I wonder why didn't we see Milos in more episodes? I feel like that character being shown only once was a missed opportunity for some great scrubs antics...
The show producers were careful to only keep a character around as long as they were entertaining. They leave and the audience thinks they should have stuck around, but in reality the producers ran out of jokes for them, so if they were in more episodes, they would get boring, and it would ruin the impression you have of them.
They did have two doctors consulting. Basically the real life versions of J.D. and Elliott. Yes sometimes they got the medical stuff incorrect, but they were done for entertainment purposes
One of my doctor said the same thing because everyday isn't some new medical mystery or adventure some days it's just mundane stuff. A lot of the time nothing exciting happens it's just the same old faces and doing the same old things.
Scrubs missed a golden opportunity to have milos part of the support characters. Edit; I literally never got any notifications I got 2k likes or 13 comments so oh shit waddup
He was just an ER parody, his characterization wasn't any more varied beyond that. The show also didn't really add any additional main characters beyond the initial 5. Even Jordan and Kelso are arguably supporting characters, they rarely have episodes focused on them.
I liked this funny nod to ER which had a main character who was an accomplished doctor from a war torn country. Croatia, I think. I forget the doctor's name.
True, but Milos was kind of arrogant himself. While it sucks that he had to redo his residency he should still treat Turk as a superior and not offer to do his rounds.
@@Jennyfisch The man was an accomplished specialist, no surgeon there was his superior in academics or skill, they were at best equals. He was being kind, he could cover for turk since he was forced to do the rounds anyway.
at 1:48 it has Cox and Dorian as surgeons… In the wise words of Perry, WRONG WRONG RONG WRONG, WRONG WRONG WRONG WRONG, YOU'RE WRONG, YOU'RE WRONG, YOU'RE WRONG!
It was burned to the ground. I was eight years old when civil war started in ex Yugoslavia. Bosnia had Herzegovina was hit by the war the most between the Serbs and Muslims. Miloš is a typical Serbian name, boys are still named Miloš in a memory of Miloš Obilić a grand hero who killed a sultan of Ottoman empire during the battle in Serbia that took place in the field Kosovo and Metohija in 1389. Sadly the battle was lost, and from that time Serbian ordeal started.
@@vixxp2856 well you cannot spread your lies here and especially not to me since I was born in Sarajevo. Being Serb myself, I know how you started the civil war by killing Serbian people in the centre of the Sarajevo during the wedding in the brought daylight. What is a Bosniak? A Bosnian Muslim who converted from Christianity to Islam?
Can we take a moment and appreciate: How the heck did Kelso pronounce Milos' name right? I listened to it 20 times, and I still can't get past the second syllable
Well I'm from croatia and tried to pronounce his surname....loads of fun,especially because it's easily doable up until the last third which was the most ridicuoluosly put together.For all those wondering :P croatian and I'm preety bosnian and serbian surnames aren't so long,although I think Radovicnovizidivich would pass as a nomal surname although it's quite long.Radovichnovizich wouldn't be odd at all IMO.
They nailed Eastern European guy so well. For people, calling him Russian - his accent is quite simular to russian indeed, but judging from the name, he rather comes from Serbia (hence "my country, burned to the ground" quote). Although, serbs are very close to russians in many aspects
@@Komenter burned to groudn could be reference to yugoslavia.serbia itself got pretty easily comapred to bosnia and croatia of which large parts were literraly burned to groudn.
@Flibbertigibbet6 russia is sympahtehtic to serbia cause they are loyal orthdox slavs.poles are slavs but they and russians are in bad relations.croats whcih are aslo catholic slavs dont like russians much.
@@himpim642 exactly why i said bosnia! milos isn't a traditionally croatian name, and serbia got off with a few scratches here and there. sure, he could mean yugoslavia, but at that point people referred to "their country" as their homeland, not yugoslavia itself. we'll never know, tho!
none the less, i'd be sad if had to answer to either of them. Milos is certainly more mature than both of them and has plenty of experience in real life. also, the way he says his lines is fun for the ears.
Well, there is Cox and Dorian in the surgeon table. That is so Dorian. Also "This will only make you stronger" at the end kinda reminded me of Bane, and with that voice. Just a tid. PS Should have followed my advice... vice... vice. XD
Hate to say it, but I shut up quite a few opponents in arguments with phrases such as ''You never knew what it was like to watch your whole country collapse, live on a couple of dollars a month, stand in lines for a loaf of bread and listen to bombs falling out of the sky, which sounds just like lightning, except you can't assure yourself that no one got hurt.'' Hell, if you experienced such nightmarish sh*t for almost an entire decade, the least you can do is milk it for all it's worth.
When people bring up slavery reparations, I ask them where's the reparations for Warsaw being bombed to bits three times and all the Poles that got unceremoniously murdered over the years? Or the fact Poland _didn't exist on a map_ for over a century? Poland only really regained all of it's sovereignity at the end of World War I.
Uhm, Radovic(etc.) is not a russian name, not at all. It's from one of the balkan countries, probably Croatia, Bosnia or Serbia in this case since he refered to his country burning around him. One of the ex-Jugoslavian countries in any case. Call a Croatian/Bosnian/Serbian "Russian" and you may end up with some teeth missing... or a broken finger. Or with your liver outside of your body. >_> Well okay, a Serbian might just swear at you.
***** So, events during the Kosovo War in 1999 like the NATO bombardement of the Serbian City of Novi Sad are just a myth then? ;) Please excuse the sarcasm, but you are wrong. Granted, at the time it was still officially the "Federal Republic of Yugoslavia", but it was really just Serbia and Montenegro... and afterwards, just Serbia.
With him crying into the "rain," I want to say that's a reference to another scene/movie but I can't place it. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
"I re-attach child's arm once, in rusty SHELL, of car. I can still see dead bodies that littered streets, as my country burn... to ground." "I guess you should have followed my advice...vice...ice..." LMAO.
@leyshjonoe Actually there are some facts that show he is from former Yugoslavia, not just from Eastern Europe: 1) There was a war in his home country 2) -vich suffix in his name As said before, propably from Serbia or Bosnia & Herzegovina.
"Would you like to take break? I finish taking frightened bunnies on rounds." "No Milos, I would not like to take a break! I'm absolutely fine right here thank you!" "Okay fine!" XD Frightened bunnies...never heard that before.
@jokacho I don't think it was about anything really - It had a Sacred Heart background with a link to the ABC site, a section that simply said "Coming Soon!" (which, to my knowledge, never came) and a video of The Todd showing off his muscles.
In some Military Circles this Surname would be refereed to a “Wheelbarrow with an R”, inferring that it was a Wheelbarrow of disassociated letters beginning with the letter R.
@kerributterfly17 I'd guess he is from Serbia, since we are the only country in Ex Yugoslavia that uses cyrillic writing, and Milos is a very popular Serbian name as well. Plus the last name is probably Radovic, they just added the extra letters for fun. :)
But they didn't narrow it down to that war. It's only an assumption based on the origin of the name. The writers probably just picked a random, uncommon to the US name. All of those descriptions were pretty generic for a war zone.
I wonder why didn't we see Milos in more episodes? I feel like that character being shown only once was a missed opportunity for some great scrubs antics...
Guestar sppearances are like that.
I know I liked him. He show have made more appearances.
joshua Paul and knowing how scrubs is about guest stars they'd kill him there next episode he appears on
The show producers were careful to only keep a character around as long as they were entertaining. They leave and the audience thinks they should have stuck around, but in reality the producers ran out of jokes for them, so if they were in more episodes, they would get boring, and it would ruin the impression you have of them.
@@TheReaverOfDarkness Quality not quantity. I like it.
Milos IS so lucky.
That's what I'm saying!
Milos is lucky .
The delivery of this line is perfect. Also “Buzz is maaaaaad”
I think about this at least once a day
Can we all appreciate Ken Jenkins nailing the pronunciation of his last name. I wonder how long it took him to get it right.
Whenever I watch this episode on DVD I have the subtitles on and I still can't pronounce that surname correctly.
To be honest it didn't sound long enough for the amount of letters in it
Either that or he just said random syllables and that became his name.
I am from Serbia and I guess this guy is from here, and I can't pronounce this surname at all
@@alexpolywka9162 That is history, and no one can prove otherwise
Kelso would make a damn good Sithlord
they actually made that joke on the series
I read shitlord, then sneezed my tea out through my nose...
same
Vetur Voss but they never gave him an apprentice. Always two, there are...
The Chief Resident was the apprentice for like the first 2-3 seasons.
"I reattach child's arm once in rusty shell of car."
OOOOH GOOD FOR YOOOOUUU!!!!
I hope it was worth it, cause it's useless now!
Bale?
Is this... A game grumps reference?
I'll never not hear Christian Bale's voice when reading that phrase now
I have a nurse friend who told me Scrubs was the most accurate depiction of actual hospital life. This makes me feel better about life.
Yes. I had 2 family members in medical school at the time and Scrubs was all "that happened to me last month!"
This statement is the most accurate bull I have ever herd.
They did have two doctors consulting. Basically the real life versions of J.D. and Elliott. Yes sometimes they got the medical stuff incorrect, but they were done for entertainment purposes
One of my doctor said the same thing because everyday isn't some new medical mystery or adventure some days it's just mundane stuff. A lot of the time nothing exciting happens it's just the same old faces and doing the same old things.
That isn’t a particularly difficult thing to achieve. While I like Scrubs a lot, I can see a number of inaccuracies
Dr. Kelso can pronounce Milos' last name no problem but he always calls Turk "Turkleton"
He thinks Turk is his first name. He thinks his name is "Turk Turkleton"
@@wwood-ct7yn Mrs. Turkelton! The Turkeltons!
Best way to mess with Turk.
And that last name is…?
@@samreid6010 very long
Scrubs missed a golden opportunity to have milos part of the support characters.
Edit; I literally never got any notifications I got 2k likes or 13 comments so oh shit waddup
Oh shit waddup
really? for 7 thumbs?
Dylan Edwards yes.
2k
Eww no. Milo was one of those one time characters that worked for one episode. He would've been overused.
Douible fricking props for writnig his name corectly god damn it i checked it with what that foregin doc write on whiteboard and its all 100% correct
except that theres a k after the z: RadovicnovizKicidivizcinicizivich
No there isn't. He did get the end wrong though: he wrote "cinicizivich" when it actually says "cinicizicivi".
Its only part of his name tho ;)
actually he wrote the name first and then they named him after what was on the board
I can't imagine how long he had to train to speak out this name.
In milos country that normal
Didn't catch the incredible scar on Milos' stomach the first 50 times i watched this
Did Milos get stronger?
My god, I was going to comment the exact same thing almost one year later.
I feel so ashamed...
+Dan Slash
Oh you gotta be fucking kidding me...
+Dan Slash Dude stop your addicted :P
Hi again, it makes me glad that some of you out there believe Milos got stronger.
lmfao
How was Milos not more of a main character? Such potential.
Mi-LOST potential
He was just an ER parody, his characterization wasn't any more varied beyond that. The show also didn't really add any additional main characters beyond the initial 5. Even Jordan and Kelso are arguably supporting characters, they rarely have episodes focused on them.
"It make Milos sad that he have to answer to you."
I wonder how many times it took Kelso to get that name right.
They actually filmed that part first, then just wrote the name he came up with.
He didn't get it "right" at all. Listen to it again
He didn't even get it right lol not one bit. Its 4 different rare Serbian surnames stuck together, and he didn't spell a single one right
As a doctor, any doctor from the 3rd world is lucky, they get a lot of experience with a lot of leeway
hahaha kelso sounds like bane in the end!
Doriiaan "that would be very painful... for you!"
Though in all fairness he's also a bit Sith Lord-like.
Dr Milos refused our offer in favour of yours.
As a Miloš, this makes me really happy.
God you're so lucky.
+miXn so you're from Poland?
Miloš is also a czech name.
It Is also a Serbian name and it Is writen in cyrilic like this Милош(Milos)
And is your last name Radovicnovizicidivizcinicizivich?
Anyone notice that scar on his stomach? Ads slot of authenticity to his story. Would have loved him as a supporting character.
Such a shame that we didn`t see anymore from Milos, i think he was pretty awesome :]
Correction:
Radovicnovizicidivizcinicizivichi... (he said he would come back and finish later)
As an avid fan of Scrubs I can't believe I didn't catch that lol
I liked this funny nod to ER which had a main character who was an accomplished doctor from a war torn country. Croatia, I think. I forget the doctor's name.
His name is Luka Kovač
It's a common theme, as the AMA makes foreign doctors go through the entire training system to be accepted in the US.
Are you talking about Bob or Kovac?
I always thought this reference to Kosovo a little dark for Scrubs.
I thought It's about Bosnia?
@@bigmoney3910 i thought it was about serbia?
@@safiunit4061 Well Serbia was involved in both xD
Juust Im not sure when this episode was made if it was pre-kosovo...
@@bigmoney3910 yeah i know they started it, serbians are war-criminals imo
@@safiunit4061 k lol, I didn't know I was a war criminal until now
... Funny, I never saw Kelso as being a Dark Lord of the Sith until now. I wonder what took me so long.
If Turk were a better leader he would've embraced Milos' expertise
Agreed, one of Dr. Turkletons biggest flaws is his ego.
True, but Milos was kind of arrogant himself. While it sucks that he had to redo his residency he should still treat Turk as a superior and not offer to do his rounds.
But wasn't this Episode to show that Turk had to learn to be humble? I think in the end he did agree that he could learn from him.
@@Jennyfisch The man was an accomplished specialist, no surgeon there was his superior in academics or skill, they were at best equals. He was being kind, he could cover for turk since he was forced to do the rounds anyway.
As we say in aviation; a good pilot is always learning and so should milos....... And Turk
at 1:48 it has Cox and Dorian as surgeons… In the wise words of Perry, WRONG WRONG RONG WRONG, WRONG WRONG WRONG WRONG, YOU'RE WRONG, YOU'RE WRONG, YOU'RE WRONG!
That is impressive attention to detail haha
And also "Wilhelm" assisting JD.
it was probably an injoke or something
They should have had Cox as the surgeon and Dorian assisting him XD
I NEVER NOTICED THAT!!!! I can quote this entire series word for word and I never noticed that holy shit
Awesome ending. "This will only make you stronger..." Kelso Rules!
"as my country... burned... to ground" funniest sentence in that whole episode XD that crack in his voice XD
It was burned to the ground. I was eight years old when civil war started in ex Yugoslavia. Bosnia had Herzegovina was hit by the war the most between the Serbs and Muslims. Miloš is a typical Serbian name, boys are still named Miloš in a memory of Miloš Obilić a grand hero who killed a sultan of Ottoman empire during the battle in Serbia that took place in the field Kosovo and Metohija in 1389. Sadly the battle was lost, and from that time Serbian ordeal started.
@@jelena7440 lol
@@jockim123 wtf is funny about that man
@@jelena7440 it was not a civil war, and one correction it's not Muslims, the Serbs attacked Bosniaks*. There, i fixed it for you jelena!
@@vixxp2856 well you cannot spread your lies here and especially not to me since I was born in Sarajevo. Being Serb myself, I know how you started the civil war by killing Serbian people in the centre of the Sarajevo during the wedding in the brought daylight. What is a Bosniak? A Bosnian Muslim who converted from Christianity to Islam?
Can we take a moment and appreciate: How the heck did Kelso pronounce Milos' name right? I listened to it 20 times, and I still can't get past the second syllable
"I finish taking frightened bunnies on rounds."
When you're one of the youngest older people at work and your boss asks you to show someone the ropes.
ROFL i laughed so hard when kelso said
'this will only make you stronger'
am i the only one seeingthe incredible humour in "this will only make you stronger?"
Milos should have been a recurring character.
Looks like someone's head hit the keyboard.
Well I'm from croatia and tried to pronounce his surname....loads of fun,especially because it's easily doable up until the last third which was the most ridicuoluosly put together.For all those wondering :P croatian and I'm preety bosnian and serbian surnames aren't so long,although I think Radovicnovizidivich would pass as a nomal surname although it's quite long.Radovichnovizich wouldn't be odd at all IMO.
Knowing Balkan surnames, Radovich is more real. I was living in Montengro 1 year btw
Radovic or Radovanovic
R I C A R D O M I L O S
So, Kelso at least bothers to try and learn Milos's incredibly long and difficult last name, but he can't be bothered to remember 'Turk'?
That's his first name!
@@Asidders you think his name is turk turkleton?
milos at board: "heelo"
love the way he says it!
I guess you should of followed my advice...vice....vice...
Vice....
That guys head is a perfect rectangle.
Him and Karl Pilkington should hang out
They nailed Eastern European guy so well. For people, calling him Russian - his accent is quite simular to russian indeed, but judging from the name, he rather comes from Serbia (hence "my country, burned to the ground" quote). Although, serbs are very close to russians in many aspects
from the "country burning to the ground" part, i'd pin him as bosnian.
Ida Klemenčić we all burned to the ground. except the slovenians, they where the lucky ones
@@Komenter
burned to groudn could be reference to yugoslavia.serbia itself got pretty easily comapred to bosnia and croatia of which large parts were literraly burned to groudn.
@Flibbertigibbet6 russia is sympahtehtic to serbia cause they are loyal orthdox slavs.poles are slavs but they and russians are in bad relations.croats whcih are aslo catholic slavs dont like russians much.
@@himpim642 exactly why i said bosnia! milos isn't a traditionally croatian name, and serbia got off with a few scratches here and there. sure, he could mean yugoslavia, but at that point people referred to "their country" as their homeland, not yugoslavia itself. we'll never know, tho!
Would you like to take break. I finish taking frightened bunnies on routes.
That actor just sold that line beautifully
1: That name can't be real.
2: Did anyone notice that huge scar on Milos' chest at the end? God damn...
Yep he's a man's man. He'd give Chuck Norris a run for his money!
My name is Miloš. p.s. I am a medical student... xD
You ARE so lucky:-))
did you attach child's arm in the back of rusty car?
Is your last name Radovicnovizicidivizcinicizivich? Oh, sorry it's Krajcek! I AM so lucky I can read...
and an x-files last name! so lucky! :D
It won't do, last name is too short
This feels somewhat prophetic given current events…
J.D: Milos is lucky.
Turk: That's what I'm SAYIIINNG!
none the less, i'd be sad if had to answer to either of them. Milos is certainly more mature than both of them and has plenty of experience in real life. also, the way he says his lines is fun for the ears.
I come back, finish later. Love that line~
Have to love that Kelso actually knew how to pronounce Milos surname. :)
Advice.....vice....ice.....
1:51- I remember sipping on a drink during this moment of the show, and I almost drowned, because it's so damn funny.
It's not eastern Europe without at least one country burning to the ground
There is no way that Sacred Heart has the facilities to handle an arm reattaching.
This will only make you stronger!
milos is the best character ever. He should have been in more episodes.
Aces on the video title name, that's some solid dedication.
Well, there is Cox and Dorian in the surgeon table. That is so Dorian. Also "This will only make you stronger" at the end kinda reminded me of Bane, and with that voice. Just a tid. PS Should have followed my advice... vice... vice. XD
I love the way he just doesnt use the words 'the' or 'a'
That is way sentence is said in homeland of Milos.
According to the auto subs the name is Dr random-each-FD-G-v6
I'd have wanted the already skilled surgeon as a resident, he'd be helpful
@theone12able Its to tell them apart. Pink is nurses, blue is medical, green is surgical, and gray seems to be shown as custodial.
Miloš definitely should have been a recurring character!
This will only make you stronger
"I guess you should have taken my adviiice!... Viiiice... Iiiiice..."
Hate to say it, but I shut up quite a few opponents in arguments with phrases such as ''You never knew what it was like to watch your whole country collapse, live on a couple of dollars a month, stand in lines for a loaf of bread and listen to bombs falling out of the sky, which sounds just like lightning, except you can't assure yourself that no one got hurt.''
Hell, if you experienced such nightmarish sh*t for almost an entire decade, the least you can do is milk it for all it's worth.
I don't see how that contributes to arguments, that doesn't make you right does it?
decade?
ne seri kvake. :D
trajalo je najviše 5 i to je bilo prije 25 godina.
@@Goliath1337 Tell that to the Americans. Whoever suffered most is right, and the rest need to 'check their privilege'.
When people bring up slavery reparations, I ask them where's the reparations for Warsaw being bombed to bits three times and all the Poles that got unceremoniously murdered over the years? Or the fact Poland _didn't exist on a map_ for over a century? Poland only really regained all of it's sovereignity at the end of World War I.
"...I finish taking frightened bunnies fit a round!" 🤣
Anybody notice that HUGE scar across his abdomen right at the end?!
Kelso had amazing pronunciation lol
1:57 I feel bad for turk because kelso knows the russians name but not his as it is much simpler :p
Uhm, Radovic(etc.) is not a russian name, not at all. It's from one of the balkan countries, probably Croatia, Bosnia or Serbia in this case since he refered to his country burning around him. One of the ex-Jugoslavian countries in any case.
Call a Croatian/Bosnian/Serbian "Russian" and you may end up with some teeth missing... or a broken finger. Or with your liver outside of your body. >_>
Well okay, a Serbian might just swear at you.
That is how America works.
All Slavs are Russians.
All European are British.
It's sad, but there isn't much to be done.
Unless you're Spanish, then you are Mexican.
***** So, events during the Kosovo War in 1999 like the NATO bombardement of the Serbian City of Novi Sad are just a myth then? ;)
Please excuse the sarcasm, but you are wrong. Granted, at the time it was still officially the "Federal Republic of Yugoslavia", but it was really just Serbia and Montenegro... and afterwards, just Serbia.
"Nothing burned" : Here is Serbia during that period th-cam.com/video/gelCe981y0I/w-d-xo.html
With him crying into the "rain," I want to say that's a reference to another scene/movie but I can't place it. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
It's true, we have absurdly long last names. Even though it was obviously being lampooned here.
Best one off character by far
Always wondered why the Milos actor had that scar. Then I found out he had to have his colon removed.
"I re-attach child's arm once, in rusty SHELL, of car. I can still see dead bodies that littered streets, as my country burn... to ground."
"I guess you should have followed my advice...vice...ice..."
LMAO.
Hahaa "guess you should have followed my adive... vice... vice...."
Been trying to look for what part for ages thanks. :D
Id just like to congratulate the uploader on getting the name right
@leyshjonoe Actually there are some facts that show he is from former Yugoslavia, not just from Eastern Europe:
1) There was a war in his home country
2) -vich suffix in his name
As said before, propably from Serbia or Bosnia & Herzegovina.
Kind of wish Milos had at least one or two other episodes
"Would you like to take break? I finish taking frightened bunnies on rounds."
"No Milos, I would not like to take a break! I'm absolutely fine right here thank you!"
"Okay fine!"
XD Frightened bunnies...never heard that before.
Anyone as sad as me trying to nail the pronounciation of a fictional character
What's that music in the beginning and when lucky Milos walks away from the board, please?? i LOVE it 😍
@Dracmoray not only a surgeon, but also an hero
eeeeeeeeeeeh macarena!
Milos is so lucky!
@jokacho I don't think it was about anything really - It had a Sacred Heart background with a link to the ABC site, a section that simply said "Coming Soon!" (which, to my knowledge, never came) and a video of The Todd showing off his muscles.
The background music for Milo’s intro 😀😀😀😀😀
These were days when everything was better.
Last scene is priceless
kudos to you for taking the time to type out his name lol
In some Military Circles this Surname would be refereed to a “Wheelbarrow with an R”, inferring that it was a Wheelbarrow of disassociated letters beginning with the letter R.
Radovicnovizicidivizcinicizichi and he wasn't done yet.. lol
Apparently Cox is preforming a surgery.
wow!!that is a really long last name
I never under stood the last scene
imagine the size of his driving licence , birth certificate or any other document for that matter :P
@kerributterfly17
I'd guess he is from Serbia, since we are the only country in Ex Yugoslavia that uses cyrillic writing, and Milos is a very popular Serbian name as well. Plus the last name is probably Radovic, they just added the extra letters for fun. :)
Milos confirmed Young Black Jack
lol Dr. Kelso knew how to pronounce Milos' last name. Kelso is so twisted!
But they didn't narrow it down to that war. It's only an assumption based on the origin of the name. The writers probably just picked a random, uncommon to the US name. All of those descriptions were pretty generic for a war zone.
6 people are frightened bunnies.