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| {{Infobox Television episode | Title = My Day Off | |||
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| | Series = Scrubs | |||
| | Season = 1 | |||
| | Episode = 9 | |||
| | Guests= ] (Dr. Wen) <br /> ] (Dr. Benson) <br /> ] (Mike Davis) <br /> ] (Tommy) <br /> ] (Jennifer) <br /> ] (Admitting Nurse) <br /> ] (Tommy's brother) <br /> ] (Patient #1) | |||
| | Airdate = ], ] | |||
| | Production = S107 | |||
| | Writer = ] | |||
| | Director = ] | |||
| | Image = <!-- ] --> | |||
| | Caption = J.D. learns what it is like to be Elliot's patient | |||
| | Episode list =] | |||
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| "'''My Day Off'''" is the ninth episode of the ] ] '']''. It originally aired as Episode 9 of Season 1 on ], ]. | |||
| == Plot == | |||
| ] develops ], and has to spend ] as a patient at ]. During his treatment, he is cared for by ] and ]. J.D. complains that Elliot's ] is too cold, forcing her to re-examine how she treats patients. J.D. also has misgivings about being operated on by Turk, who J.D. still sees as an immature college student, and requests to be operated on by someone else. However, when J.D.'s condition worsens, Turk is the surgeon on-call, and so performs the operation. J.D. realises that Turk is indeed a skilled surgeon, and apologizes to him for doubting him. | |||
| Meanwhile, ] and ] fight for the attention of Dr. Benson, a retired Chief of Medicine at ] who has returned to the hospital as a patient. Kelso makes a decision that almost costs Dr. Benson his life. However, Dr. Benson ends up chiding Dr. Cox for refusing to "play the game," and for sabotaging his own career. | |||
| The episode ends with the begrudging Sacred Heart family enjoying a makeshift Thanksgiving over drinks in the local bar. | |||
| == Cultural references == | |||
| *When J.D. says "there was the Niña..." he is talking about the ships on which ] sailed to America (the ], the ], and the ]). | |||
| == Featured music == | |||
| * "Fuzzy" by ] | |||
| * "Hooch" by ] | |||
| * "The Magician" by Bobby McCall & Dontrell Mayfield | |||
| == External links == | |||
| * {{imdb episode|id=0696569|title=My Day Off}} | |||
| * {{Tv.com episode|id=91345|title=My Day Off}} | |||
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Television episode| "My Day Off" |
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"My Day Off" is the ninth episode of the American situation comedy Scrubs. It originally aired as Episode 9 of Season 1 on November 20, 2001.
Plot
J.D. develops appendicitis, and has to spend Thanksgiving as a patient at Sacred Heart Hospital. During his treatment, he is cared for by Elliot and Turk. J.D. complains that Elliot's bedside manner is too cold, forcing her to re-examine how she treats patients. J.D. also has misgivings about being operated on by Turk, who J.D. still sees as an immature college student, and requests to be operated on by someone else. However, when J.D.'s condition worsens, Turk is the surgeon on-call, and so performs the operation. J.D. realises that Turk is indeed a skilled surgeon, and apologizes to him for doubting him.
Meanwhile, Dr. Cox and Dr. Kelso fight for the attention of Dr. Benson, a retired Chief of Medicine at Sacred Heart Hospital who has returned to the hospital as a patient. Kelso makes a decision that almost costs Dr. Benson his life. However, Dr. Benson ends up chiding Dr. Cox for refusing to "play the game," and for sabotaging his own career.
The episode ends with the begrudging Sacred Heart family enjoying a makeshift Thanksgiving over drinks in the local bar.
Cultural references
- When J.D. says "there was the Niña..." he is talking about the ships on which Christopher Columbus sailed to America (the Niña, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria).
Featured music
- "Fuzzy" by The Incredible Moses Leroy
- "Hooch" by Everything
- "The Magician" by Bobby McCall & Dontrell Mayfield
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