Has anyone seen the show High Potential yet? So far really liking it!

Now we've only got one shot to convince Dr. Cox to let us sing for the sick kids in pediatrics

I started a few months ago to work in a hospital, is in Spain so is a whole diferent healthcare system but still there are some moments when i feel the things that are in the show. The other day i have to move a patient with a really nasty look (i wont go into specifics if you are sensible) and that was like "my monster episode". I had those images all day in my head

Which couple of episodes (preferably sequenced) do you think have the best chance to hook someone to the show. I have this friend whom I know would love the show, but the special effects / storylines in the first couple of episodes don’t seem to hook them.

I’ve recently been trying to learn how to do the Dr Cox teeth/fingerless whistle, but can’t get it. Early this year, when I first tried it, I couldn’t get it at all, possibly because at the time I had very bad teeth and could feel air flowing out constantly, despite following instructions on the whistle. However, a few months ago I got braces and my teeth are straightening, so would that help or was it just a skills issue?

Both have the following. A head doctor who is very notably sarcastic, miserable inside, insensitive/direct, lives alone and acts like he hates people and only does his job, which he values doing properly, but that isn’t entirely true. His ex wife is a recurring character, he has feelings for a younger character, and has a superior who he regularly has conflicts and with. He supervises three young people primarily, a bald black man, a white man, and a white woman, the last two having on and off romantic tensions. He eventually shaves his head in the later seasons as well.

Every rewatch, I hear that song and hope that someone would have figured it out by now. Sounds like it could be a hit, but no tune Finding app will pick it up. Odds are low, but here's hoping to the many of us out here who have been waiting 10 years lol. Time stamp at the song start is 19:21. Here's to hoping!

Should also apply to the girl who's husband was in a coma

I firmly believe that the Janitor’s real name is Neil Flynn (the actor’s real name). Think about it. When JD discovered he had a cameo in “The fugitive”, he confirmed it. Which means that his real name can be found on the credits. My theory is that they play around with the Janitor’s name as a running joke because all along it’s just Neil Flynn being himself (he is known for improvising a lot of iconic dialogues). Feel free to try to change my viewpoint.

I'm on my infinite rewatch and the list of grievances is many, but I'll keep it short to just a couple that are truly awful behavior, especially of a doctor.

When she takes the fellowship, she starts stealing hospital supplies from Sacred Heart.

When she loses the fellowship, she ends up having to treat Kelso for an STD and uses that to blackmail him to get her job back at Sacred Heart.

She gets the private practice gig, and then when Cox needs help because they don't have a spectral camera so he can see his patient's heart better, she tries to hold the private practice camera hostage over him saying he can only use it if he goes to her wedding.

These are abhorrent behaviors. And lastly, one that has always irked me, that throughout the show, she often likes to tell Dr. Cox that he's never helped or supported her at all, despite, the dozens possibly upon dozens of occasions this is downright untrue....from punching Kelso in the face to teaching her to take time for herself so she doesn't end up jumping off the roof, just to name a couple

Honorable mention: Bitching about suddenly being "poor" when her dad cuts her off. She's literally, as she said, never had to pay for anything in her life...and she has made money...so she definitely has a nice little nest egg for herself and no bills up until that point

JD is usually the one narrating an episode but sometimes other people narrate. These episodes are referred to as stories? Do you have a favourite story episode?

If you haven't seen, Christa Miller plays a very similar character to Jordan Sullivan in a show called Shrinking. The show also has Harrison Ford and Jason Segel and it's been great so far. If you're looking for a new show to watch, you should check it out. It also has Neil Flynn/ Janitor in a couple episodes

Okay so im watching scrubs for the fourteenth time and noticing for the first time that turk os just a master at misdirection specifically whenever hes in an argument with carla that hes losing ground on or is too emotional to respond to properly he calls carlas heritage into question something hes been called on multiple times but always “seems” to forget. He uses the time arguing about her heritage to either come up with a better defense of his position or changes his position completely to end the argument amicably.

Found online: https://www.vudu.com/content/browse/details/Scrubs-The-Complete-Series-Bundle-/1446738

Rick Glassman, Take Your Shoes Off

November 5, 2024 • 100 mins

Rick Glassman is an actor and comedian. You know him from the TV show Undateable and the film A Futile and Stupid Gesture. But you probably know Rick best for his hit podcast Take Your Shoes Off, where he gets personal about his life and the Autism level 1 diagnosis he received when he was 30.

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Post-Rewatch episode discussions

• Matthew Hussey Goes Deep on Relationships
• Isabelle Fuhrman Will Try to Fix You
• Brian Baumgartner's Not Kevin IRL
• Get Into Our Car, Heather Graham!
• Henry Winkler, Let it Percolate
• Still Talkin' Bout Sex, Baby with Vanessa and Xander Marin
• Aisha Tyler for President!
• Our Surgeon Friend with Dr. Daren Bagsby
• Craig Robinson, Can You Take My Name Off the List, Please?
• "Do You Accept This Assignment?" with Mission Implausible
• Tony Hale, Fear is Here to Help You
• You Might Want to Buckle Up, Baby with Billy Dee Williams
• Jon Cryer, Donald's Real Best Friend

• Scrubs Rewatch episode discussions

I find it realistic. Probably the most realistic medical show ever. I'm guessing physicians in USA would find it even more relatable!