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Johnny Tremaine! Read chapters 1, 2 and the last one, just enough to pass. I could have never been Ted's dad.

*suicide. It's important how exactly Ted lost his dad.

Suicide is the most selfish thing any parent can do.

Very moving, especially if you know the full context.

Okay...Total nerd here. I listened to the entire lesson and am happy to say I agree with the way you taught EVERYTHING! However, Tom and i were taught NOT to use FUN as an adjective, as you did in the second sentence of the video. I think we all had an argument about that sometime in the past...if not with you then with your mom:) Well done!

Hoke, what show is this? 😂

My father has leukemia. He managed to go into remission for two years but it came back. Seeing JD struggle to deliver horrible news really gets me after seeing how bad leukemia can be.

Dudeeee so sigma👍

Season 1 Dr. Cox would've said no. He might've even meant it. That scene with him and Turk talking to JD in the locker room was right in more ways than one-fatherhood really does change a man.

I came here for Dr. Kim and his “pants off” rule.😂

Idk why but the scene where Turk diagnosis himself gets me and it was very clever the way she did it

Fred Bobb???

that's not confirmation bias

"That sucks" Yes it does 😒

This hits differently now that I have diabetes too 😅

That’s my team!!❤

Scrubs did "everybody lies" way before house MD did

They say it’s type two but shows the symptoms of and talk about it like it’s type one

Dr. Cox wasn't wrong though and frankly Mr. Gorman wasn't in a position to be teaching this lesson. He has wasted much time and resources that could have been better used on patients with actual conditions. The fact the he really had something this time, something he wasn't even there for since it was too soon to even have symptoms, doesn't change the fact that if you cry wolf too many times, no one is going to take you seriously when it is real. And he wasn't some chronically sick patient who is frequently there, but always with a legitimate illness. If anything Dr. Cox should have referred Mr. Gorman for a psyche eval.

because of extremely bad diet and exercise/lifestyle i gave myself diabetes during my mid to late 30s. I turned 40 and with good diet and lite but daily exercise I got rid of it. Some give me credit for not being a diabetic anymore but I think my bad choices led me their in the 1st place, its not like i was born with it/its genetic.

This was Cox’s telling J.D he loved him. As J.D would of known if the answer was no. He would have gone on a 5 minute rant. But because he knows him. He knows cox won’t say anything remotely emotional connecting to him other then anger 😂.

Except that psychiatry IS also a ''medicine side'' which requires knowing how body systems and brain work, what chemincal/hormonal imbalance and neural transmitters malfunction can lead to etcetera. Also, being psychiatrist is not just guessing people's insecurities or spouting platitudes. She was portrayed more as a therapist/analysit as opposed to a psychiatrist she was supposed to be. LOVE Scrubs but I think writers confused psychiatry with psychology here which only contributes to stigma.

Delivering Bad News isn't fun. I had tae tell my cousin that his dad had been found dead. The only way tae deal with something like that is tae power through. It's horrible, but the longer you linger, the worse it gets.

"Do you actually think I made a mistake, or do you just wish I did?" "I kind of wish you did." Gets me every time.

The hemapathologist was scary, but not actually because he was mean but because everyone was scared of hearing bad news from the results

he was supposed to check again anyway. false positives happen and they need to check before giving terminal news

best show ever made

Given his age and presentation, Ben most likely had Hairy Cell Leukemia (HCL).

The big due I've always wanted to see on Scrubs: Bed and his nephew Jack together. I so wish we could have had that

The beginning of television shows normalizing divorce and single mom homes. disgusting

" this conversation is over." That means "yes."

If Cox wouldn't have been proud he'd have said it because that's rhe guy he is. The fact he ended the conversation says to me he didn't want to admit it

1:23 HOLY SHIT IT'S BRENDAN FRASER

He succumbed to confirmation bias about Jigglyball.

“This conversation is over” we all know he said that because he can’t admit he would be

I'd like to watch Deadwood on my death bed

This is wrong and it’s a straw man, you must do a multivariat analysis, you can’t judge someone on the basis of only one informational dimension wtf

Fred Bobb??

But they treat him and Ben gets well and they live happily ever after, the end. ... don't watch it, I just told you!

It's been years since I've seen Scrubs. YEARS. I thought I could handle watching this clip without getting emotional but here I am welling up like a big baby. That sucks.

“Too much haha, pretty soon boohoo” is actually a pretty solid piece of advice lol

JD went from drinking a urine sample, to milk

"Too much haha, pretty soon boo-hoo." That.....hits hard.

Confirmation bias, lol. Will the WOKE crowd ever get sick of "new speak?"

Very wholesome

Daily reminder Scrubs despite being a comedy has been rated by actual doctors to be the most realistic medical show ever

Dr. Cox explains why you missed a 95% accuracy shot in Xcom

JD: Ben........ You have a case of the Mondays.

Dr. Kelso: Tell him my most important rule, Ted. Ted: Too much "Ha-ha", Pretty soon "Boo-Hoo". 😂😂

Their is such truth to this. You want to do the right thing but no matter what it is it somehow bites you in the ass.