Scrubs

J.D. tries to smooth over his relationship with Elliot after their breakup.

Dr. Cox and Turk have trouble removing a light bulb from a patient's posterior.

J.D.'s position as chief resident interferes with his relationships.

Talk of killing patients causes a frenzy among staff; Carla tries to get rid of Turk's stuffed dog.

Elliot aligns herself with her new friend, Dr. Clock; Turk wakes Carla up when he goes to bed.

The staff tries to be sensitive toward J.D. when his brother tells him their father has died.

J.D. decides not to start dating again until Elliot does; he finds out she is dating his brother.

Molly announces her intention to leave for a new job opportunity.

J.D. and Dr. Cox feel threatened by a patient's daughter who happens to be a malpractice attorney.

J.D. stirs things up in his new relationship with Neena; the court battle continues.

A man donates a kidney to his ailing father.

J.D. and his colleagues reminisce about their fondest memories in the medical field.

J.D.'s ego gets in the way of the learning process when Elliot continually outperforms him.

A man injured in a bar fight teaches Turk and J.D. a lesson about living life to the fullest.

J.D. falls for a bartender who is fascinated by his profession.

J.D.'s efforts to make a good impression on with Kylie go awry.

J.D. wonders what peoples' lives would be like if left in the hands of writers.

Hoping to rekindle the romance in their relationship, Turk and Carla ask J.D. to move out.

Frustrated with Kylie, J.D. considers acting on his residual feelings for Dr. Cook.

J.D. and Elliot try to help Turk and Carla through a rocky patch in their marriage.

Turk asks J.D. to take Carla out to convince her that he is a trustworthy guy.

Turk tells Carla and J.D. to decide between themselves who is responsible for their kiss.

The arrival of an altruistic stranger restores J.D.'s faith in humanity and Elliot's faith in men.

Turk saves a man's life at a taco stand, but Dr. Cox takes all of the credit.