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- This episode of scrubs is all about mentorship and bias. I reflect on intravenous fluids, feedback culture in the hospital, and hirsutism! In this episode, we are in season 5! When Dr Kelso discovers a bird in the hospital, he asks Janitor to get rid of it, but he likes it so much he keeps it as a pet. JD tries to find a way to remove Keith so that he can retain his favourite but incompetent intern.
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Dr. Acula never gets published iirc, but we do get to see some scenes in the S5 ep "My urologist". 🧛♂️
"what's a mike and ike?"
It's such a shame that it wasn't publish
I remember towards the start of the pandemic, the video of Kelso talking about how infections are spread was shared around on social media to explain why cleanliness and handwashing are so important to stop the spread of diseases.
RE : Pens
When I was a student nurse living on ramen, I had a $200 Montblanc pen that I found. I still have it. And I know exactly who it belonged to. With literally anybody else I would've returned it, even if they weren't my favorite person. But this guy was, to quote Cox and Kelso, "A bastard-covered bastard with bastard filling."
My most expensive pen was a $50 Cross. It was engraved with my name. Someone else has it now. It was my full name.
I think constipation/fecal impaction made the patient septic, not the Mike & Ike. Cabbage meant to give the patient a suppository, and instead inserted the Mike and Ike, which would not have relieved the patient's constipation, causing sepsis. Also, Mike and Ike's are "fruit" flavored candies.
Zach Braff (JD) recently teased about his desire for a Scrubs Reunion where JD and Turk make Dr. Acula into a Broadway Show.
One of the best episodes. The blend of seriousness, character development, and humor is brilliant. Very few shows like this.
I would love to see the 'life in the day of a hospital pen'. I'm a nurse and I swear there is a pen alternate universe somewhere. 😂
"its just water"...yeah thats how it starts :P
that "pen in a hospital" shortfilm idea sounds great!
Truth about the pens. If you get a good one then it never leaves your hand or you’ll never see it again. Carry an extra for others to “borrow” and another for patients to use
You’ve gotta do a review of the musical episode of scrubs sometime… the poo song is a family favorite! 🤣
Yes! It’s called My Musical and I think it’s in series 6.
I still love the duet between turk and jd. Guy love
Mike and Ike is a candy in the US, mostly sold at movie theaters. It's almost like a big jelly bean.
Except it's licorice flavored, just to warn non-Americans who don't like licorice
@@Pratchettgaiman I think the licorice flavored one is Good n Plenty, isnt it?
@@m4tth3w967 you are indeed correct, good n plenty are licorice flavored, while Mike n Ike's are "fruit" flavored.
You should definitely react to the next episode! It focuses on how doctors cope with grief when one of their patients is passing away, which I imagine is also really relevant during COVID.
I can't get enough of these Scrubs reactions. No other movie/series reaction channel I watch do whole episodes like this without a lot of cutting/editing/muting though I understand why. But I will appreciate it as long as it lasts with just pauses and no cuts. Plus you're a fun guy who likes Scrubs and understand it's deliberate weaknesses for it's more thought provoking stengths and humor, add in your personal experience and stories (serious and funny) and medical knowledge sharing. It's a great thing that hopefully keeps up a while longer before TH-cam picks up the scent :P
I think TH-cam doesn't care unless the video has ads on it? (monetized).
@@chrispbacon5313 Nope, I get copyright claims up the wazoo on all my reactions and I'm not monetized lol. Perhaps its the production companies or distributors that send out claims, but I'm sure Disney own Scrubs now so I'm not sure how the heck Doc gets his reaction up in full. I'd love to know though.
Great reaction as always, and I second the requests for part 2, "My five stages", which is, as it's name implies, about grief (also coincidentally timely for the Senua playthrough as well)
Should be out next week!!
Happy birthday!!
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The description by Kelso of the passing of infections, is so amazing. Love you reactions, keep em coming. Cheers.
there are only a handful of shows that can make me laugh and cry in the same episode, and scrubs is one of them.
I love your reactions. Having grown up the first 21 years of my life in Hospital and having had over 30 surgeries, I love seeing people react to Scrubs, a show that brought me many years of laughter. I also like how you explain certain things while watching. I have such huge respect for all doctors, I would not have lived this long without them. What I love about Scrubs is the motional side of it, the way they feel when they make mistakes, when they lose a patient. Doctors do such amazing work but also can feel such depression and self questioning when things go wrong and they shouldn't. They're human, mistakes happen and as sad as it is, you don't help other patients by shutting down. You push forward and try to do better for the next patients, if not for yourself, for the memory of the ones you've lost. In their honor. At least that's how I see it.
The doctors always steal pens in my hospital, so that brought a bright pink pen, black ink of course, in the hope that it wouldn't go missing, the doctors still walked off with it.
Do it the other way around. Black pen, actually a highlighter in disguise. They ruin your day, now you can ruin theirs 😂
About where the pens go, I can tell you. Find the closest IT person and they'll probably have at least 10 on them. I don't know why but subconsciously we seem to collect pens, I have draws full of them and none of them are mine and I have no idea where or how I got them.
Been working i hospitalssettings for over 10 years… this show is allways the best at capteuring how it feels.
Also everyone makes misstakes its up to everyone to help eachother to catch them before they get rally bad.
I was an ER Scribe at a few hospitals in NW Indiana and one them, I shit you not, had the BEST chili I've ever had in my life. Seriously.
Man, I love this channel so much. Hard to find reactions to episodes beyond the musical and my fallen idol, I hope you continue doing em since it seems like you're enjoying the show.
Dont know if you've done this episode yet, but a great episode to review would be "My Super Ego
" in season 1. It's hard to say why without ruining it though.
When you were describing the pen idea all I could think of is the beginning of Lord of war following a bullet
The humor, the heart...Scrubs could make one feel less alone in the world.
Brilliant! Love this episode. 😆
We absolutely need to see you do the next episode as well! I've seen a few reactors watch this one but then they don't watch the continuation afterwards and it leaves me hanging every time because it's such a good one. So I'm glad you said you want to do it.
Off-topic but dope pfp
@@sean_mccadden thanks bro
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Another great reaction! Keep it up!
🙂 annnnnnnnd another great episode/reaction video! Thank you once again for this! Genuinely enjoy the style in which you film them! Also, that pen/video idea sounds pretty cool! 😎
Another great reaction and insightful one as well
Man that pumpkin bit only gets funnier with time lol
Love this channel I remember watching this show with a loved one those were definitely the best years 😊
I really like that you’re sharing a lot more of the medical info. You’re doing an awesome job at that and with the really heartfelt commentary has made this my fav medical react channel
Loved the reaction! Hope you'll do a lot more Scrubs reactions!
I love your Scrubs reactions and hope you do part 2 as it's also one of my all-time favorites - subscribed :)
This is the channel I didn’t know I needed! New sub or here! Your temperament is perfect for this. U interject just enough at just the right times, and are quiet when appropriate and I appreciate that you give real, human emotion to your reactions. I also love that you suspend belief enough for us to stay emotionally involved with the storyline. This is one of my favorite shows of all time! Well done!🖤✨
This episode really does hit home more with today's times then when I first saw it.
The next one is heavy, but looking forward to your reaction!!
@22:42 I don't know what it is about that camera depth that just triggers something in everyone that a vehicle is about to come by and hit him. I'm convinced Hollywood has just played this exact depth perception for vehicles hitting people and now no matter what as soon as we see this depth perception on someone we assume they're about to get hit.
I would 1000% watch a short about a pen in a hospital. Sounds neat!
🔥🐘🙌 great reaction and yeah...do part 2 now. better yet see the entire show as one big multi part episode ❤
'Its just water' he says 🤣🤣🤣
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Great reaction. I always feel more educated after watching one of your Scrubs videos.
I came for the great sitcom; I stayed for the lessons.
Absolutely love your Life of A Pen idea Dr. Syl! I think the idea is awesome and I sincerely believe a quote I heard some time ago... "it costs you nothing to encourage an artist" - Kevin Smith. 🎃RIP Turk Jr
I love the little bit of carryover with the clicky top pen. Because fans will remember that Cox had Carla order a whole bunch of twisty bottom pens just to mess with Kelso.
What's happened here is the title having cabbage in it making me think of bubble & squeak. Now I'm hungry 😂😋
MRSA is very commonly contracted in long term care facilities and hospitals in the states.
is this your first sponsor? if so congratulations !!! also please do the whole series
Guys join my discord it’s fun!
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Several years back and manage the water company so we have to do multiple test to make sure the water doesn’t have contaminants in it but most importantly you have to check for bacteria and our particular case for E. coli every month because we’re small water company and we never had a problem with it but it’s a little bit stressful
There are been instance around the United States were the maintenance has failed and caused entire city to get sick
Mike and Ikes are oblong fruit-flavored chewy candies that come in several colors and varieties, including cherry, strawberry, orange, lemon, and lime.
Another great vid. Your demeanor is so calming. I get permagrin when I watch these vids of yours. Keep them coming sir. Hopefully your part 2 comes sooner than later.
I was hospitalised due to crohns disease and I gotta say I don't know if it was the fact I hadn't eaten a full meal in almost a year but I was in love with the hospital food after being pumped of drugs 😂
8:28 OCD/PD - Most of the time, I can't help but to see daily life in this way, in terms of feeling dirty.
BTW, your pen in hospital short film idea is brilliant.
for another good episode about mentorship, theres an earlier one season one episode 17, My Student which is a pretty good episode too.
As a 911 dispatcher of many years, I often, unintentionally, end calls for EMS, once they're on scene with, "Ok, have a great day." even when they've watched a loved one die. Every time it comes out I'm like, "OMFG. I said it. Whyyyyy!?"
I used to be a nurse. I quickly developed a policy of My pen does not leave my body, if I HAVE to lend it to a doctor it does not leave my sight until I get it back. Only doctors need to borrow a pen, literally everyone else has their own
Hahah, your pen film is like JD's Dr. Acula project. You must make it now!
Hi, doctor Syl, I love your voice ❤ so cute
I would definitely watch a lost pen film. I work in an animal hospital, and I lose pens all the time. I accidentally steal then too 😂
You should react to mental health in Bojack Horseman
Hi Dr Syl!
NO! Dr. Acula is never a finished production but it is a running joke every so often.
HOWEVER
JD’s actor Zach Braff and Turks actor Donald Faison both fantasize about making it a completed production
Haha I have my own unfinished fantasy production..
When I had a few months stay in a hospital once I could walk I would go to the cafeteria almost every evening to eat. The food there wasn't very good but it was way better than what they brought around but I'm a fussy eater so that would explain it. I'd usually just get sandwiches, though breakfast was my favuorite, getting weetabix and toast in the morning was always worth looking forward to.
5:35 "Just water" suuuuure... ;)
To my knowledge Dr Acula never got finished unfortunately . :/
The episodes "My missed perception" & "My urologist" have scenes of Dr. Acula
Mike & Ike is this DOOODDYYYYYYY american candy, its so bad. Its like the halloween candy you are pissed off that you get.
My mom had an infection while in the hospital after her knee replacement. She didn't made it out of that hell hole. She had MRSA and it turned into sepsis...
At about 24:40, "I hope you never see me again," you reminded me of a time I went to the emergency room over an abscess. I get navel abscesses all the time, sometimes dental, and they always resolved themselves. My right eye was almost entirely closed and I look like I chipmunked a small lemon into my cheek. He initially wanted some scans done, I told him my medical history, he wrote the prescription, and I missed exactly one day of work. I called the hospital after about 2-3 days, to let him know I appreciated that he listened to me _and_ I could tell he was super drained by the time he got to me. The nurse I talked to said he wouldn't be in for another week. Dude was such a legend.
A really fun video/series would be for you to play The Sims Doctor career (need The Sims 4 and Get to Work DLC) and to see how fast you can get from level 1 of the career to level 10.
I’d watch the ‘Life of Pen’ short film :)
The comments about pens going missing made me laugh so hard.
When I worked for a specialist in Sydney as his Admin Assistant. Every time he would come out of his consulting room he would take a pen from our desk to use for the billing slip and then pocket the pen and go back in, despite still having about ten pens in his pockets. He would then leave his lab coat in the room at the end of the day and we would take out huge handfuls of pens then redistribute them through the practice and the cycle would begin again the next day.
When I went back to a GP practice (that I eventually managed for a few years before leaving) I became really aware of the way the doctors and nurses would come out with a pen in their pockets (clearly visible) and then use pens from the front desk and take them back to their rooms. Highlighters too. Most of the time we would find them again later and redistribute them but I still had to order so many pens to replace the ones that just got taken home because they wouldn't pay attention to what was in their pockets before they left for the day. Even keys to the basement would go home with one of the doctors. LOL I imagine it is the same at the hospitals.
18:58 Funny you say that because whenever I test myself at work, I actually hope for the test to be positive just so I can spend some time at home despite the fact that I'm technically not sick. I work at day care, it is rough lol
I've had two different experiences as a vegan in hospitals:
1) amazing food. Like... better than what I would make at home sometimes. (sadly the rest of the clinic was meh) and the chef actually told us to tell him any extras he should watch out for.
2) rice with tomatosauce. 6/7 days a week. Complained like 10x. Nothing. Also the rice was clumped together and dry... and what was worse... so was the tomatosauce.
so yeah... It depends on the hospital!
awesome keep it up :)
Mike and Ike's is an American candy. Pretty much caramelized high fructose corn syrup in candies with 5 fruit flavors/colors. They're pretty delicious. Can be found for sale at grocery stores and movie theaters
Thanks to this video I'm now imagining the opening to Lord of War but with a pen instead of a bullet.
"It's water" *takes massive swig of pure vodka*
4:59 Oh wow, is that Roger Murdock? The pilot?
I don't know about foreign hospitals, but here in the US there's a statistically high probability of a patient being released with clinical malnutrition after an extended hospital stay. US hospital food is notoriously awful, and nutritionally empty.
you know, for a very cranky dude like Kareem, he sure does appear in a lot of comedy shows. 😁
Your pen movie has a potential connection to this episode - Hospital Pen: Covid Edition. The exact same idea you had but with the same premise from this episode of visible transmissibility
Dr. Acula is till this day never published. But Zach and Donald (JD and Turk) really want to make a short movie/movie.
And they know their fans want it too. Just listen to their podcast “Fake doctors, real friends. With Zach and Donald”. That podcast is funny and you learn a lot about a lot to be honest.
My longest stay at a hospital was 22 days being treated for viral meningoencephalitis. I did get 3 meals a day and as many tea and biscuits I wanted (this was in Scotland after all), and while I am a bit to a lot food cautious I can't really say that the food there was bad because it was really good. Not the stereotypical bad hospital food you always hear about.
I can't prove it, obviously, but I had on and off dental issues for a few years and some of my worst infections occurred after ingesting candy (something I did very infrequently) bacteria do like their sugar...
Food: Depends on the hospital. When I was at MD anderson and Methodist, there were menus, suited to every type of surgery, with great food.
When I did my residency in South Carolina, they were growing some of their own vegetables and herbs, and had an actual chef overseeing the food line in the cafeteria. It was crazy excellent. When I did med student rotations at Coney Island, they were accidentally handing out cruddy ham sandwiches to the Jews.
Oh the whole green infection spread is weird. I didn't experience this in med school but as part of my mom's nursing training in the extreme wayback, they were shown an educational video (in an OR) of how a contamination then spreads over everything. I think they used the color red, but still, weird.
I've literally just come out of hospital. Diagnosed with crohns, diverticulitis and a bowel perf. The food they gave me were not even close to the diet I was supposed to receive. Ended up causing a massive row with the gastrodoctors, dieticians vs the catering staff was quite an experience.
In our hospital, if a patient asks for something, they can get it. We've had diabetics that have asked for chocolate cake and tea full of sugar, of course it sends their blood sugar through the roof. Then we need to deal with that,it's very irritating.
That’s one of my concerns about ending up in a hospital. I’ve been on a special diet for over half my life. Had to see a gastroenterologist for the first time at age 10.
@@heathergarnham9555 that's it, but the stupid thing was they put my diet on the catering board. But they still ignored it os I ended up getting loads of fresh veg and fried foods. It got to the point where one of the gi doctors was going to the shop to get food for me boiled rice, with grilled chicken and Soups. Something needs to be done in hospitals whether removal or preset menus and introduction of meetings between catering staff and specialists to ensure proper nutrition.
Fun fact, non-medical: that raven is African. It's illegal to own a native, migratory species of bird in the US. You can tell from the white patch on its back. They probably leased it from a zoo who used the show's footage for promo material. It costs several thousand dollars to actually buy one.
EDIT: Yes, and the white armpits. I paused the video instantly when I saw the back patch and forgot it was such a fixture of the episode.
IDK how things are in Austrailia, but I've been stuck in a hospital in the USA north of Boston for the past week and yeah, the food is actually decent. They gave a menu, and you call down to the kitchen and order based on what your doctor said your restrictions are. They have a big variety to fit every dietary need... except mine apparently, lol. I've eaten pretty much the same thing for the past 2 days because I have to be low fiber (intestinal surgery) and yeah, that restricts me to mostly bread products. I stare enviously at the entree options and the salads, lol. But even when I was on liquids, they had a good variety of broths, juices and flavored ices. It's been almost a week and not bored of the food yet, which is great for those in and out!
In Australia we have a private system and a government run system. As a rule the food in the private hospitals is better but the patient/insurance pays for the privilege. In my recent experience the food in the public system is similar standard to economy airline food
Mike n Ike is a candy in the US. Its kind of a pill shape but not really enough to confuse it as one
took me 4 minutes to realize what episode it was and i instantly got sad...
Yes, in one episode we can actually see a scene from "Dr. acula"
there is a deathcore band called Dr. Acula.
their first song wasn't bad, but it probably only got the attention due to the band's name.
"Negligence"? In Cabbage's case, it's straight up obliviousness.
Need some financial backing for that short film? I'm in! Make it happen, Doc!! :)
Mike n ike is an American candy that looks like little tubes
Medical pens probably end up in the same place as guitar picks
It could be 5% dextrose also though.
Mike and Ike are an American candy Similar to jelly beans but with a softer shell
This episode reminds me of my dad passing away. He had a second stroke and while in the hospital, contracted MRSA which killed him. :-(
handling the iv….NO GLOVES OR CLEANING THE PORTS!!!!