My Musical

L’episodio è andato in onda il 18 gen 2007
TV-14
24min

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8,9/10

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Ken Jenkins in Scrubs: Medici ai primi ferri (2001)

Comedy Drama

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA patient hears singing from everyone, turning Sacred Heart into a musical extravaganza. Meanwhile, Elliot determines whether or not J.D. should move in with her, and Carla determines whethe... Leggi tuttoA patient hears singing from everyone, turning Sacred Heart into a musical extravaganza. Meanwhile, Elliot determines whether or not J.D. should move in with her, and Carla determines whether or not to go back to work.A patient hears singing from everyone, turning Sacred Heart into a musical extravaganza. Meanwhile, Elliot determines whether or not J.D. should move in with her, and Carla determines whether or not to go back to work.

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The entire cast does their own singing and dancing, with the exception of John C. McGinley, who jump roped during the opening number to cover the fact that he couldn't dance.

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In this episode, Elliot tells J.D. that she's 29. After college, 4 years of medical school, and 5 1/2 years at Sacred Heart, she should be at least 30, even assuming that she entered college at age 17. This could also be a reference to the Season 4 episode "Her Story" where all of the women in the hospital stated their ages were 29.

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Dr. Cox: It's your hair, your nose, your chinless face. You always need a hug. Not to mention all the manly Appletinies that you chug. That you think I am your mentor, just continues to perplex. And oh my God stop telling me when you have nerdy sex!
J.D.: And by the way, the last time Kim was in town we took some Appeltinies and poored 'em on our good parts!
Dr. Cox: See now newbie that's the thing you do that drives me up a tree. 'Cause no matter how I rant at you, you never let me be. So I'm stuck with all your day dreaming, your wish to be my son. It makes me sucidial! And I'm not the only one. No I'm not the only one.
[lights go out, a spotlight falls on the Janitor]

Connessioni
Featured in The 59th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (2007)

Colonne sonore
Welcome to Sacred Heart
Lyrics by Debra Fordham, Robert Lopez & Jeff Marx
Music by Robert Lopez & Jeff Marx
Performed by Ken Jenkins, Zach Braff, Neil Flynn, John C. McGinley,
Donald Faison, Sarah Chalke & Cast

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10/10

Excellently done!

This is my first time watching Scrubs (I missed the boat on this show when it was originally airing) and so I had no idea there was a musical episode in the series. Imagine my surprise when I happened upon this one today. In short, this was excellently done!

I started off skeptical once I realized it was a musical episode, because I've seen a lot of these on a lot of tv shows, and many of them are just not great. But I was quickly won over - this one is by far the best I've seen. It had the typical quirks of a musical episode, but also didn't feel like a one-off, novelty episode like so many others have - it actually advanced the main character storylines just as much as the patient storyline, and wove the singing in with the rest of the story quite well. Loved it!