SCRUBS "My Musical" real DOCTOR reaction | Medical drama review 

What the heck!

That's just not right

So either the adults knew the show it was from, or they’re homophobic

I lost it because I've heard it in Yuuri on Ice crack vids 😂

How can someone not like this song 🙈

Great episode

Secretly a former folk singer. Great episode.

sydo honestly if he reviews every season episode the subs he would have 😊👋👌🏾

Exactly👌

We'll even make it easier for you. Just pretend seasons 9 & 10 don't exist. That's what everyone else does.

We can pretend season 9 doesn't exist, but AFAIK there actually was no season 10.

Hehehe I'll keep following the requests and what I find fun, so maybe I'll look back in 5 years and we'll have done them all!

Out of all the possible ways a psychological break can manifest, that's probably one of the best.

Talk to people with synesthesia. There're definitely some medical maladies and neuroses that sound at least more pleasant than the alternative, but it's not always sunshine and rainbows. For instance, one of the most common forms of synesthesia, itself a condition that can manifest as seeing colors where you see words, or the touch of something having a specific smell in your brain, etc... Is Misphonia. Misphonia is a condition that causes irrational emotional reactions in response to sound, as well as other reactions on top of that. For instance, in my case, chewing, lip smacking, excessive white noise, or even just discordant chatter can make me irrationally angry at pretty much anything around me. Velcro tearing, markers on paper, and some other similar noises make the back of my throat itch. It's unpleasant, to say the least.

As someone who has, I wish mine was that nice lol

haha! True!

When I was studying psychology/neurobiology one case study I remember seeing was of a person who was having small seizures in the pleasure processing area's of their brain, they experienced a blissful sensation and felt that 'god was talking to them' and refused treatment because of that, which was really sad because their brain was destroying parts of itself, but it felt good so they refused to treat the problem. I still wonder sometimes how that case turned out long term.

I can't believe I'd never seen this episode; was brilliant

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Yeah, this guy’s awesome. Way better than Dr. Mike’s reactions. He takes every joke or exaggeration so fucking literally it’s so annoying.

I appreciate him understanding it's entertainment and not a documentary of a real hospital.

Also he seems to be enjoying the show for what it is, a comedy about doctors and nurses.

Looking forward to doing some more!

And the cutest but you are too Jesus! Woof 🌈

And the most important song that goes like : babababa ba ba ba ba --- baba baba ba - ba -- baba ba

@@HunHaze I believe this belongs to you, W lol 😂

HunHaze 😂😂😂

its guy love betweeennn twoo guyssss...... shit these song still stuck in my head

There's an electric ukelele?

@Knowtheledge Thelastdayz some case were from other's perspective.

@Knowtheledge Thelastdayz Well, it's a bit complicated really. I've studied storytelling in it's various forms (and watched all of Scrubs a good couple of times) and I'd say it is as much from JD's prespective as you could more or less exspect from a show. Since there is no 'text' beside what is said in the scenes (as there would be in a book or a written play) many clues concerning the perspective are missing, so to speak. Movies or shows are almost never from someone's direct perspective since this would logically involve a first person view which was done before (see the movie 'Hardcore Henry') but not often. However the clues that CAN be found mostly point toward the show being from his perspective: We almost exclusively follow him around during the show and while there are a few scenes without him or episodes where we follow Turk, Elliott or even others, these are far and few between and in the latter case are clearly exceptions to the rule. We also hear JD's thoughts and even see his daydreams which in stories is a good indicator of perspective. Lastly the episode titles (except in the ninth season, which is clearly it's own seperate thing) are all in the format 'My ...' which refers to JD as can be seen in many cases. All in all it is absolutely fair to say that Scrubs is told from JD's perspective with room for the usual exceptions to the rule. Storytelling is just not always as clear cut as we would think or like it to be.

@@joelf1 You forgot that he also acts as a narrator. We usually hear his inner monologue and see his daydreams. That's why the series is from his perspective, there are exceptions though. And the last season is about the new students, with Lucy as the narrator, as JD's journey at Sacred Heart is over.

Good dialog, good points

The singing only occurs when the patient is present, so it's clearly from her perspective. Also, the actor who plays the patient was on the broadway version of Avenue Q, so perhaps she mentally associates singing with dancing a lot more than the rest of us do.

Was just thinking the same

So you'd rather be insulted rather than treated nicely and respectfully... Good choice👍

@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 I guess it depends on the patient, "Your Cuckoo-pants" adds levity to what the patient may be thinking is a dire situation, it may calm them down or break any sort of mental downward spiral they may be having. psychosis can be serious but it also treatable so adding levity could actually stop them from exacerbating the condition.

@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 You cannot pretend to be wOkE but also be sarcastic and condescending towards people when they say how they would prefer to have their diagnosis delivered. Don't be a hypocrite. Some people prefer a funny and cute way and others serious and boring. It's a matter of preference. Even tho I'd personally choose the later, that doesn't mean I'll be a bitch towards those who prefer something else

Jelly Bean- I thought the same thing about him being a real-life JD and that was BRILLIANT of you to show to your daughter!

at 10:00 I feel like he looks like a young Michael Keaton

This is a brilliant use of the song and I will now be recommending this to all of my friends with kids :)

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If he did the entire episode his video would probably be hours long.

Yes, I would like to know what Dr Hope thinks of the Janitor, but as he's not involved in the medical stories I don't know if that will ever come up. Knife-wreeeennnnnch! For kids!

Thread Bomb he's doctor Jan Itor, chief of medicine at sacred heart and saved a very important patient who had a lightbulb stuck up his... behind

@@ThreadBomb I don't know what doctors think of him, but as a med student I know I love him the most. He's the most interesting character.

@@Jkjoannaki it's a shame Bill Lawrence confirmed the Janitors name. I always loved the idea that he was really Neil Flynn (as in the episode where JD sees him in "The Fugitive")

Have you considered taking up crimefighting, because that sounds a lot like a better version of Daredevil. I jest, of course but I genuinely think that, as far as afflictions go, that's one of the benefactory ones.

You are not the first person to suggest that. Great minds think alike. But my attention span is very bad and it takes a certain sort of auditory information to stick. Sounds like traffic and people walking is extremely loud to me but when there's too many different noises in one spot that I have to focus on my brain shuts down and I zone out. It's sort of like having to restart a computer after it freezes

damn, that's pretty fascinating

Is there a name for this condition? That’s fascinating I want to learn more

If you haven't watched his video on hospice care, where he also sings, you'll want to. Bring tissues!

I was thinking the same thing. Doctor, good-looking, plays the guitar and sings, British accent. I'm like "this isn't fair to all us other men out there".

In one of the other Scrubs reviews he mentions how in the early days of studying medicine you're actually encouraged to do things like take up instruments and hobbies and the like because once you start working at a hospital there's not much room for those kinds of things.

Turns out he can also draw, as seen from roughly 14 to 17 minutes in.

You are awesome too! Don't think that you can't do anything :O Btw can you speak german? Cuz of your name ''undankbar'' it's a german word and I'm german xD But yeah I agree he can sing pretty good :D

The Doctor's better :)

Why would the doctor thing not work out? He's clearly competent, passionate about the medical field and compassionate!

Yup my last word is a very deep and moving episode

My Long Goodbye is my favorite. Judy Reyes breaks me every time with her performance. It doesn’t get enough love. Everyone goes to the Brendan Frazier episode but this is it for me 😢

Welcome on board! Ed

What I remember most about that ep is the hotdogs.

Hehehe, yeh pretty much had to pause the video, spend 10 minutes trying to find a lighter in my house, then watch the song again :)

Awww nice!

absolutely agree! I love "My Jiggly Ball" as well since it shows Kelso's sideof the Hospital and his struggle to make the right decisions (would be cool to know if it's actually how it works irl)

AND “GUY LOVE”! I know no one cares, but I was so ashamed of myself for forgetting it I had to mention it.

Yes! It has served me well!

Perfect name Doc

jordandan96 i agree👍🏻

I watched Grey's Anatomy's musical episode after Scrub's so was disappointed by Grey's

I honestly want to see him react to the episode of ER where the Helicopter landed and killed one of the doctors. (After he lost his arm cut off by another helicopter.) That is as over the top as it gets. As for the Grey’s Musical episode I saw that before Scrubs and it was enough to make me think “Man, live action shows should NEVER do a musical episode unless it’s That 70’s Show.” This show proved me so insanely wrong.

I gotta tell you, though, as much as I love Grey's, it is one of the least medically accurate TV shows out there. So you might NOT want to see it here. :)

Grey‘s anatomy sucks balls and Scrubs is the greatest show of all time.

Yeh it's a work in progress; still get many comments on it's likeness to 'suck notes' :)

We also like to use the term "Smashing in the back door". Though, it's obviously 'horses for courses' with when to use which.

I got way too excited when I realised he was about to explain all the things that go together.

Finished! This was the best episode of Sick Notes. I hope this continues.

Toni Broad oh my gosh I am not the only one thinking that.

JOHNLOCKS CHILD

Dashaa F. Totally agree xxx

If that fairly dry explanation of medical things made you sick, you may have a real problem.