the thing is that the janitor only really hates JD and is normally cool with everyone else, all the hate he displays towards the other doctors is an act he keeps up so the other janitors don't think he is cool with those stuck up docs who think they are better than them.
Janitor messed with most people other than Carla. He actually likes Cox, just outside of work. But even then, the Janitor never actually messed with anyone, even JD, when it mattered. Him helping Turk move the ice machine is a case of that. Turk not being able to be there because he was stuck wasn't a huge deal, but the actual C-Section was. Case in point when JD mentioned having Interns following him around, the Janitor did the big blowup cardboard thing rather than torment JD and make him look like an idiot or incompetent in front of Interns.
Oh I think he absolutely is a nice guy and a pretty smart one. Just, usually nobody cares. Nobody meets him with enough natural respect for his work, position or person to truly find out about that (except for Elliot, and we all know that plotline!). The man probably would help the people around him a lot more if he were ever thanked for anything… with some kind of appreciation! For him it's a principle! Be honest with yourselves, people! When was the last time you asked a janitor how his day was going? I never did that either until my retired grandfather got asked to teach history at my school again. The first time granny picked him up in front of the entrance our janitor was collecting leaves in the school yard. He went over for a little chat and said to grandma "Come darling, this is Mr. Ehlert! He is our janitor." He talked to him every single time they met and if it was a "Has your day been going well so far?" on the floor. Needless to say, when my grandfather died last year, the longest, sophisticated and most personal condolence card among all the sympathies express by relatives, neighbors, students, companions from the theater board, the county council, the carnival club (I'm German) and all my grandpa's other "intellectual" circles came from Mr. Ehlert and his family. The only difference between Mr. Ehlert and the Scrubs Janitor is, the latter openly claims respect for his work and equal treatment of his person by making a himself a vivid part of their daily work life f they get it or not...using the craziest methods, ok. But you guys get my …very long… point.
Yeah, the Janitor may be the big, creepy, scary uncle, but he's still a part of this big hospital family. He cares, but he doesn't show it. Which sums up Kelso in this scene, too. He makes a hardass statement about a lawsuit, but then encourages Turk to hurry up and get his ass in that room with Carla. A lot of these guys have tough guy complexes for their own reasons, but they care when it comes down to the line.
THE Best acting of the series is when Laverne is dying and Carla accepts it and says her goodbye. It is an amazing breakdown by Carla and it gets me every time, she does an incredible job. The Dr Cox realizing Bens death is what a lot of people go to but this scene just always hits me harder. Also Dr Cox losing 3 patients in very quick succession is also top tier acting and heartbreaking. Scrubs just had some outstanding performances.
You need a friend like the Janitor. Someone who is crazy and willing to shove an ice machine that you got stuck in across a hospital so you can be there for your wife's labour.
That second slap from the Janitor made me HAVE to step away from my laptop and muffle my lips to prevent waking up my roommate with laughter. Glory be to Scrubs.
Best explaination I've heard without revealing too much - "Well, when a mommy and a daddy love each other very very much, they close their eyes, and...they make a wish."
@@RexBanner_it doesn’t matter what the technical terms are. Once you find out there is a baby, that’s your baby, and you are that baby’s Mother or father. You are a parent long before your children come 😊into the world.
The very best of Scrubs summed up perfectly in a scene like this one. Hilarious silly moments immediatelly followed by tear-jerking profound ones. Truly one of the best comedy-drama series ever made.
This actually happened to me. When I was born, the cord was wrapped around my neck, choking me. From what I understand, I wasn't breathing when they got me out. It was only through the exceptional work of that entire team of doctors and nurses that they were able to resussitate me, and even more, without any long-lasting problems. Childbirth is a serious thing. 0_0
Cailus Griffin The cord was around my neck too and I was almost a c section but by time everything was ready, it was too late. I was birthed naturally. But that was in an army hospital I Alaska in 1990.......
i was born a couple weeks early, which was a good thing because i was already huge for an unborn child, had i kept growing for three more weeks they would have had trouble getting me out.
Apparently when I was born, it was wrapped three times while still in the womb, and they had to do an emergency C section like in this scene because my heart rate dropped. I didn't need resuscitation, though.
I love dr cox explanation to his son. He’ll never mention how much he loves Jordan to any adult, in fact he usually refers to her as some sort of animal (snake, blood sucking creature) but for jack he says he loves her because it really matters now and that just shows that dr Cox is a responsible and honourable guy and is just good writing.
His relationship with Jordan grew more and more. Laverne helped with that. But it is sad to hear what he said, then remember that Jack died a few seasons later.
Stowys the benefits are probably ridiculous, also getting healthcare and proper treatment costs you hundreds of thousands of dollars so it’s in his best interest to stay there. TLDR: great healthcare benefits trumps millions of dollars.
I love how the janitor helps Turk in dragging the ice machine across the hospital.Little moments like these are the reason why I love this show. The janitor who is... Well the janitor, manages to be a good person and a good friend when it really counts.
Did he though? Why would he sit with the surgeon when the guy's wife was going into surgery? I don't think Dr. Kelso told anyone or else Dr. Cox, the janitor, heck, even the security guard would have intervened.
A moment to contemplate whether the Janitor knew about the release button and was having a messed up time watching Turk squirm, or if Kelso had kept it entirely to himself.
Have seen this episode many times but never realized how Kelso tells the true story of how the one handed security guard lost his hand with talking about the lawsuit of getting your hand stuck in the ice machine.
I hate how there was this huge build up for Carla and Turk's baby, and instead of letting us leave off on Turk being a happy father, it gets hijacked right at the end by J.D. and Kim. Could've just as easily opened the next episode up with J.D. having a flashback to that night, but nope.
It makes me happy that Turk was the one who brought the baby out to meet everybody. Daddys are very very special because they will DESTROY anybody who would ever try to harm their babies. Regardless of chasing away the monsters under the bed, arming them with a switch blade when they enter college (aka my daddy), or teaching how to fight or how to use a gun responsibly, we all need our daddys.
About the ice machine's release button and Dr. Kelso: What good is a release button if their's no sign of it? I mean, if my hand was stuck there and I lost it, I would sue for not being told about it. Seriously, some sort of sign. Great clips. When Janitor says "He's (Turk) being unreasonable" I can't help but think Carla knew what the Janitor had in mind. Scrubs rocks.
Crazy but I'm relieved this time Begging for sweet relief of blessing empty sky Dying behind these tired eyes I've been loosing sleep Please come to me Tonight Hands on a miracle I got my hands on a miracle Leave it or not, hands on a miracle And there ain't no way Let you take it away Everything that we survived It's gonna be alright Just lucky we're alive Got no vision I've been blind Searching every way you're right here in my sights Away
Truth. Still considered the most realistic medical show out there, because the writer hired Dr. JD not only to make sure the medical is accurate, but the chemistry is truthful. Wherever they compressed, JD was there to make sure the story did not lose the details, so not only was the story believable, but the actors got to feed off of real counterparts and express those raw emotions. People connect with emotions.
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2:06 "Sorry Dr Turk, no ice machines"
This is such a common occurrence they have a policy about it.
Yeah but I still hate her XD
- Your baby has a tail
- Pff... Told her to stay away from the microwave
This is gold
I like how Turk's response almost makes it seem like he would be down for having a kid with a tail.
Lucky baby! I want a tail! :(
Janitor: I can't believe he actually bought that.
My Marvel brother heard that and legitimately asked “How the hell did she bang Nightcrawler?!”
I wonder if that was one of Neil Flynn's famous improvisations, and Donald Faison went along with it on the fly.
The janitor is actually a really nice guy helping Turk move that thing so he can go watch Carla
the thing is that the janitor only really hates JD and is normally cool with everyone else, all the hate he displays towards the other doctors is an act he keeps up so the other janitors don't think he is cool with those stuck up docs who think they are better than them.
Janitor messed with most people other than Carla. He actually likes Cox, just outside of work.
But even then, the Janitor never actually messed with anyone, even JD, when it mattered. Him helping Turk move the ice machine is a case of that. Turk not being able to be there because he was stuck wasn't a huge deal, but the actual C-Section was. Case in point when JD mentioned having Interns following him around, the Janitor did the big blowup cardboard thing rather than torment JD and make him look like an idiot or incompetent in front of Interns.
Oh I think he absolutely is a nice guy and a pretty smart one. Just, usually nobody cares. Nobody meets him with enough natural respect for his work, position or person to truly find out about that (except for Elliot, and we all know that plotline!). The man probably would help the people around him a lot more if he were ever thanked for anything… with some kind of appreciation! For him it's a principle! Be honest with yourselves, people! When was the last time you asked a janitor how his day was going?
I never did that either until my retired grandfather got asked to teach history at my school again. The first time granny picked him up in front of the entrance our janitor was collecting leaves in the school yard. He went over for a little chat and said to grandma "Come darling, this is Mr. Ehlert! He is our janitor." He talked to him every single time they met and if it was a "Has your day been going well so far?" on the floor. Needless to say, when my grandfather died last year, the longest, sophisticated and most personal condolence card among all the sympathies express by relatives, neighbors, students, companions from the theater board, the county council, the carnival club (I'm German) and all my grandpa's other "intellectual" circles came from Mr. Ehlert and his family. The only difference between Mr. Ehlert and the Scrubs Janitor is, the latter openly claims respect for his work and equal treatment of his person by making a himself a vivid part of their daily work life f they get it or not...using the craziest methods, ok. But you guys get my …very long… point.
Well, one of the few people the Janitor is really, really afraid of and never, ever try to piss her off, is Carla.
Yeah, the Janitor may be the big, creepy, scary uncle, but he's still a part of this big hospital family. He cares, but he doesn't show it.
Which sums up Kelso in this scene, too. He makes a hardass statement about a lawsuit, but then encourages Turk to hurry up and get his ass in that room with Carla. A lot of these guys have tough guy complexes for their own reasons, but they care when it comes down to the line.
Carla swinging at people were the funniest parts for me!
That's why I took the precaution
0:14
"But instead of a minty gel, it's a little black BAby"
The delivery of that line, unlike the delivery of the baby, was flawless
I love Sarah Chalke 😂
I really felt it when Carla said that she was scared. Great acting. Great moment
THE Best acting of the series is when Laverne is dying and Carla accepts it and says her goodbye. It is an amazing breakdown by Carla and it gets me every time, she does an incredible job. The Dr Cox realizing Bens death is what a lot of people go to but this scene just always hits me harder. Also Dr Cox losing 3 patients in very quick succession is also top tier acting and heartbreaking. Scrubs just had some outstanding performances.
3:20 The way Jordan watches him explain and then smiles and nods when he decides not to be an "Adult" with Jack is adorable.
I love how much Turk takes having a baby with a tail in stride. He’s gonna be a good dad.
incredible turk and carla had no family there, but every member of the hospital was
So they had their family there.
*Piano chords*
Carla's mom died previous season
Nanaten well I mean...she wasn’t there...
I love the way he uses his frozen hand to cool her down :)
You need a friend like the Janitor. Someone who is crazy and willing to shove an ice machine that you got stuck in across a hospital so you can be there for your wife's labour.
to be fair, pushing the ice machine was his plan B.
@@windhelmguard5295 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Every last one of Turk's screams are pure gold. XD
Yeah gotta love them, makes me laugh every time
Remember the afro...
@@VerdeMorte "NO, YOU LEAVE IT ON DA FLOOR! YOU LEAVE IT ON DA FLOOR!"
2:32
"Ok so hold still. Nobody likes a jagged stump."
"He's being unreasonable!"
That was for me.
Frankly, you'd think a surgeon would appreciate the logic of that.
The actress of Carla is fantastic and underrated imo
Agreed
Judy Reyes was so perfect for the role of Carla.
That second slap from the Janitor made me HAVE to step away from my laptop and muffle my lips to prevent waking up my roommate with laughter. Glory be to Scrubs.
"Your baby has a tail." Turk's screams. Eliot's crazy toothpaste theory. so much greatness...
Best explaination I've heard without revealing too much - "Well, when a mommy and a daddy love each other very very much, they close their eyes, and...they make a wish."
And he's being honest, too. He just withheld what they do afterwards.
This is honestly how I thought two ppl had a baby when I was a little kid.
Ok so the security guard got 5 million dollars and still works at hospital
He needs a LOT of product for that fro, man.
perhaps he wants to keep working at a place that helps people?
Got bored?
It's a funny hospital
smart enough not to quit his job until he got a better offer, in spite of a massive windfall?
He'll drag that machine a mile, that's why Turk is the man.
That's what any father would do.
@@Shadowdoc26 he wasn't a father at that point.
@@RexBanner_the baby was carried to term. Pre-birth or post-birth, he's a father.
@@Shadowdoc26 nope! Pre-birth - You're a father to be
@@RexBanner_it doesn’t matter what the technical terms are. Once you find out there is a baby, that’s your baby, and you are that baby’s Mother or father.
You are a parent long before your children come 😊into the world.
Perry Cox explaining to his son where the babies come from really is among my Top 10 Scrubs moments.
Most perfect explanation ever.
It was one of those moments where his heart shines through. May Jack rest in peace.
@@Maninawig Absolutely! Wait did Jack die? 😮
@@NiVi192 yes. In Season 8
@@Maninawig whatttt when?? Did I miss it
"Sorry Dr. Turk, no ice machines..." xD
The very best of Scrubs summed up perfectly in a scene like this one. Hilarious silly moments immediatelly followed by tear-jerking profound ones. Truly one of the best comedy-drama series ever made.
Even Kelso is smiling over both ears
One of the best scenes in the show. Every joke from Keith testing Carla's each to the scream ( THE BEST SCREAM), was just amaazzzinngg
3:11 Oh dang, that's series creator Bill Lawrence in the background. I never noticed that!
Good catch. Guess he had to be there when his creation had a baby
"Homer, are you just holding onto the can?"
"Your point beingg" XD
@@supersizesenpai It's YOUR POINT BEING?
@@Dane_Youssef wow thats pretty nitpicky lol
@@supersizesenpai You're right. That's so "Sheldon Cooper". What's wrong with me? I apologize.
@@Dane_Youssef np homie lol
"See that's why I took the precaution." 😂😂😂😂
This actually happened to me. When I was born, the cord was wrapped around my neck, choking me. From what I understand, I wasn't breathing when they got me out. It was only through the exceptional work of that entire team of doctors and nurses that they were able to resussitate me, and even more, without any long-lasting problems.
Childbirth is a serious thing. 0_0
Cailus Griffin The cord was around my neck too and I was almost a c section but by time everything was ready, it was too late. I was birthed naturally. But that was in an army hospital I Alaska in 1990.......
i was born a couple weeks early, which was a good thing because i was already huge for an unborn child, had i kept growing for three more weeks they would have had trouble getting me out.
I was out too early because they had to get me out. Heart stopped beating.
Same i had the cord around my throat and came out blue
Apparently when I was born, it was wrapped three times while still in the womb, and they had to do an emergency C section like in this scene because my heart rate dropped. I didn't need resuscitation, though.
I like how Turk and Carla had some of the biggest and memorable moments. Such as this and their wedding and engagement and announcing their pregnancy
She is definitely a contender for JD's bromance
I actually think it’s really sweet that his ice cold blue hand helped cool her down. Kinda fortunate in an odd way that he got his hand stuck.
I love dr cox explanation to his son. He’ll never mention how much he loves Jordan to any adult, in fact he usually refers to her as some sort of animal (snake, blood sucking creature) but for jack he says he loves her because it really matters now and that just shows that dr Cox is a responsible and honourable guy and is just good writing.
It really shows how much he learned from his own abusive upbringing not to burden his son with the adults' issues.
His relationship with Jordan grew more and more. Laverne helped with that. But it is sad to hear what he said, then remember that Jack died a few seasons later.
@@Maninawig Jack, his little son, died a few seasons later? I don't remember that episode.
@@rachelfox8108 yeah, Season 8 Jack dies due to complications.
@@Maninawig Source?
Sorry, dr. Turk, no ice machines.
Thats rachel bilson
Five million dollar settlement? Why is he STILL WORKING THERE?!
Stowys the benefits are probably ridiculous, also getting healthcare and proper treatment costs you hundreds of thousands of dollars so it’s in his best interest to stay there.
TLDR: great healthcare benefits trumps millions of dollars.
Gloria
@@joshlaquian7246 im not even a Trump supporter, it's been like this way before Trump
Only instead of minty fresh gel, it's a little black baby XD
That adorable Jordan's smile... I love it!
Prettiest person in the whole show
Donald Faison’s screams are the best
Hes being unreasonable :DDDD
When a mommy and a daddy...I love this Dr. Cox speech
My favorite scrubs joke.
Have a hand that is beyond frostbite.
Doctors:”what are you waiting son? Get in there.” 😂
From her birth and onward, Izzy forever has the same expression on her face o_o!
I love how the janitor helps Turk in dragging the ice machine across the hospital.Little moments like these are the reason why I love this show. The janitor who is... Well the janitor, manages to be a good person and a good friend when it really counts.
a lot of lives would change if he wasn't there.
He definitely knew about the release switch on top
@@YorkshireNerd Ofcourse he did as a janitor myself you learn every inch if a place your cleaning
Wow the actress who's playing carla here did an awesome job
Funny how the janitor acted like he was going to cut Turk's hand off when the janitor surely knew about the release button.
Did he though? Why would he sit with the surgeon when the guy's wife was going into surgery?
I don't think Dr. Kelso told anyone or else Dr. Cox, the janitor, heck, even the security guard would have intervened.
"nobody likes a jagged stump!"
hahahaha oh janitor
I love the bit with Keith check the distance of her punch
Seeing this brings tears to my eyes, even more now since Sam Lloyd passed away.
🥺🥺🥺
The Foo Fighters song is perfect for this
3:12, anybody notice bill lawrence just chillin in the background?
2:46 Carla has never looked more beautiful ❤️
I love the subtle touch of clawhand guy in the background, like he is jealous he kept his hand so had to stick around.
I'm not gonna cry, I'm not gonna cry, I'm crying....
A moment to contemplate whether the Janitor knew about the release button and was having a messed up time watching Turk squirm, or if Kelso had kept it entirely to himself.
Tears in my eyes
Have seen this episode many times but never realized how Kelso tells the true story of how the one handed security guard lost his hand with talking about the lawsuit of getting your hand stuck in the ice machine.
but why does he still work as a security guard when he got 5 mill
Why is Mickhead there?
Made me think of that Simpsons scene lmao
"Wait, you were just holding onto a can of soda the entire time?"
"Your point being?"
Honestly.. nothing’s more scary than when Carlas calm
i've seen this episode multiple times and never realized this song was playing...
I cried then. And I cried now.
Why is the security guard still working there?
I hate how there was this huge build up for Carla and Turk's baby, and instead of letting us leave off on Turk being a happy father, it gets hijacked right at the end by J.D. and Kim. Could've just as easily opened the next episode up with J.D. having a flashback to that night, but nope.
Right? Like I get JD is the main character, but that's a huge moment in his best friend's life, let him have his moment.
How many big moments did JD interrupt with his daydreams?
He wouldn't be him if everything did not have to be a direct relatability to himself.
Turk's "NOOOOO!" is so cute.
loving how turk says "I'm a daddy" at the end :D hilarious
3:50, that baby atleast 4 months!
What the hell happened that made them establish a "no ice machines" rule?
So did anyone else notice that Bill Lawrence is in the background at 3:11? That is awesome!!
Zephatilla
you have forever changed my life.
omg
The SamG Spectacle you r the men! 😎
Holy shit, I've watched this show for almost 15 years, and didn't see that before
Damn. Bless you. Never have noticed that.
I couldn't stop crying when Elliot made her announcement. That actually happened to me!
Bwahahaha! Turk got bitchslapped 3 times. XD I love it.
I love that Turk shows his hand to Kelso and J.D like he wants them to help but Kelso doesn't give two shits and J.D only looks mildly concerned. 🤣
So Kelso put a realease switch ontop of the ice machine but told no one about it?
TheBlackDragonKnight it’s not exactly something you bring up in a conversation
This episode came out in like 2007, how do they still have a fruitopia machine?
I think it was based in the 1990s. Their cases sure were.
Dave Grohls voice in the background is heaven
Kim's "Yes ma'am", was short but golden.
It makes me happy that Turk was the one who brought the baby out to meet everybody. Daddys are very very special because they will DESTROY anybody who would ever try to harm their babies. Regardless of chasing away the monsters under the bed, arming them with a switch blade when they enter college (aka my daddy), or teaching how to fight or how to use a gun responsibly, we all need our daddys.
Hook-handed security guard?
...Oh! He means the guy with the afro.
Yeah we finally learn how it happened ^^
The only guy who got into the old doctor lady's pants.
Turks instant transition from acceptance to 'i told you so after finding out his kid has an alleged tail is hilarious.
Happy father's day Turk!
Turk's hand stuck in the ice machine reminds me of when Homer Simpson has his hand stuck in the vending machine. XD
Turk did get his hand stuck in a vending machine in another episode.
No guy as handsome as Keith should be this funny. It's not fair.
About the ice machine's release button and Dr. Kelso: What good is a release button if their's no sign of it? I mean, if my hand was stuck there and I lost it, I would sue for not being told about it. Seriously, some sort of sign.
Great clips. When Janitor says "He's (Turk) being unreasonable" I can't help but think Carla knew what the Janitor had in mind. Scrubs rocks.
Your baby, has a tail.
hehe, Turk screams more than Carla does in this vid.
He took the precaution with his face but his hand entered the danger zone.
Better Be A Marching Band When I Have A Kid!
Regardless of all the funny and heart touching stuff that goes on here, a show that uses Foo Fighters in her soundtrack can do no wrong..
the slaps are the best part of this scene
What in the World is Elliot saying in the beginning
Ice chips
Just like Turk told her to... It was her code word so that he enters with ice like Carla's beautiful black knight.
Miracle from the foo fighters a great music choice
The Janitor slap was the best, Turk's reaction had me damned near p!ssing myself
Crazy but I'm relieved this time
Begging for sweet relief of blessing empty sky
Dying behind these tired eyes
I've been loosing sleep
Please come to me
Tonight
Hands on a miracle
I got my hands on a miracle
Leave it or not, hands on a miracle
And there ain't no way
Let you take it away
Everything that we survived
It's gonna be alright
Just lucky we're alive
Got no vision I've been blind
Searching every way you're right here in my sights
Away
The first minute of this clip is gold
God forbid I ever have kids, but if I do, I'm going with Cox's answer to Jack's question
There is a nice song if your kid learns that way.
"Oh when a maaaan loves a woomaaan!"
@NakuruNebelung He said: "When a mommy and a daddy love each other very, very much, sometimes they close their eyes and they make a wish.
Donald Faison has an awesome scream. He should be in horror movies.
0:38 & 0:54 - 0:59 😅
What's the song called and whose it by?!
Miracle by Foo Fighters.
One of the very few times you dont fucking hate Carla on screen....
seriously JD should have ended up with somebody else and Kieth should have been with Eliot, especially because of how great Kieth was as a character
Something about this sitcom that caused folks to relate to it.
Truth. Still considered the most realistic medical show out there, because the writer hired Dr. JD not only to make sure the medical is accurate, but the chemistry is truthful.
Wherever they compressed, JD was there to make sure the story did not lose the details, so not only was the story believable, but the actors got to feed off of real counterparts and express those raw emotions. People connect with emotions.
At 1:31 Carla says “I’m not angry” but her lips don’t match what she says. Anyone know what she was suppose to say?