I don't care how long ago this show went off the air, I will continue to say this: The fact that John C. McGinley was never nominated for an Emmy for his work as Dr. Cox is one of the greatest blunders in awards show history.
@@littlekingtrashmouth9219 That guy's name is Hugh Laurie, and he is brilliant actor, same as John C. You don't have to trash one actor to praise another, seriously. Yes, their characters were similar but not the same, so nobody ripped off anybody. Here some differences between them - House was a limp, Cox wasn't; House was a Vicoddin addict, Cox was alcoholic but later dropped that; House never had these long rants, he didn't speak so fast as Cox, they had different backgrounds; and finally House never learnt how to be happy unlike Cox who actually became a better more mature person in the end. Cox had a family, House had only Wilson. Just because they are grumpy angry/depressed sarcastic men doesn't mean they are the same. Both actors and characters are awesome. And I know that Scrubs themselves had a whole episode around House/Cox comparisons, but it was more to mock such shallow notion (and such shallow people who stick to it) than admit it.
@@RedFire998 Turk is his husband. He's the only man who's ever been inside of him, and they're (“a little bit") married. Their love is higher than anything, it is known, so much so that J.D even had to lie to his future wife and tell her that he loved her more than he did Turk, and that blonde fool believed him😂
@@tomatoeatsmytoe1052 Nope, only 8 series, never a ninth. Never, not ever. No, not a "school" series or anything like that. Nothing to see here, move along. Come on people, don't you have homes to do to?
The most telling moment about this is that Cox let himself be hugged. Even beyond the words, the fact that he let his friend get that close was awesome. No mockery, no ear flick. That was the biggest gesture he could give to J.D.
@@-Big_Big also it is Dr.Cox and he is very proud. So I´d guess if you beat him in his own game like JD did in this scene he will accept defeat like a man. Even though he didnt like it xD
mluiga I agree. While Cox had been more tender towards JD in certain scenes/episodes, he had never - NEVER - once said all he thought about him, or truly showed he cared TO SOMEONE ELSE. Even when he defended him, it was in a way which suggested he either owed him in some way or it'd also benefit himself. It was actually pure brilliance that the writers left it this way until the ending, when he finally, truly bared all when he really didn't have to.
I doubt that I will ever watch anything on TV more perfectly executed than the Scrubs finale. One of the very few TV shows that actually left a hole in my heart after I watched the whole thing.
“For the record he was the best that ever came through this dump. John Dorian was the first and only doctor I ever met who cared as much as I do, and you can forget about him being just an exceptional physician. Because the fact of the matter is, he's a damn exceptional person. That's why people gravitated toward him, that's why I did. He was my friend.”
He knew he was behind him. "In the Season 2 DVD commentary of "His Story", series creator Bill Lawrence stated that one of Dr. Cox's quirks is that he knows if someone is standing behind him and who it is, without turning around to check. This quirk is defied in "My Finale" when J.D. stands behind Cox as he tells one of the new interns how he really feels; throughout the speech, he gives no sign that he knows that J.D. is behind him." Makes that moment even better.
I like to think when JD tells everyone he took the new job in the preceding episode, the ACTUAL reason Dr. Cox gets so excited and attempts the backflip is because he is so happy and proud of JD
@@jenschristiantvilum honestly he shouldve known! The way she reacts, the way he speaks out for JD right after JD gave up... His instincts should be ringing alarm telling him that was too easy! JD must be right behind you its a setup!
Perry always knows who's behind his back and Sunny's face tells a lot. I think he knew JD was there and went ahead and said what he could never say looking at his Newbie.
perry often knows people coming up behind him throughout the show even without turning around adressing them with name. director has stated this in a dvd bonus. he did it on purpose yes.
The actual emotion from cox combined with the hilarity of JDs reaction simultaneously gives a touching and hilarious moment. This clip perfectly represents scrubs.
I truly believe that Dr Cox knew he was there. He just couldn't do it to his face. So he gave him this one as he truly deserved it as he had been there for cox's when ever he needed him. But we all knew deep down Cox saw J.D as an important person in his life. Even when he tells him he is leaving you can tell Cox acting like his happy he is getting rid of him. But in truth he is ecstatic J.D is moving up in his career. But is not the kind of guy that can admit happiness for others. Well that's just my take on it.
This is one of the two scenes (the other being series finale's cover song by Peter Gabriel) in the history of TV that made me cry and laugh at the same time. Cry beacuse JD finally got the validation he'd been craving for and laugh because, well, it's JD and Dr Cox! Great stuff!
Notice that Cox said, "he was my friend." The only reason he said what he said is because he thought his relationship with JD was over. As an emotionally closed-off guy myself, I've lost many a great friendship because I no longer had immediate contact with the other person and I didn't have it in me to reach out and ask them to hang out again. Good friends are a rare breed these days, so make an effort to keep those friendships alive if you happen to have one.
This show will never get old to me. I used to watch this show every night. I would put it on as I was going to sleep, or when I couldn't sleep. JD and the gang would help me to not feel so alone. I didn't have a lot of friends. Wasn't very popular. Got bullied a whole lot, and this show was like home to me. Scrubs will always be a big part of who I am and how I made it through the Hell I went through in high school.
I love Dr. Cox! Even though he wasn’t complimenting JD through the series overtly, he spent more time with him than any other doctor, and despite, (or maybe because of) all the razzing JD found his real potential. And despite claiming how annoying JD was, it was always obvious he believed in him. Plus, JD slept with his wife, and Perry never killed him.
I'm just gonna say it. 0:18 ... wow. The way his eyes dart up to meet hers, the way he furrows his brow, and inhales, stopping himself from saying what he wanted to. Just amazing acting, so human, and real. Things were different back then.
Or how about the scene where dr cox realises the donor organs were infected and the girl didnt kill herself. Most tearjerking scene in the whole show. Also the song "how to save a life" was chosen perfectly.
This speech puts every moment between the two of them into perspective. He was a mentor and a friend every step of the way, it just wasn’t in his nature to show it.
Would have loved this to happen Cox: you realise though he gets to leave you have to stay Sonny: I know Cox: then why would you do that Sonny: because if you push me half as much as you pushed dr Dorian, I think I'll be a pretty good doctor Just a little line to show that Dr. Cox is still seen as the guy you want to be your mentor
This is, and most likely will be the only point in the history of televeision that completely broke me. I have never cried harder and most likely never will. Thank you, Scrubs. You mean so much to me.
@@filippocito5719 Yes. There's a few more fun things about the last episode. Right before that scene he says goodnight. Then at the very end after the "future" sequence, Bill Lawrence, the series creator is the custodian tearing down the banner that tells JD goodnight. I like to think of it as he's saying goodnight to his show.
You have to understand that the character Dr. Cox grew up with abusive parents. He was never shown love by his parents and hence didn't know how to express it himself. The fact that he would acknowledge Dorian and accept him as a friend (in his mind) is the highest compliment he could ever give anyone. The characters in Scrubs are very well written.
I think it would’ve been better if after Dr.Cox said “he was my friend.” That J.D smiles and then turns and walks away. Then maybe have an internal monologue to tell how he thought about hugging Dr.Cox but that hearing him admit their friendship was enough.
this is a nice follow up to the scene where he nominated JD for some kinda upgraded position at the hospital or something. after a few seasons. and he explains to the board that JD is a superb guy who cares so much abt his patients.
That was season one when they were doing intern reviews. And Cox played hardass with JD to force him to really think about his strengths and weaknesses and pushed him. And then he added a special note at the end of the review presentation to the board about how JD was special and they should do everything possible to keep him
As much as I like this scene, I think it would be better if J.D. would've left after Dr Cox's opinion about him. Or if J.D. wasn't even there, the message would be far more powerful.
in terms of emotion I think your right, but I guess at the end of the day it's a comedy before a drama. scrubs has always been good at strong emotional scenes quickly chopped into humour, I think this scene stayed consistent with the show. both would be good scenes though
in terms of emotion I think your right, but I guess at the end of the day it's a comedy before a drama. scrubs has always been good at strong emotional scenes quickly chopped into humour, I think this scene stayed consistent with the show. both would be good scenes though
in terms of emotion I think your right, but I guess at the end of the day it's a comedy before a drama. scrubs has always been good at strong emotional scenes quickly chopped into humour, I think this scene stayed consistent with the show. both would be good scenes though
I always see people say this and I disagree I think it was perfect JD in a way deserved something like this. While Dr. Cox was annoyed with the hug deep down he cares and liked it. Don't forget in the end of the finale while JD looks into his future Dr. Cox walks into him when JD is giving the hug not denying it. So yes I understand what you're saying but in a way I think he liked that JD heard it.
Because of the fact that Perry always knows who's standing behind him, that means he basically said what he said directly to JD which somehow hits way harder than him overhearing it. Not only did he not mind that he heard, but he said it out loud knowing full well that he'd be listening.
Hard to believe thus show was over 12 yrs ago this show got me through middle school n high school Now getting me through covid miss these great shows nothing comes close to it now
I think it would have been better if JD walked away before Cox turned around. Then the girl would have said he was behind you and Cox responds with "I know."
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I don't care how long ago this show went off the air, I will continue to say this:
The fact that John C. McGinley was never nominated for an Emmy for his work as Dr. Cox is one of the greatest blunders in awards show history.
Did the guy who played House get one? If so, he got an award for ripping off Dr. Cox.
Jason C. Parker 100% correct 👍
@@littlekingtrashmouth9219 That guy's name is Hugh Laurie, and he is brilliant actor, same as John C. You don't have to trash one actor to praise another, seriously. Yes, their characters were similar but not the same, so nobody ripped off anybody. Here some differences between them - House was a limp, Cox wasn't; House was a Vicoddin addict, Cox was alcoholic but later dropped that; House never had these long rants, he didn't speak so fast as Cox, they had different backgrounds; and finally House never learnt how to be happy unlike Cox who actually became a better more mature person in the end. Cox had a family, House had only Wilson. Just because they are grumpy angry/depressed sarcastic men doesn't mean they are the same. Both actors and characters are awesome. And I know that Scrubs themselves had a whole episode around House/Cox comparisons, but it was more to mock such shallow notion (and such shallow people who stick to it) than admit it.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 well said. The two might seem comparable if you've only read the opening paragraph about each on Wikipedia.
Jason C. Parker Just like how Jane Krakowski never got one, despite her insane roles on 30 Rock and Kimmy Schmidt.
"You smell like father figure." :D
Hate do make the 667th like but here it goes....
Large sniff.....
You smell like father figure. Me intern, you doc.
Tara W. I say that to my best friend all the time
Goodnight best friend
*Turk suddenly feels a disturbance in the force*
"Goodnight best friend."
Turk, on the other side of the hospital: "What the hell, man?!"
Turk is his bro, that's even higher.
They have Guy Love
Turk is his chocolate bear
Turk heard a Gong surely "yeah buddyyy!"
@@RedFire998 Turk is his husband. He's the only man who's ever been inside of him, and they're (“a little bit") married. Their love is higher than anything, it is known, so much so that J.D even had to lie to his future wife and tell her that he loved her more than he did Turk, and that blonde fool believed him😂
And then, that's how the show ended, season 9 doesn't exist, no, nothing, zero, nada.
Hah? I swear their was this school episode.... And im pretty sure james franco kid brother.... Was in it.... And the MC... Wasn't J....
@@tomatoeatsmytoe1052 Must have been some weird fever dream. Nothing like that ever happened.
Funny thing i never knew about another season until reading your comment..... not sure if I should be excited or not giving your reaction
@@tomatoeatsmytoe1052 Nope, only 8 series, never a ninth. Never, not ever. No, not a "school" series or anything like that. Nothing to see here, move along. Come on people, don't you have homes to do to?
Bernard Booth good keep lowering my expectations so I might like it
"oh god no"
lmfao this show combines comedy and drama so goddamn well.
I think he wanted him to say son.
@@seamas4016 Yes!
@@seamas4016 definitely the former. For a drama with comedic moments, check out Freaks and Geeks.
One of the best at it, for me the only other is How I met your Mother
This moment was built over 8 years... it finally happened. I watch Scrubs over and over.
well he got his 1 hug in 1 decade as DrCox promised him lol
@@itoldyouthat1049 Finally Cox didn't agree to that because he made deal with Jordan.
Me too
I’ve watched it several times as well. Whenever I need a laugh, it never fails me.
Dr. Cox actually told J.D he loved him in season 2
The most telling moment about this is that Cox let himself be hugged. Even beyond the words, the fact that he let his friend get that close was awesome. No mockery, no ear flick. That was the biggest gesture he could give to J.D.
He could have killed JD with that hug and chooss not to
he was to emotionally exposed. he had frozen up in panic.
J.D takes it too far tho.
@@ghostballs1874 😂😂😂
@@-Big_Big
also it is Dr.Cox and he is very proud. So I´d guess if you beat him in his own game like JD did in this scene he will accept defeat like a man. Even though he didnt like it xD
Best build up/fulfillment scene ever.
mluiga I agree. While Cox had been more tender towards JD in certain scenes/episodes, he had never - NEVER - once said all he thought about him, or truly showed he cared TO SOMEONE ELSE. Even when he defended him, it was in a way which suggested he either owed him in some way or it'd also benefit himself. It was actually pure brilliance that the writers left it this way until the ending, when he finally, truly bared all when he really didn't have to.
They built this up for EIGHT seasons
I often watch this when I'm down
@@omairsh8 and they NAILED it
@@jesterfalls4649 they always do 😉
"I didn't think that out."
"No...you didn't."
"Now you have to stay for season nine!"
"NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"
+Philip Hunn Hahaha, great comment 😂
Hahahaha what season?
Muhahahaha
No.. djyah didn't
Could be a serial killer's one liner before the kill.
"You realize that even though he gets to leave, YOU have to stay."
"I didn't think that out."
"No, ya didn't."
LOVE THIS SHOW.
JD didn't have to specifically tell Cox about her part in it
I like to think that she becomes the next great doctor under the tutelage of Perry Cox
@@shaunhunterit342 he didn't think that out
@my name jeff Nah he did that on purpose. Just like how he set up cox. Interns and residents gotta suffer in that hospital. its tradition
@@taichiarasoi776 haha maybe so
"Thank you God. That was beautiful!" pretty much summed up that finale. One of the best series finales ever.
I doubt that I will ever watch anything on TV more perfectly executed than the Scrubs finale. One of the very few TV shows that actually left a hole in my heart after I watched the whole thing.
„Oh god, no“
“For the record he was the best that ever came through this dump. John Dorian was the first and only doctor I ever met who cared as much as I do, and you can forget about him being just an exceptional physician. Because the fact of the matter is, he's a damn exceptional person. That's why people gravitated toward him, that's why I did. He was my friend.”
huh. I guess 76 deaf people appreciated this.
That's one hell of a payoff for eight seasons.
"is"
**inhales deeply** "Smells like a father figure."
@@waldoman7 I, an italian who didn't really get all the words Cox said, apprecciated this
"He thinks I am an exceptional *oww* person!!"
I cant stop repeating that scene hahaha
Kinda Deadpool vibe :D
Just like a cartoon.
I like the fact that he celebrates being called an exceptional person (as opposed to an exceptional doctor)
Dr. Cox is such a tsundere.
Aleksander Kazecki yes yes he is
on that Vegeta tip?
And he doesn't even have the classic loli figure
(Weird fan art opportunity)
dammit. and now i have to look up the meaning of tsundere.
Tsundere, anime personality trope terminology. One that lies about their feelings towards one or something, platonic or romantic otherwise.
I cant believe this is how they killed Sunny off.
haha lol
LOL that got me. Take my thumbs up.
@@jaipex gotta watch this damn fine series again soon!
@@spookykabuki879 just did. Thanks quarantine!
I like to think it's how she wanted to go.
He knew he was behind him.
"In the Season 2 DVD commentary of "His Story", series creator Bill Lawrence stated that one of Dr. Cox's quirks is that he knows if someone is standing behind him and who it is, without turning around to check. This quirk is defied in "My Finale" when J.D. stands behind Cox as he tells one of the new interns how he really feels; throughout the speech, he gives no sign that he knows that J.D. is behind him."
Makes that moment even better.
I like to think when JD tells everyone he took the new job in the preceding episode, the ACTUAL reason Dr. Cox gets so excited and attempts the backflip is because he is so happy and proud of JD
The first time I saw it, I was waiting for Dr. Cox to say "He's standing right behind me. Isn't he?" 🤣
@@jenschristiantvilum
honestly he shouldve known! The way she reacts, the way he speaks out for JD right after JD gave up... His instincts should be ringing alarm telling him that was too easy! JD must be right behind you its a setup!
@@jenschristiantvilum Saame! Lol
If it says 'this quirk is defied', does that not literally mean he didn't know???
"brace youself, I'm comin in"
I love with how much confidence he says that, like he KNOWS perry won't refuse
He does get close before this when he pulled the rug out from under cox lol
If you look, Cox actually leans into the hug too. At least just a little.
Perry always knows who's behind his back and Sunny's face tells a lot. I think he knew JD was there and went ahead and said what he could never say looking at his Newbie.
perry often knows people coming up behind him throughout the show even without turning around adressing them with name.
director has stated this in a dvd bonus. he did it on purpose yes.
Yeah it's one of his quirks. Same with the nose thing. He always touches his nose
Great take. Makes
It even more
Emotional if he knew
"I didn't think that out"
"No, Djadidn't"
Classic Cox.
The actual emotion from cox combined with the hilarity of JDs reaction simultaneously gives a touching and hilarious moment. This clip perfectly represents scrubs.
I love how he said "oh god no."
And his facial expression. He's the best
Hannah Kramer it’s ok Hannah
I feel like JD and Shawn from Psych would get along so well.
They would and so would gus and turk
Janitor, Lassiter, Dr. Kelso and Dr. Cox... oh god....
don't forget Woody!
Rico C Woody and the Janitor would be a great duo.
duuuude i had never thought of it before but youre totally right ! WHO ELSE IS PSYCHED FOR THE PSYCH MOVIE COMING OUT IN DECEMBER?
I will never get bored of seeing Dr. Cox expression when he realises JD is behind him
"Oh God...no."
1:16 Dr Cox slightly leaned in for the hug!
I noticed that too! Definitely subtle and intentional
"You smell like a father figure"
That line just cracks me up.
"You smell like a Father Figure" is going to be my go to move when confronted by any Male in Public
I actually cried and laughed. love these characters so much
I truly believe that Dr Cox knew he was there. He just couldn't do it to his face. So he gave him this one as he truly deserved it as he had been there for cox's when ever he needed him. But we all knew deep down Cox saw J.D as an important person in his life. Even when he tells him he is leaving you can tell Cox acting like his happy he is getting rid of him. But in truth he is ecstatic J.D is moving up in his career. But is not the kind of guy that can admit happiness for others. Well that's just my take on it.
Of course JD is important to Dr Cox. After all, he even has a daughter named Jennifer Dylan 🙃
@@psyclops973 Jordan named their daughter J.D. out of spite though.
@@fordz3781 He did not fight it. Not really.
@@FrobergDKJordan is a SHE, and yes, she did, out of spite for Cox
"gnew, ghya deadint" xD
Jan Itor I think he's saying "No he didn't", Dr. Yan eetour.
lol perfect phonetic writing
“Thank you god... that was beautiful” yes JD It was.
This is one of the two scenes (the other being series finale's cover song by Peter Gabriel) in the history of TV that made me cry and laugh at the same time. Cry beacuse JD finally got the validation he'd been craving for and laugh because, well, it's JD and Dr Cox! Great stuff!
You didn't cry during episode 3x14, My Screw Up??
Notice that Cox said, "he was my friend." The only reason he said what he said is because he thought his relationship with JD was over. As an emotionally closed-off guy myself, I've lost many a great friendship because I no longer had immediate contact with the other person and I didn't have it in me to reach out and ask them to hang out again. Good friends are a rare breed these days, so make an effort to keep those friendships alive if you happen to have one.
i just could not not evil laugh after Dr Cox's last line
Poor Sunni is going to suffer for her part in that😀.
And then he's going to realize he likes her, too. Not as much, but still.
Worth it!! Because no matter how much Cox torments her, she now knows (and he knows that she knows) Cox's crowning moment vulnerability.
Wasnt it revealed in Season 9 that she Blackmailed him with that Moment so he couldnt torture her as much? Or was that someone else? :p
@@Y0G0FU there is no season 9. We do not talk about it
@@Y0G0FU There is no season 9. It does not exist.
This show will never get old to me.
I used to watch this show every night. I would put it on as I was going to sleep, or when I couldn't sleep. JD and the gang would help me to not feel so alone. I didn't have a lot of friends. Wasn't very popular. Got bullied a whole lot, and this show was like home to me.
Scrubs will always be a big part of who I am and how I made it through the Hell I went through in high school.
Honestly crazy how much scrubs has meant to me too, I keep re watching it all the time
One of the few times in the show where Dr Cox actually calls JD by his real name.
0:52 Cox knew exaclty that he was standing behind him
0:40 - It's eerie how much Zac Braff looks like John Ritter here with this expression. That's why I loved that they cast Ritter as JD's dad.
"He thinks I'm an exceptional -OW-person...!"
LMAO. I find myself doing that from time to time when I walk through a door-way.
Beautiful scene.
That "oh god no" delivery is absolutely perfect
*snifffff* "Ooooh, you smell like a father figure..."
XD I LOVE Perry's face when he does that!
Cox will never admit it but he loved JD a lot! He was without a doubt his favorite student
This is literally a video of him admitting it.
“You smell like a father figure” gets me every fucking time man lmao
I love Dr. Cox! Even though he wasn’t complimenting JD through the series overtly, he spent more time with him than any other doctor, and despite, (or maybe because of) all the razzing JD found his real potential. And despite claiming how annoying JD was, it was always obvious he believed in him.
Plus, JD slept with his wife, and Perry never killed him.
I love how JD knew damn well that this was awkward for Doctor Cox and he made it even more awkward on purpose and enjoyed every second of it.
"He was my friend"
All it takes, just those words, perfect.
I'm just gonna say it. 0:18 ... wow. The way his eyes dart up to meet hers, the way he furrows his brow, and inhales, stopping himself from saying what he wanted to.
Just amazing acting, so human, and real. Things were different back then.
When cox reminds her she is still stuck there in her mind she's going "SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT!"
This was one of the most satisfying goodbyes to a relationship on a TV show 😂🙌
Man I just keep coming back to this video.
Scrubs has become an emotion.
Feel so connected.
As soon as the "oh God no" came I knew he knew he was dreading that the hug was coming
God. if this didn't hit me right in the feels i don't kno what did.
Nina's turning into a chimera and then dying in the most horrible way ever in FMA :'(
Or how about the scene where dr cox realises the donor organs were infected and the girl didnt kill herself. Most tearjerking scene in the whole show. Also the song "how to save a life" was chosen perfectly.
Bruh I read the wiki page on the finale and cried. This show means everything to me.
This speech puts every moment between the two of them into perspective. He was a mentor and a friend every step of the way, it just wasn’t in his nature to show it.
Would have loved this to happen
Cox: you realise though he gets to leave you have to stay
Sonny: I know
Cox: then why would you do that
Sonny: because if you push me half as much as you pushed dr Dorian, I think I'll be a pretty good doctor
Just a little line to show that Dr. Cox is still seen as the guy you want to be your mentor
yeah but you have to leave them laughing. First rule of comedy.
That look on his face when he realised he was behind him 😅🤣
thank you, God, that was beautiful
Cant beat the emotion in this clip
This scene makes me cry every time.
JD: "Goodbye Best Friend" Turk: "Hey! What about me!" JD: "Turk wait! I didn't mean it! I love you both equally!"
So many incredible moments in Scrubs. This was one of the very best.
Cox is awesome. Scrubs is my damn life. It's got me past soo much seeing J.D. mess up over and over!!!
This is the best sitcom of all time. It makes you laugh and cry. So many brilliant actors.
I agree.
This is, and most likely will be the only point in the history of televeision that completely broke me. I have never cried harder and most likely never will. Thank you, Scrubs. You mean so much to me.
Fun fact: The guy on the right in the first few seconds is Dr. Jonathan Doris, the real JD ;)
Wow, for real? I mean, I know his character is inspired by a real JD but didn't he was in the show even just for a few seconds
And he's married to Dr. Dolly Klock according to the wiki, which I'm just now making the connection to Dr. Molly Klock in a few episodes
@@filippocito5719 Yes. There's a few more fun things about the last episode. Right before that scene he says goodnight. Then at the very end after the "future" sequence, Bill Lawrence, the series creator is the custodian tearing down the banner that tells JD goodnight. I like to think of it as he's saying goodnight to his show.
"You smell like a father figure"
one of my all time favorite tv lines! Such a great way to end their relationship in the series :)
Scrubs was my favorite Tv series growing up, it's full of real life lessons and situations.
0:59 he's cringing so hard it's hilarious
I'm so happy this is how the whole series ended *cough* s9 doesn't exist *cough*
A perfect scene that reveals how great this show was.
This show really knew how to make you laugh and cry all at the same time I never felt like that with any other show
" Goodnight best friend.. "
*Dramatic look towards the door and walks off*
So much win, and finally Dr. Cox reveals it, even tho he didn't wanna.
You have to understand that the character Dr. Cox grew up with abusive parents. He was never shown love by his parents and hence didn't know how to express it himself.
The fact that he would acknowledge Dorian and accept him as a friend (in his mind) is the highest compliment he could ever give anyone.
The characters in Scrubs are very well written.
Good by bestfriend? Turk is going to have a heart attack
Turk wouldn't care, he and JD are waaaaaaay more than best friends.
It was more believable than telling elliot "he loves her more than turk" not one person in the fanbase believed him
I think it would’ve been better if after Dr.Cox said “he was my friend.” That J.D smiles and then turns and walks away. Then maybe have an internal monologue to tell how he thought about hugging Dr.Cox but that hearing him admit their friendship was enough.
"I...am so full of your love..."
So nice to seeing Cox tell how he really feel about JD. Actually my favourite scene from scrubs
"You smell like a father figure." Pure gold.
This was one of the best shows when I was growing up, u forget how good it actually was.
no one sneaks up on cox.. lol he knew he was there.. it was a tool for him to say what he felt and what jd needed whilst keeping his front
this is a nice follow up to the scene where he nominated JD for some kinda upgraded position at the hospital or something. after a few seasons. and he explains to the board that JD is a superb guy who cares so much abt his patients.
That was season one when they were doing intern reviews. And Cox played hardass with JD to force him to really think about his strengths and weaknesses and pushed him. And then he added a special note at the end of the review presentation to the board about how JD was special and they should do everything possible to keep him
Dr.Cox was hands down my favorite on the show, John C. McGinley nailed that character.
This was an amazing moment tbh. Not that Perry didn't show he cared, like we all knew he did , but him saying it out loud made this so good ! :)
i love his reaction when he hears JD behind him, hes just like oh goddammit.....
And this scene is epic
there is no season 9 in ba sing se.
Shhhh. We never mention that existance.
Lmao avatar reference you rock
As much as I like this scene, I think it would be better if J.D. would've left after Dr Cox's opinion about him. Or if J.D. wasn't even there, the message would be far more powerful.
in terms of emotion I think your right, but I guess at the end of the day it's a comedy before a drama. scrubs has always been good at strong emotional scenes quickly chopped into humour, I think this scene stayed consistent with the show. both would be good scenes though
in terms of emotion I think your right, but I guess at the end of the day it's a comedy before a drama. scrubs has always been good at strong emotional scenes quickly chopped into humour, I think this scene stayed consistent with the show. both would be good scenes though
in terms of emotion I think your right, but I guess at the end of the day it's a comedy before a drama. scrubs has always been good at strong emotional scenes quickly chopped into humour, I think this scene stayed consistent with the show. both would be good scenes though
JD DESERVES THE MOMENT!!!
I always see people say this and I disagree I think it was perfect JD in a way deserved something like this. While Dr. Cox was annoyed with the hug deep down he cares and liked it. Don't forget in the end of the finale while JD looks into his future Dr. Cox walks into him when JD is giving the hug not denying it. So yes I understand what you're saying but in a way I think he liked that JD heard it.
....and Sunni's body was never found ;)
This should’ve been the last episode of the series instead of a season 9.
Jesus, it's been 12 years since this last episode aired? Time is flying!
That "oh God no.." was the cherry on the cake! 😂🤣
I almost feel like this scene would have been better if JD hadn't said anything after Cox's outpouring and just walked off.
It's the combination of both that makes Scrubs what it is. Brilliant
I love J.D. and Dr. Cox's relationship
Because of the fact that Perry always knows who's standing behind him, that means he basically said what he said directly to JD which somehow hits way harder than him overhearing it. Not only did he not mind that he heard, but he said it out loud knowing full well that he'd be listening.
comedy does NOT get any better than this!
Hard to believe thus show was over 12 yrs ago this show got me through middle school n high school
Now getting me through covid miss these great shows nothing comes close to it now
LOL.
I love how Dr Cox lets JD hug him, even though he's obviously very uncomfortable about it.
'Nyu.... Nyaaa didn't....'
He says to the *next* Dr. Dorian the hospital is likely to see.
I think it would have been better if JD walked away before Cox turned around. Then the girl would have said he was behind you and Cox responds with "I know."
This part almost brought me to tears the first time I saw it. The magic of scrubs
He should’ve recorded that and used it as his ringtone lol