Miniature Senior Citizens / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Minor Flaw, Major Breakup / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Minor Injury Overreaction / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Misery Poker / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Missed Him by That Much / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Missing the Good Stuff / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mistaken for Afterlife / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mistaken for Dying / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mistaken for Pregnant / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mistaken for Servant / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mistaken for Subculture / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mistaken for Toilet / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mistaken for Undead / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mistaken from Behind / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mistaken Nationality / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mister Seahorse / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mixed Metaphor / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mood Dissonance / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Moral Luck / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Most Common Card Game / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Motivated by Fear / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Motorcycle Dominoes / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mr. Imagination / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Multi-Part Episode / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Multiple Head Case / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mummies at the Dinner Table / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Münchausen Syndrome / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Mundane Afterlife / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Murderous Thighs / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Muscles Are Meaningless / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Music Video Syndrome / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Musical Episode / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Musicalis Interruptus / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Must Have Lots of Free Time / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Must Not Die a Virgin / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	My Biological Clock Is Ticking / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	My Card / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	My Eyes Are Up Here / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	My Friends... and Zoidberg / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	My Girl Is a Slut / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	My Hovercraft Is Full of Eels / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	My Name Is Inigo Montoya / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	My Own Private "I Do" / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	My Significance Sense Is Tingling / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	My Verbin' Noun / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	N-Word Privileges / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Nap-Inducing Speak / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Narcissist / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Narrator / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Naughty Nurse Outfit / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Near-Death Clairvoyance / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Necessarily Evil / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Neck Lift / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Neck Snap / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Negative Continuity / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Negatives as a Positive / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Nervous Wreck / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Neutral Good / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Never Heard That One Before / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Never Lend to a Friend / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	New Ability Addiction / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	No Badass to His Valet / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	"No. Justâ€¦ No" Reaction / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	No Longer with Us / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	No Pregger Sex / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	No Snack for You / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	No Such Thing as H.R. / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	No, You / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Nobody Here but Us Statues / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Nobody Over 50 Is Gay / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Non-Nude Bathing / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Non-Residential Residence / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Non-Standard Prescription / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Non-Uniform Uniform / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Non-Verbal Miscommunication / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Nose Tapping / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Not Afraid to Die / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Not Bad / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Not Even Bothering with an Excuse / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Not in Front of the Kid / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Not Listening to Me, Are You? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Not My Lucky Day / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	"Not Really Married" Plot / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Not so Dire / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Not So Great Escape / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Not-So-Imaginary Friend / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Not-So-Innocent Whistle / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Not That Kind of Partner / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Not That There's Anything Wrong with That / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Nothing Left to Do but Die / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Now Allowed to Hug / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Obsolete Mentor / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Obvious Pregnancy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Odd Name, Normal Nickname / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Oddly Small Organization / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Off to See the Wizard / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Office Romance / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Offscreen Inertia / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Offscreen Reality Warp / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Oh, No... Not Again! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Oh Wait, This Is My Grocery List / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Oireland / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Old-Fashioned Rowboat Date / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Old Friend / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Old People are Nonsexual / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	On the Money / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Once a Season / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	One Dialogue, Two Conversations / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	One Drink Will Kill the Baby / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	One Last Smoke / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	One of Our Own / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Only Barely Renewed / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Oops! I Forgot I Was Married / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Opponent Instruction / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Opposed Mentors / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Or Are You Just Happy to See Me? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Oral Fixation / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Orderlies are Creeps / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Organ Autonomy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Organ Theft / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Out of Focus / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Outside/Inside Slur / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Overly Long Hug / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Overly Narrow Superlative / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Overly-Nervous Flop Sweat / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Overly Pre-Prepared Gag / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pac-Man Fever / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pair the Spares / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Panicky Expectant Father / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Paralysis by Analysis / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Parodies for Dummies / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Parody Episode / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pastel-Chalked Freeze Frame / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pathetically Weak / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Patient of the Week / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pec Flex / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Perception Filter / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Percussive Maintenance / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Perilous Old Fool / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Perma-Stubble / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Perpetual Poverty / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Person as Verb / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Personal Raincloud / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pervert Alliance / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Phone Word / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Phoney Call / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Phony Veteran / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Photo-Booth Montage / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Phrase Catcher / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Piggyback Cute / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pimp Duds / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Placebo Eureka Moment / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Planet of Steves / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Plastic Bitch / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Plot Parallel / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pluralses / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Poisoned Chalice Switcheroo / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Political Overcorrectness / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Politically Incorrect Hero / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Post-Script Season / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Power Dynamics Kink / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pregnancy Scare / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pregnancy Test Plot / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Premature Aggravation / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Prematurely Bald / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pretty Fly for a White Guy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pretty Spry for a Dead Guy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Primal Scene / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Privacy by Distraction / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pro Bono Barter / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Production Foreshadowing / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Professional Butt-Kisser / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Professional Sex Ed / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Profound by Pop Song / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Progressively Prettier / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Prone to Sunburn / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pronouncing My Name for You / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Psychic Nosebleed / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Public Domain Soundtrack / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Puff of Logic / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pull a Rabbit out of My Hat / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pull the I.V. / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pulled from Your Day Off / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Pungeon Master / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Puppy Love / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Purely Aesthetic Glasses / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Putting On My Thinking Cap / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Putting the "Medic" in Comedic / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Queer People Are Funny / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Quirky Ukulele / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Race Against the Clock / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Race Fetish / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Race for Your Love / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Racist Grandma / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Rage Judo / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Raging Stiffie / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Rant-Inducing Slight / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Rapid-Fire "No!" / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Rapid-Fire "Shut Up!" / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Rare Money / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Reactive Continuous Scream / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Reading Lips / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Real Joke Name / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Real Life Writes the Hairstyle / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Real Men Hate Affection / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Real Men Hate Sugar / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Real Song Theme Tune / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Realistic Diction Is Unrealistic / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Really Gets Around / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Record Needle Scratch / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Recurring Dreams / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Recurring Extra / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Red-Headed Stepchild / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Relationship Reboot / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Relationship Revolving Door / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Relationship Upgrade / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Reluctant Retiree / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Repetitive Name / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Reprise Medley / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Reputation Apathy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Restrained Revenge / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Retroactive Wish / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Reveal Shot / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Reverse Cerebus Syndrome / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Revival by Commercialization / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Ridiculous Counter-Request / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Right-Hand Cat / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Right on Queue / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Rightly Self-Righteous / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Ring on a Necklace / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	"Risky Business" Dance / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Robotic Spouse / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Rockers Smash Guitars / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Rocky Roll Call / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Romance-Inducing Smudge / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Romantic Fusion / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Rule 34 â€“ Creator Reactions / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Running into the Window / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Ruptured Appendix / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Russian Guy Suffers Most / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Russian Roulette / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sabotutor / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sad Clown / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Safety Worst / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Salt and Pepper / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Same Character, But Different / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sarcastic Clapping / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sassy Black Woman / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Satellite Character / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Satellite Love Interest / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Say It / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Scarily Specific Story / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Scatterbrained Senior / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Scenery Censor / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Schoolyard Bully All Grown Up / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Science Fair / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Screaming Birth / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Screw Politeness, I'm a Senior! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Screw the Money, I Have Rules! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Screw the Rules, I Have Connections! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Screw the Rules, I'm Beautiful! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Screwy Squirrel / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Script Wank / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sdrawkcab Alias / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sdrawkcab Name / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sealed with a Kiss / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Seamless Spontaneous Lie / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sean Connery Is About to Shoot You / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Second-Person Attack / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Secret Relationship / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Secret Test / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	See You in Hell / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Self-Care Epiphany / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Self-Poisoning Gambit / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sense Loss Sadness / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sensitivity Training / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sentimental Music Cue / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Separated-at-Birth Casting / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Serendipitous Symphony / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Serial Spouse / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Series of the 2000s / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Seriously Scruffy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sex Changes Everything / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sex Equals Love / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sex God / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sex Is Good / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sex with the Ex / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sexophone / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sexy Flaw / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sexy Shirt Switch / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Shave and a Haircut / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sherlock Scan / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Shiksa Goddess / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Shoo Out the New Guy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Shoot the Messenger / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Shower Shy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Shut Up and Save Me! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Shy Bladder / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sibling Switch Squick / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sick and Wrong / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sickbed Smuggling / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Side Bet / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sidetracked by the Analogy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Signed Up for the Dental / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Significant Double Casting / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Significant Wardrobe Shift / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Signs of Disrepair / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Silent Treatment / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Silly Rabbit, Idealism Is for Kids! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Silver Fox / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sink or Swim Mentor / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sitcom Arch-Nemesis / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sitcom Homage Episode / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sitting on the Roof / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Skeleton Key / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Skip the Anesthetic / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sleep Cute / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sleep Squashing / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sleeping Single / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sleeps in the Nude / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sleeps with Both Eyes Open / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sleeves Are for Wimps / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sliding Scale of Silliness vs. Seriousness / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Slow-Motion Pass-By / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Smoking Hot Sex / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Smurfing / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Snark-to-Snark Combat / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Snub by Omission / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	So My Kids Can Watch / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	So Once Again, the Day Is Saved / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Social Circle Filler / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sock It to Them / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Soda-Candy 'Splosion / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Soft Glass / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Softer and Slower Cover / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Somebody Doesn't Love Raymond / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Speaking Like Totally Teen / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Speaking Up for Another / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Speaks Fluent Animal / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Spell My Name with a "The" / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Spicy Latina / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Spiteful Spoiler / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Split Edit / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Spoiler / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Spoiling Shout-Out / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Squee / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Stalker without a Crush / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Stand-In Portrait / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Start My Own / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Starving Student / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Stay with Me Until I Die / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Stealing from the Till / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Stepford Snarker / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Stereotype Reaction Gag / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Steven Ulysses Perhero / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sting / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Stock Epileptic Trees / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Stock Series Finales / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Stock Sitcom Grand Finale / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Stood Up / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Storybook Episode / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Strike Episode / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Strongly Worded Letter / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Stubborn Hair / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Stunt Casting / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Success Hallucinations / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sue Donym / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Suggestive Collision / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Suicide by Sea / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Super Sex Organs / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Superficial Suggestion Box / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Superstition Episode / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Suppository Gag / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sure, Let's Go with That / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Surgeons Can Do Autopsies If They Want / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Surprise Incest / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Surprise Pregnancy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Surprisingly Good Foreign Language / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Surprisingly Super-Tough Thing / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Surreal Humor / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Suspiciously Apropos Music / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sustained Misunderstanding / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sweet and Sour Grapes / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Table Space / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Talent Contest / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Talk to the Fist / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Talkative Loon / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Talking in Your Sleep / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Talking Is a Free Action / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Talking to the Dead / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Tattoo Sharpie / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Taught by Experience / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Taught by Television / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Taunting the Unconscious / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Taxidermy Is Creepy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Taxidermy Terror / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Team Mom / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Technical Advisor / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Teen Pregnancy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Televisually Transmitted Disease / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Tell Him I'm Not Speaking to Him / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Tender Tomboyishness, Foul Femininity / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Territorial Smurfette / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Testosterone Poisoning / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	That Didn't Happen / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	That Makes Me Feel Angry / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	That's What She Said / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Art of Bra Removal / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Baby Trap / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Bartender / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Bet / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Bluebeard / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Body Parts That Must Not Be Named / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Cameo / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Cast Showoff / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Chain of Harm / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Cobbler's Children Have No Shoes / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Couch / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Dividual / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Elevator from Ipanema / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Exit Is That Way / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Farmer and the Viper / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Final Temptation / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Foreign Subtitle / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Glomp / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Greatest Story Never Told / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Grim Reaper / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The "I Love You" Stigma / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Intern / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Internet Is for Porn / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Klutz / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Lad-ette / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Last DJ / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Loins Sleep Tonight / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Maiden Name Debate / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Masochism Tango / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Mentally Disturbed / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Missus and the Ex / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The MÃ¼nchausen / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Neidermeyer / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Nicknamer / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Not-So-Harmless Punishment / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Oner / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Precious, Precious Car / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	"The Reason I Suck" Speech / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Reliable One / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Shrink / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Tape Knew You Would Say That / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Teaser / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Whitest Black Guy / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Thematic Theme Tune / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Theory of Narrative Causality / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Therapy Is for the Weak / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	There Are No Coincidences / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	There Is Only One Bed / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	There Was a Door / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	"They're Not Real" Reveal / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Think of the Children! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Think Unsexy Thoughts / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Thinker Pose / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Thinking Tic / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Third-Party Peacekeeper / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	30 Minutes, or It's Free! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	30-Second Blackout / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	This Explains So Much / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	This Is My Chair / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	This Is Reality / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	This Is the Part Where... / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	This Is Wrong on So Many Levels! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	This Looks Like a Job for Aquaman / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	This Loser Is You / int_3e5de40b
ThreeWallSet	seeAlso	Scrubs
Scrubs	hasFeature	Three-Way Sex / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Threesome Subtext / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Time-Passage Beard / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Title-Only Opening / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	To Make a Long Story Short / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Token Black Friend / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Token Minority / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Token Minority Couple / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Token Religious Teammate / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Tomato Skunk Stink Cure / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Tomboyish Name / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Tongue on the Flagpole / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Too Much Information / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Torment by Annoyance / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Totem Pole Trench / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Toxic Friend Influence / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Tracking Device / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Tragic Bigot / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Translation by Volume / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Translation with an Agenda / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Trapped in TV Land / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Trash Landing / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Traumatic Haircut / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Trick Dialogue / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Trojan Gauntlet / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Trolling Translator / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Tropaholics Anonymous / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Troubled, but Cute / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Turn Your Head and Cough / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Twinkle Smile / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Twisted Christmas / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Twisted Echo Cut / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Two Beings, One Body / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Two First Names / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Two Men, One Dress / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Two Words: I Can't Count / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Twofer Token Minority / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Typhoid Mary / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Tyrant Takes the Helm / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Ugly Guy, Hot Wife / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Ultimate Job Security / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Umbrella Drink / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Un-Entendre / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Un-Canceled / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Uncertified Expert / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Uncle Tomfoolery / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Unexpected Kindness / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Unexpected Positive / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Unicorn / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Unknown Rematch Conclusion / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Unnecessary Makeover / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Unusual Dysphemism / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Unwanted Healing / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Unwanted Spouse / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Urban Legend Love Life / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Urgent Medical Alert / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Vacation Episode / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Vampire Doctor / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Vehicle Vanish / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Vengeful Vending Machine / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	[Verb] This! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Vetinari Job Security / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Victory Is Boring / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Viewers Are Goldfish / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Villain Ball Magnet / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Villain Episode / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Villainous BSoD / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Villainy Discretion Shot / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Visions of Another Self / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Viva Las Vegas! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Voice Changeling / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Voiceover Letter / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Vorpal Pillow / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wacky Cravings / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wacky Marriage Proposal / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Waking Non Sequitur / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Walk of Shame / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	/ int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wall Bang Her / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wannabe Line / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wanting Is Better Than Having / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wants to Be Hated / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Was It Really Worth It? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wastebasket Ball / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Watch the Paint Job / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	We All Die Someday / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	We Do Not Know Each Other / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	We Have the Keys / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	We Used to Be Friends / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Weak, but Skilled / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Webisode / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wedding Ring Defense / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Weight Loss Salad / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Weight Woe / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Welcome to Corneria / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Welcome to Hell / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Welcome to My World / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Well-Intentioned Replacement / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Westminster Chimes / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	What Are You in For? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	What Have We Ear? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	What Is This Feeling? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	What Would X Do? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	What's a Henway? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wheelchair Antics / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	When Props Attack / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Where Do You Think You Are? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Whip Pan / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	White-and-Grey Morality / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	White Anglo-Saxon Protestant / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	White Like Me / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Who Is Driving? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Who Names Their Kid "Dude"? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Why Are We Whispering? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Why Couldn't You Be Different? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Why Don't You Marry It? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Why Waste a Wedding? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Why Won't You Die? / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wide-Eyed Idealist / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wiki Walk / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wild Card Excuse / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Win Back the Crowd / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wins by Doing Absolutely Nothing / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Witch with a Capital "B" / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Women Are Wiser / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Word, Schmord! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Work Com / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Working with the Ex / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	World of Snark / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Worst Aid / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Worth It / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Worthless Foreign Degree / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Writer Revolt / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wrong Line of Work / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wrong-Name Outburst / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	X Called; They Want Their Y Back / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	You Are Fat / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	You Are Too Late / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	You Did Everything You Could / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	You Didn't Ask / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	You Fool! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	You, Get Me Coffee / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	You Go, Girl! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	You Have to Have Jews / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	You Just Told Me / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	You Need to Get Laid / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	You Never Did That for Me / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	You Remind Me of X / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Your Answer to Everything / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Your Makeup Is Running / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Your Mime Makes It Real / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Your Princess Is in Another Castle! / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Your Son All Along / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	You're Just Jealous / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Yo-Yo Plot Point / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Zero-Approval Gambit / int_3e5de40b
RomeoAndJuliet	seeAlso	Scrubs
Scrubs	hasFeature	All Girls Like Ponies / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Establishing Shot / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Geographic Flexibility / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Heavy Sleeper / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	I Can't Do This by Myself / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	It Doesn't Mean Anything / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Looping Lines / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Never Say That Again / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Parenting the Husband / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Sad-Times Montage / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Spinning Paper / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Suddenly Sexuality / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	The Chains of Commanding / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Unseen Audience / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Walk and Talk / int_3e5de40b
Scrubs	hasFeature	Wunza Plot / int_3e5de40b
scrubs	sameAs	Scrubs

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