Scrubs

Medical intern John "J.D." Dorian embarks on a career at a hospital.

J.D. seeks help from Dr. Cox when he fails to get a cancer patient to stop smoking.

J.D. feels abandoned when Turk becomes occupied with his new girlfriend and work.

J.D. bonds with an elderly patient who refuses treatment for her failing kidneys.

J.D. discovers Dr. Cox has falsely allotted medical insurance.

J.D. treats a demanding, demeaning patient who is also a hospital board member.

A gifted rival intern challenges J.D. for the attention of the attending doctors.

Television cameras capture J.D. and Turk as they save a protester in front of a strip club.

As Thanksgiving Day nears, J.D. has appendicitis, and it turns out Turk will be his surgeon.

J.D. gets a new nickname, and his relationship with Nurse Carla evolves.

Reality encroaches upon Turk's Christmas celebration; J.D. tapes the birth of a baby.

Dr. Cox challenges the staff to not lose any patients before his shift ends at midnight.

Emergency calls interrupt J.D.’s repeated attempts at wooing a former patient.

J.D.’s relationship with a social worker makes Elliot jealous and suspicious.

J.D. and Elliot struggle to keep their blossoming romance secret.

J.D. hopes to improve his relationship with Dr. Cox when the doctor appears on his doorstep.

J.D.'s harsh treatment of a medical student has an unintended effect.

Carla accuses J.D. of avoiding a terminally ill patient because the man was mean-spirited.

The three interns experience emotional distress when their parents visit.

J.D. gets a lesson in competitiveness; Elliot gets a crush on a patient.

Elliot's work schedule makes her question if she can devote time to a relationship with Sean.

J.D. sees the human side of Dr. Cox when he delivers bad news to the doctor's good friend.

J.D. believes Dr. Cox is having trouble dealing with his friend's potentially terminal illness.

Elliot and J.D. help to get surgery for an elderly man who has no health insurance.