MY LAST WORDS | Doctor Reacts to [ SCRUBS ] | Season 8 Episode 2
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- Woof, this was a heavy episode, y'all, but SUCH a good one! Let's watch it together 😊
Dive into the emotional rollercoaster of "Scrubs" Season 8 Episode 2 with me as I react to the memorable moments and share my insights as a doctor.
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"hey man, that beer tasted great."
In the end, George's last thought was a happy one.
This was one of the best episodes of the entire series. Really, Season 8 was such a return back to the old school Scrubs, and this was the pinnacle.
Hi Jess, keep these wonderful videos coming. This is not my favorite episode. It is very heavy and I skip it sometimes on my re-watches.
With that said, it is a good episode. We all handle death differently. Sometimes we fear our death, and other times we fear the death of loved one. It is all a lot to take in. please keep up with the videos as I’ve enjoyed them
Thank you ❤️🙏
My best friend has moved into stage five kidney failure. She's ten years younger than I am but will most likely pass years before I do.
She was in an horrifically abusive situation, I'm talking torture and terror. In the first year of the pandemic, her abuser was threatening to throw her out on the street. She would have lost her daughter to a father that is an absolute garbage human being who only used her daughter as a means to hurt and further torment my friend. I just couldn't let that happen. We talked and set about buying a home for her.
She's made remarkable progress in her recovery, she has a great therapist. She even fell in love, married, and made an incredibly loving home for them all. They live at the edge of a town across from a lake with quiet neighbors. She's given them and me some great years since she got out of that house of horrors. I've told her many times that the world is a better place with her in it, her daughter's, her husband's, their pitbull Bella's, and mine, all better with her in it. We all love her deeply. But she's not got that much time left without a donor and the state we live in is ridiculously cruel to the poor.
If we're lucky, she'll see her daughter graduate from college, maybe even get married, maybe even see a grandchild, but that's a long shot in this world.
I was a cruel person for a long time, nearly twenty years, I've spent the last 19 learning to be a decent person, she's been a huge part of that. I regret none of the sacrifices I made, nearly $100,000 on the down payment, repairs, renovations, and payments. Her well-being and a chance at the life she'd been robbed of from literal decades of abuse, was more important than the money. We all love her to tears, and no time in the world will be enough with her, yet we are all preparing to let her go, in our own way.
I'm pretty much grieving every day, knowing what may very well come in the next few years. Thankfully her daughter has a full scholarship, a great stepfather, and I vowed to do everything I can to look after her daughter.
It's still going to fucking hurt when it comes, and I'll forever be thankful for letting me be a part of her life and being a part of mine. She's made our world a brighter, better place. I can't undo the harm I've caused, but I can at least be laid to rest, knowing that I made a difference in her life, and the lives of a few others as well. I didn't know how deeply I could feel love until I met her, for that I will be forever grateful.
That’s a lot to deal with ❤️🙏
This episode really hits home and touches on a good theme: it's not hard to be dead. You're gone, that's it. You go to whatever afterlife you believe in, or you're just "done". But you know what's hard? Dying. And I think that's what most people are really afraid of. Not being dead, but the actual dying part. Maybe feeling pain, maybe leaving friends and loved ones behind, or just dying alone.
The way they deal with that in this episode makes it one of my favorite episodes of the series. A difficult subject with a well done realization.
This episode is kind of especially sad now that Sam Lloyd (Ted) is no longer with us. This was a pretty good episode for him and it's still a bummer he isn't alive.
To paraphrase from my favourite book series: "Everyone dies alone. Death is a door and it's one person wide. But that doesn't mean you have to be alone before you go through the door, and you sure as hell aren't alone on the other side."
This is a reminder that even in the darkest of times when fear and uncertainty run rampant we can find a way to laugh, and it's O.K.
My Dad died a couple weeks ago. I was grateful I could be there. He couldn’t speak but a couple of times he opened his eyes slightly and I think he heard me telling him I love him and thank you for being my father. He went the way JD said it happens. He also would have appreciated one last good thought - I hope he did hear me and I helped give him that - and he would have laughed at the human taxidermy bit. 😢
I’m so sorry for your loss 💔
This show masterfully balances drama and comedy
There's one episode were JD said he grew up on the Street
The Sesame Street 😆
And the episode included Muppets
My ABCs is the name of the episode.
This episode is so good but such a hard watch as well. My dads name was George, he died from full organ failure brought on from bowel cancer and passed in palliative while I was in there talking with him....rhe story from Mahoney always makes me laugh though to break the tension.
Being a chubster might help me there lol
That's what Amber wanted on _House_ when she knew she was dying. Wilson asked her why she wasn't angry, and she told him that she didn't want that to be her last thought/feeling.
SO TRUE!! I also reacted to that episode if you haven’t seen it 😊
@@JessTheMD I did see you react to that. I also asked if you could watch a House episode called *_Clueless._* Pleeeeeeease. I've always wondered about how true it was.🤔🤔
@@JessTheMDplease react to season 1 episode 22 💔
If I was a lawyer, I'd do everything in Comic Sans
😅😅😅
Did you know something like 7% of all the humans who have ever lived are STILL ALIVE? That "everyone dies" spiel is such fatalism.
Some of us will have to go alone whether we want to or not. It can be a terrifying thought, but that's unfortunately how our society works.
That said, I am forever in love with Scrubs for time and again taking on heavy topics that are hard to deal with in real life, and they usually do so in a thoughtful way that resonates with people.
After that episode I'm glad they had the blooper reel to end show. Always end with a happy thought! ❤️💛
Yes! Totally!!!
10:13 that type of thinking reminds me of It's a wonderful Life
I would hope for my last thought to be a really silly one. Hopefully vocalized. Just imagine loved ones leaning in to hear you, and all you say is.... "banana hammock....", and just pass.... and they are completely confused and embarrassed and can't even talk about it, not even to others because it would be undignified..... yeah, that would be lovely.
scrubs may not be the most accurate medical show, but it is medically the healthiest! It makes you laugh :D
This episode made me cry the first time, and again just now. This show is so great
The only real fear of death I have is that it will hurt towards the end, or that I will lose the only good part of my body I have, my brain. Other than that, I'm fine with it. Great reaction to a great episode.
Please react to the finale. The season 8 series finale!
I kidna cried a little because it was kinda beautiful
Spoiler on the good place 😮
EVERY WEEK, JESS!! :-)
I’m trying! ❤️🙏 lots going on here… 😊
If a halfway decent meal is my last thought, I should be so lucky.
Ahhhhhhhhh mannnnnnn! This episode ❤
The first time I watched it was on my lunch break on my phone at a restaurant, ended up with the water works. One of my favorite Scrub episodes
I will never grow tired of Scrubs
Probably my favourite episode of the show, gives a lot to think about while also having some of the best jokes, thanks for this video :)
Was just wondering, since Scrubs is pretty old by now and medical science moves quickly, could it be possible that the surgical options mentioned at 1:20 didn't exist at the time? Or is 'ischemic bowel disease' just not specific enough in general to be able to say he's 'going soon'?
Fair point. Stenting arteries has been a thing since the 70s, so I think in this particular case, it may have been just a little bit of dramatization 😕
Thanks so much for the support ❤️
I love this show so much (well, maybe except the season that shall not be named)! It is usually so incredibly hilarious, that when it hits... it hits *that* much harder!
I'm not a lawyer but you ask good questions that make me curious; one of the reasons I've started watching some of your reactions.
It turns out that in the US certain court instances, like the supreme Court and the various Circuit Courts do have rules for at least some types of documents. Here's one example of a tidbit I found online: "The US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit states that lawyers should avoid using Times New Roman so their audience will be less likely to scan legal briefs quickly without retaining the document’s contents."
There are also rules regarding legibility. A legal document must be possible to read without the font causing any confusion.
I also never considered, but serif fonts are apparently better for printed documents, while sans-serifs are better for screens. Not so much a rule, but a recommendation.
Lawyer here. Court submissions (like briefs) are different than wills. For starters, Circuit Courts are governed by federal law whereas wills and probate are governed by state law. Most states base their rules governing wills on the Uniform Probate Code. Many jurisdictions allow holographic wills (handwritten). Font shouldn't come into play as long as the language is unambiguous and it was executed properly. The only thing that might matter is someone contesting the will could use "squiggly font" to try and argue that what's written there isn't the legitimate intent of the decedent.
Thank you! Was seriously wondering about this! 😊
Just like that seeing your video makes my life better!! Thank you
Thank you!! 😊
While working for a private ambulance service, we were called very early morning for one of our "frequent fliers" to be transported to the hospital. She said this time she was going to die, and she was pretty calm about it, but we remembered her saying that before. Long story short, she died before the day was out. Guess she had already made peace about it.
I know several people who could end up like George, dying alone. If you're an only child or 1 of 2 kids and you never got married or had your own children you will probably die scared and alone.
I know, and it’s still awful to have to die alone 😔
Inara: Mal, you don't have to die alone.
Mal: Everybody dies alone.
(Firefly)
Father died peacefully. It looked like he was asleep on his side, just not breathing. Mom had it harder, lots of pain managed with heavy medication. She died just as I opened the doors to the hospice garden on a Tuesday evening, just before sunset. I like to think that's when she departed to join my father up in the sky. They were married for fifty-seven years.
I’m so sorry for your losses 💔
There is this continuing myth the oxygen is flammable. Oxygen by itself is not flammable like .. say .. hydrogen.
whoa you're back!
I’ve been waiting for this one for a while! I’m so glad you got around to it. Extremely insightful commentary. Also my bad for suggesting such a heavy episode 😅
lol no worries! I still loved this episode 😍
No, the font doesn't matter from a legal perspective. It's just a matter of client trust and confidence.
Nobody should have to die alone... except for Kirk, he was supposed to die alone and damn writers screwed it up.
I will just point out two things from this episode and set them side by side:
Ted, thought he would need 11 hours to rewrite the will.
There were 4 pages.
#typewriter?? 🙈
@@JessTheMD lol yes. Makes you wonder how many failed attempt had been made. RIP a small forest 😅
You don't even need an ignition source with pure O2. I set my hands on fire with nothing but oxygen and apparently some hand cream that was high in fat content.
So if you are on oxygen, no lip balm or anything that contains fatty acids either. Remember to tell everyone that at every opportunity because rapid fat oxidisation literally means fire.
Get some high glycerol content lipbalm, I know in Sweden that is provided these days.
Oh and beard oil is even worse, it usually has quite a bit of essential oils in it (and for those that don't know, essential means highly reactive and flammable, that is literally what the word means when used in regard to these oils. It's also extremely toxic, more so than petrol or kerosene so do not ingest it, it will kill you).
Dont think anyone can really honestly say whether they fear death or not until they are faced with it
Its one thing to not think about it and then die in an accident
But what if its something like this, where you know its going to happen and all you can do is wait
How many people can honestly say that they are okay with that. That they wouldnt want more time
Somebody call Legal Eagle for input!
I know I'm in the minority here, but I found this episode sadder than My Screw Up
Thank you for The Good place excerpts!
I don’t fear death I am in the place that God wants me for this season and I will perform my camera duties for the church live stream to the best of my ability
Some days I feel like JD with his feminine side. My friends say I am more feminine then masculine
The soundtrack for the win again.
That's my favorite blooper from the whole show, it gets me every time 😂
You have no idea how happy I am that you did this episode! I love the combination of comedy with a serious concern so many of us have.
Thank you!! ❤️🙏
I definitely want a fun font in my will if I ever get around to doing it.
This is my favorite episode
Havent watched one of your videos in a while and the editing is better, the transitions are snappier, the channels growin. Killin it, keep it up!
Thank you so much!! Always working to do better 😊
A good episode to react to is My Full Moon, S8E13. A good balance of new interns adjusting to life as a doctor while the main cast contemplates their careers going forward
Thank you! Added to my list! 😊
God, I hope I die alone. The last thing I want is my family hovering over me like the Ghost of Christmas I'd Rather Forget.
I guess I probably should have said that no one should have to die alone if they don’t want to ❤️
Season 2 episode 9 of scrubs. My lucky day. Doctor cox delivers a heavy lesson to jd.
On my list!
We need more House content
Can you pls react to Conan’s hot sauce doctor podcast interview? Not the one when he’s eating hot sauce chicken wing but after he had podcast with him in Conan TH-cam channel. Thanks 🙏 😅 coz it’s so funny 🤣
Adding to my list!
14:04 I'm not an expert so I don't know if it applies to this illness, but you should consider that we're talking about a 2009 episode, maybe it was deadly back then?
I doubt it, but it’s certainly possible. Stenting procedures have been around since the 70s though 🙈😳🫠
She’s back!!!
Hahaha yes! I’m back 😊❤️
One of the best episodes of Season 8.... Brought me to tears again!!
This is one of those episodes of scrubs that completely hits home with me, even watching your reaction it still gets me. I’m one of those who’s scared of dying, it’s not the dying part for me it’s the what after. It totally is different for everyone on how they feel and perceive death. But having a happy thought as your last one is definitely a lovely way to go.
R.I.P. Sam Lloyd ❤
As ever.
I dont get the Turk/JD friendship. I believe, and i teach my kids, quote, 'friends are just enemies who havent attacked yet"
That would be a really hard way for me to live 😔
@@JessTheMD I'm 42 years old and there's only 1 person I would consider a true friend (outside my wife).
Hi Jess. Good to see you
Hi!! 😊
🙏💜
Aww what a nice episode
The Good Place was so good. Loved that show - did you ever see the video where the cast was told that they were in the Bad Place?
I haven't! I need to check that out!
@@JessTheMD It was a fun little video!
This is my favorite episode of Scrubs.
Working in a hospital, I LOVE the lesson of not showing your fear of death.
As dark as it sounds, anyone working in direct patient care can't let death affect them.
Losing a patient is terrible, but you have multiple other patients you're watching over, and letting a death affect you can affect every other patient.
such a good episode
So great Jess, Thank you for making my day. See you nest time
Thank you!
Death feels like such an important event in our lives, so I can see the desire to have company for it. IMO, *living* alone is so much harder. Dying, ideally, is only a brief moment, perhaps not even one spent conscious.
@JaggerG, My best friend's husband got male breast cancer. It had already metastasized. He was in a lot of pain for a long time, before he died. 😣😣💔💔
@@cubnation My condolences. I take it he hadn't been suffering alone, at least.
@@JaggerG No his wife, who is my best friend, and his kids were there. Despite my baseball icon, I am a female. The whole thing was really shocking and sad, because nobody thinks of breast cancer in men, but there it was. 😞
Huh, I was thinking of giving The Good Place a go, now I don't need to 😄
lol! To be fair - there’s a lot that happens in the show after that spoiler 😝
@@JessTheMD I know, just joking 😀
When JD talked about knowing what he wants done with his remains, it reminded me of something. Do I need to have a legal document from a law firm? Some states are doing this thing where they turn your body into mulch. Can I legally say that's what I want even if I live in a state that doesn't do that? What about donating my body but also wanting a burial?
I am not sure if it’s state to state dependent… in my state, this is all stuff that needs to be in writing….
@JessTheMD a long time ago me and a friend decided we wanted to be stuffed. I wanted to be given jazz hands and put in a random stranger's living room 🤣
Not a lawyer, but you can donate your body to science and your ashes are returned a few months later (if you donated to a medical school, you helped train a doctor)
Superb episode as always Dr. Jess I loved it all. For the next one I would definitely recommend Season 6 Episode 4 "My House", it's really cool because it's partially inspired by House MD so its a two-in-one special! 😀👍❤
Thank you!! Added to my list!