Cox impression! D poster in the janitors' lounge - The "Free Stuff" box, and the janitor claiming everything - Janitor's flashback: "Never again!! FelicityNerd, those were some excellent moments, especially the Dr. Cox impression. I also liked: 1. The Janitor's handshake. Cox talking with JD both times the patient died 3. Cox pulling JD in front of him to block his view of Kelso 4. The deranged make history"-Chris Titus.
Find More Posts by Gaelicmaiden. It's all right, dear. No harm, no foul. My parents had to ask me why I was laughing so hard upstairs. During a commerical break, I told them about Kelso jigging with the banjo.
Great to see Randall's back. He's awesome and kicks ass. My favorite line was Turk to J. I was too busy having sex with a woman. Anybody got any screen caps? The storyline with Turk and the newly arrived Dr. Kelso and The Todd are continually making remarks tied to issues of gender in the workplace. The next generation of bubbly Save time, money, and ultimately help save the planet by forgoing your La Croix.
Bob Kelso. John C. McGinley Dr. Perry Cox as Dr. Perry Cox. Charles Rahi Chun Dr. Wen as Dr. Wen as Charles Chun. Robert Maschio Todd as Todd. Michael Coleman Janitor 1 as Janitor 1. Frank Encarnacao Dr. Mickhead as Dr. Zaid Farid Mr. Strauss as Mr. Lily Goff Gaby as Gaby. Martin Klebba Randall as Randall. Donald Sage Mackay Doctor as Doctor. Cox: Goodness gracious. Suddenly I'm getting the most intense headache. Lemme see if this relieves the pain. Cox: Better. I could do this all day!
Kelso: You know, Perry, since Dr. Dorian was on time and you were busy in the break room coming up with that hilarious "better-worse" bit, maybe you should answer to him all day. Cox: You know, my head's probably going to melt when I say this but Kelso's idea wasn't half bad. Letting you run this place for a day would be a great educational experience.
And, come on, let's face facts -- the training bra's got to come off eventually. So, it's your show, Debbie. Is this moment just the way you always pictured it? Carla: Turk, I just got off of a hour shift. I'm starving and I have yet to take a single bathroom break -- which, by the way, is why I'm dancing a little -- and you want me to run home, search through your nasties, and bring back your lucky 'do-rag?
Kelso: Nurse Espinosa, your shift ended nine minutes ago. How is it that your time card isn't punched out? Turk: Dr. Kelso, how is it that you had an ambulance take you to your dinner reservation last night just so you wouldn't lose it?
Turk: Because I'm the "homeboy" you screamed at to get my "ghettomobile" off the road. Kelso takes a breath to say something, but realizes he doesn't have a leg to stand on. He leaves. Carla: Turk! I don't need you to fight my battles for me. It makes me look like I can't defend myself! After considering it briefly, she raises it to her lips. Just then, her phone rings. Carla: [on phone] Hello? She hangs up and leaps off the couch, passing the bathroom without a second glance as she heads out the door.
The problem in that is that Rowdy's in there, with a very important-looking Tabasco 'do-rag on his head. Strauss, I don't wanna tell you how to live your life, but maybe you should avoid eating sushi from the Gas 'n' Go. Cox: Yes. Yes, you are. Fortunately, though, your vitals are normal, so we'll check back with you in a little while.
Cox: Sounds to me like angina. Look, Newbie, if you leave this hospital knowing only one thing -- and, God save me, it seems like there's a pretty good chance that just might happen -- let that one thing be this: that medicine is a collaborative effort.
And that means that your opinion is just as important as mine. So, let's see if you got the gobstoppers to take the lead. Be me!
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