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"My Drive-By" is the 92nd episode of the American sitcom Scrubs. It originally aired on April 26, 2005.

Plot

Turk saves a man's life at a local taco stand. He tries to keep the information to himself, not wanting to brag. Dr. Cox, who had assisted, tells an altered form of the story around the hospital, claiming all the credit for the life-saving. This drives Turk to distraction; he ultimately yells out that it was all him.

Dr. Cox's efforts are to prove to Turk that a healthy ego is needed; this pushes Turk into performing surgery on a patient who needs his gallbladder removed.

Dr. Kelso also gets a hold of a Rascal Scooter, a small vehicle that allows him to motor around the hospital (and visit patients) with a miminum of walking. The scooter's effects on the floor, random black marks, enrages the hospital Janitor, who makes plans to nuetralize it. In the end, the Scooter, pilot-less, falls off the roof of the hospital.

Producers

• Bill Lawrence - Executive Producer
• Randall Winston - Producer
• Eric Weinberg - Co-Executive Producer
• Matt Tarses - Co-Executive Producer
• Tim Hobert - Co-Executive Producer
• Neil Goldman - Co-Executive Producer
• Garrett Donovan - Co-Executive Producer
• Gabrielle Allan - Co-Executive Producer
• Bill Callahan - Co-Executive Producer
• Tad Quill - Co-Executive Producer
• Mike Schwartz - Producer
• Debra Fordham - Co-Producer
• Mark Stegemann - Co-Producer
• Janae Bakken Co-Producer
• Liz Newman - Co-Producer
• Danny Rose - Associate Producer

Note: some producers may also be writers

Writers

• Bill Lawrence - Head Writer/Creator
• Angela Nissel - Story Editor

Note: some writers may also be producers

External links

• "My Drive-By" at IMDb

• Scrubs episodes