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"Scrubs" My Fallen Idol (2006)
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2 May 2006
(Season 5, Episode 21)
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Carla persuades all her coworkers to rally around a despondent Dr. Cox, after three of his patients die because of his mistake. Everyone participates except J.D., who thinks his selfish reaction crossed the line. full summary | add synopsis
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McGinley is amazing
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(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | Zach Braff | ... | Dr. John 'J.D.' Dorian |
 | Sarah Chalke | ... | Dr. Elliot Reid |
 | Donald Faison | ... | Dr. Christopher Turk |
 | Neil Flynn | ... | The Janitor |
 | Ken Jenkins | ... | Dr. Bob Kelso |
 | John C. McGinley | ... | Dr. Perry Cox |
 | Judy Reyes | ... | Nurse Carla Espinosa |
 | Paul Adelstein | ... | Dr. Stone |
 | Sam Lloyd | ... | Ted Buckland |
 | Robert Maschio | ... | Dr. Todd Quinlan |
| Philip McNiven | ... | Roy |
 | Christa Miller | ... | Jordan Sullivan |
| George Miserlis | ... | Crispin |
| Paul F. Perry | ... | Randall |
| Travis Schuldt | ... | Keith |
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Factual errors: Dr Stone has a full beard, yet he is wearing a standard surgical mask that only covers his mouth and nose. Instead, he should be wearing a full mask that covers his entire beard.
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Dr. Perry Cox:
[drunk] Newbie, would you give me some trouble? I'm having a little help here.
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I must say that until recently I had never seen an episode of Scrubs. I saw this one and it hit me like a ton of bricks. John McGinley's performance on this episode, and all episodes, is remarkable. Zach Braff may be the star, but McGinley is the heart and soul. I cannot remember the last time a TV show made me cry. Scrubs has the perfect balance of comedy and heart and its remarkable cast backs that up with performances worthy of the emotional reaction of its viewers. McGinley's performance in this episode specifically shows just how talented he is and how much he adds to the show. The follow up episode "My Fallen Idol" jumps into the depths of other characters, Kelsy, J.D, etc, but McGinley remains the source of emotion for them all. He truly is an amazing actor that does an amazing job at portraying emotion on the silver screen.