"Scrubs" My Cold Shower (2007)

Director:

John Inwood

Writers:

Bill Lawrence (creator)
Janae Bakken (written by)

TV Series:

"Scrubs" (2001)

Original Air Date:

3 May 2007 (Season 6, Episode 19)

Genre:

Comedy | Drama

Plot:

Elliot makes Keith re-propose to her so that everything will be exactly the way she imagined it, but how will JD take the news of their engagement?

Plot Keywords:

Hospital | Friendship Between Girls | Tragicomedy | Male Female Relationship | Husband Wife Relationship

Cast

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
Keri Russell	...	Melody O'Harra
Johnny Kastl	...	Dr. Doug Murphy
Robert Maschio	...	Dr. Todd Quinlan
Christa Miller	...	Jordan Sullivan
Travis Schuldt	...	Keith
Frank Encarnacao	...	Dr. Mickhead (as Frank Cameron)
Chris Dougherty	...	Jamie
Cantrell Harris	...	Policeman

Runtime:

24 min (excluding commercials)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

Touchstone Television

Quotes:

[at Elliot's proposal party]
J.D.: As I looked at all the relationships around me - some that had gone on forever...
[shot of Perry and Jordan]
J.D.: ...some that were reigniting...
[shot of Carla and Turk]
J.D.: ...and some that had just begun ...
[shot of Elliot and Keith]
J.D.: I realized something.
[cut to J.D. in the shower]
J.D.: It should have been me.

Movie Connections:

References "Friends" (1994)

like always....hilarious comedy, excellent drama

this isn't scrubs best episode, but stills being very close for being that one, all the plot its pointing a problem of how J.D interacts with an Elliot friend just after Keith propose to Elliot, the whole episode its full of fantasies of some characters picturing their selves being married with Elliot, the end its the great part of this episode, because it explains how each one oh us has its own cold shower, and for J.D the cold shower its just getting harder and colder..like always scrubs is full of things that had happened to us, they face reality with comedy, although they've notice that, they know that even in hospitals crap happens...no matter how fun we are...