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	] takes issue with the endearments ] uses on her, but naively follows ]'s advice and confronts him over it. ] begins to miss Turk's company with how busy both of them are; however J.D. suspects a post-op reaction with a patient just out of surgery might have something to do with him. Elliot and J.D. seem to be getting close, but an interruption might make the difference between being friends and something more than that.		] takes issue with the endearments ] uses on her, but naively follows ]'s advice and confronts him over it. ] begins to miss Turk's company with how busy both of them are; however J.D. suspects a post-op reaction with a patient just out of surgery might have something to do with him. Elliot and J.D. seem to be getting close, but an interruption might make the difference between being friends and something more than that.

	The ] song "]", that Dr. Wen turns out to be a great fan of, can be heard an number of times in this episode.		The ] song "]", that Dr. Wen turns out to be a great fan of, can be heard a number of times in this episode.

	== Guest appearances ==		== Guest appearances ==

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Television episode

"My Best Friend's Mistake"

"My Best Friend's Mistake" is the third episode of the American sitcom Scrubs. It originally aired as Episode 3 of Season 1 on October 9, 2001.

Episode overview

Elliot takes issue with the endearments Dr. Kelso uses on her, but naively follows Dr. Cox's advice and confronts him over it. J.D. begins to miss Turk's company with how busy both of them are; however J.D. suspects a post-op reaction with a patient just out of surgery might have something to do with him. Elliot and J.D. seem to be getting close, but an interruption might make the difference between being friends and something more than that.

The Erasure song "A Little Respect", that Dr. Wen turns out to be a great fan of, can be heard a number of times in this episode.

Guest appearances

Max Kerstein as Mr. Bidwell
P.D. Mani as Dr. Simotas
Vanessa Marshall as Becky
Robert Munns as Mr. Kavanaugh

Featured music

"A Little Respect" by Erasure (featured as a leitmotif during the episode)

External links

My Best Friend's Mistake at IMDb
Episode Summary on TV.com

Scrubs

Characters

Episodes

Season 1	"My First Day" "My Occurrence"
Season 2
Season 3	"My Screw Up"
Season 4	"My Life in Four Cameras"
Season 5	"My Way Home" "My Chopped Liver"
Season 6	"My Musical" "My Long Goodbye" "My Point of No Return"
Season 7	"My Own Worst Enemy" "My Growing Pains" "My Bad Too" "My Princess"
Season 8	"My Jerks" "My Last Words" "My ABC's" "My Nah Nah Nah" "My Finale"
Season 9	"Our First Day of School" "Our Role Models"

Soundtracks

Category

Category:

Scrubs episodes

Revision as of 23:40, 11 January 2007

Episode overview

Guest appearances

Featured music

See also

External links