MY SUPER EGO | Doctor Reacts to [ SCRUBS ] | Season 1 Episode 7
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The resigned "'m'kay." at the distinct lack of gloves when handling the urine sample had me in stitches.
Have seen another reaction to this that provided a perspective I'd never considered before, all evidence points to, while as a human he has likely had struggles, Nick has a naturally extremely high intellect, emotional intelligence and easy rapport with people so has a good chance of never having had to ever face a serious problem he couldn't overcome before. Re-watching this time he doesn't seem to be repressing for most of it, he seems to honestly believe he will overcome it and the realisation he's finally hit something he can't when it matters so much that instantly brings him down. It's a good reminder about how much adversity is so personal, and just because someone has lived a life that's blessed doesn't mean they can't struggle as much, or worse, than those who have lived hard won victories.
Not sure if it has been mentioned before, but this show was actually filmed in an abandoned hospital. All the film editing, script writing, costumes, everything, was conducted in old patient and conference rooms. One advantage in this episode is that, when they needed to film the creepy hospital scenes, they didn't need to go looking for filming locations, all the did was go to a part of the hospital that wasn't being used regularly.
So cool!!
I'm not Medical, but I worked at multiple hospitals (same Hospital organization) as their Network Engineer for 10 years. One time I was working on a WIFI issue right next to the OR, a surgeon walked out, turned to one of the RNs and said "I just got kicked out for farting". I snort laughed for a good 15 seconds :D
Tough luck Bankfarter
8:56 "Dude, I'm taking the cheese off!"
(still eats the cheese)
😂
Even though it's a decent amount of time between videos (because duh, you're a dr) I look forward to every one
Thank you so much! ❤️
In college, I worked 72-hour shifts at a residential care facility NAPS ARE IMPORTANT! :)
Yes they are! I wouldn't have survived residency without naps LOL
Dr Murdoch is what I like to call a razor. A one time use razor, that cuts through everything on the first try but then breaks the first time it encounters resistance.
But this show has a lot of things going on aside from these early disposable characters. If you are really looking for things to watch and react to on a long term basis, at this point I think the best option is all of Scrubs; all eight seasons, one episode at a time.
Haha honestly at this rate, that might happen over time 😅
Hello! I wanted to answer what was wrong with the boy on Scrubs. It's subtle and in my experience most doctors don't clock it since they can't do much about it.
He's allergic to all antibiotics. I have this issue as well. He has an infection but the antibiotics are killing him too. Eventually swapping the antibiotics caught up with him.
I really appreciate the empathy you have in these reactions. Not just for the Pts but for the staff specifically. I'm and RN and i like watching MDs react to my favorite medical show, and its crazy how many of the "cool guy MD" persona you-tubers just talk crap about the characters when they're flawed, when they're real; when they're less than perfect. You def got my sub.
Wow! Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️
Kids are the reason I eventually quit being a paramedic. I can handle anything an adult can throw at me, but working with seriously sick, injured or dying kids broke me. And unfortunately working EMS you can't choose your patients.
The Molly Shannon episode was a tearjerker. So beautiful and heartwrenching.
@@arndnaj She becomes a paramedic for the same reason I had to quit. Admirable, but my depression would've gotten too out of hand.
They filmed this episode on 9/11. Most of the actors were half present due to having so much on their minds.
They all are disappointed with their performances. But I think they still did a good job
WOW! I had absolutely no idea! That’s crazy. If you didn’t tell me that, I truly would have never second guessed their performance. Wow!
They spoke about it on "fake doctors real friends". It's their rewatch podcast about the show
I need to start listening to the podcast!!
@@JessTheMD You should! It's a good listen (most of the time)
This episode gets to the heart of communication and support. The main cast is dealing with their insecurities and while they’re not confronted with an issue like Dr. Nick is, they are working through it.
Nick didn’t have the support, and he masked his issues until they were so overwhelming that he could not see anything but failure. And it’s a shame, as he appeared that he was doing very well in every other aspect of his medical career. But this is me speaking as a non-doctor and my children are now annoying teenagers.
The stress in that field Has to be insane.
Agreed! And yes... Especially in the hospital, in the ICU... Very stressful at times. I think at some point, you get used to the stress level. It's not complacency by any means, it's just that your brain is used to being under that sort of stress all the time, so it doesn't make you crazy. You just learn to be cool and collected in the face of really intense situations... I would argue same thing in the emergency department (and a good number of other specialties in medicine!)
You say the "targets" look pretty cool.
When i was 11, i shared a bedroom with my brother. He was a trainee as a male nurse (i guess). He had a big book with pressure ulcers on top. I'm good with medical things for the rest of my life.
I think one of the strongest things Scrubs did was to be funny while at the same time knowing when to be serious. They could have easily gone the other way and make the serious stuff silly too, but instead they chose to keep the serious serious and in doing so it really hits home hard when it happens. Even without going too deep you feel it because it's jarring.
Took me a moment to remember the potassium bit. That was brilliant.
@JessTheMD I first got into the rerun seasons of M*A*S*H as a kid and again later in life. The slapstick humour and 180° turns to slap in the face realism and emotions of that series was world changing for shows like these in later years.
I don't know if you watched this show, but there is an episode of M*A*S*H that runs in a similar vein as this episode of Scrubs. A temporary surgeon comes in to help the 4077 after a outbreak of mumps sidelines the commanding officer and another surgeon. This temporary surgeon used to be in a different M*A*S*H unit and the pressure of returning to that environment triggers a severe case of PTSD. Absolutely heartbreaking, but still a great episode.
I’ll check it out!! Thank you!
My first time seeing your work, and you really remind me of Sandra Bullock. - OK back to the reaction :).
haha well thanks 😊 I love her!
Clicked on your channel yesterday and was like "nothing new in last month? hope shes ok". wake up and bam more scrubs
Haha thank you! We were traveling a ton in the last like 6 weeks. 2 weddings and a family vacation.... It left very little time for editing unfortunately! But I'm back! 😊 Thanks for the support!
Healthy competition is great no matter what field you work in but undeserved confidence is never good for anyone
A good one to react to, one that gets overlooked sometimes
The “Good Samaritan “ laws only cover non-certified or non licensed providers in some states. My state will charge an off duty EMS provider if they stop to help, depending on the outcome of the Pr.
I think the specific laws differ per state. In my state, if you’re not on the job/on the clock, the Good Samaritan law still covers you 😊 I did look it up when I made this video! 😊
Glad you are doing these more frequently now! Really enjoy the commentary
Thank you!! Glad you enjoy it! ❤️
Thank you for reacting to Scrubs 👍
I've had Lyme disease as teen, but, weirdly, no rash, no bullseye. My knee just hurt, but I assumed it was growing pains, until I could barely walk and my knee didn't fit into pants anymore. They drained it from neon-yellow liquid (probably The most painful procedure i've gotten) and said it was Lyme, and that if I came any sooner, the bacteria would have eaten my joint. I spent one night in the hospital and got antibiotics and other pills, including one bright purple - SO cool!!! Hate tics, they are increasing everywhere. Be aware, people, and if your knee starts to blow up - please get it checked!
If Scrubs doesn't leave you blubbering like a five-year-old, they didn't do their job.
Jess, good to see you again
As always, beautiful doctor, as always a lot of genuine emotions and very informative!
Thank you so much!! 😊 learning more about video editing everyday 😊
@@JessTheMDYour videos are really getting better and better, thank you!
Thanks for another episode, really love to see these :)
Thank you so much! I really love making them! 😊
I like the background setup you got for the vid :)
Thanks so much!!
Another amazing reaction to one of my all time favorite shows. You always give me a better perspective to episodes I have seen many times. I can't wait for the next one! :)
Thank you! ❤️
Great job Jess ❤
Thank you!! ❤️❤️❤️
i really enjoy all your scrubs reactions 👍👍
Thank you so much!
Great episode and reaction. I always get more out of an episode with your comments and explanation of the issues. Thanks. Also glad your back to reacting to the scrubs series. Luv ya Dr Jess ❣️💛
Thank you! ❤️
I always thought this was an interesting episode especially shows everyone has insecurities especially the duck. You never see the duck and was the🦆 in the credits? You gave lots of interesting medical information and😊 I will have to rewatch it again at some point 😊
Whoo, I get to watch this just as I'm getting ready to go to my doctor's appointment! :)
Hope you enjoyed it!
always enjoy watching your reactions to Scrubs...which is, imo, the best medical show ever made. in regards to the episode, the mental well being of a person is, unfortunately, overlooked the majority of the time or there is a lack of support structure or options for people to get help anonymously. always need a way to vent, so to speak. i know, that in my profession, we are actually required to see a psychologist every 3 months, if not more, depending on certain things.
Thanks so much!! I totally agree about the mental well being aspect. It's something that is even joked about in medicine (in general!) because the "burn out aid" is... well, the quotation marks say a lot 😝
An erythema migrans is far less cool on your own back. My back was itching and I saw a redness around what looked like a new mole. I panicked thinking I had a recurrence of melanoma. Well the good news is it wasn't melanoma, just a deer tick and Lyme disease.
Jess, I just picked up the movie Saw X. It looks interesting
Haha I have to bring myself to watch it 🫣🫣🫣
21:07 - what my fairy godmother sounds like.
lol! Love it 🙈😅
This is the reason I could never be a doctor or a detective or a military officer. Having to tell someone their baby is dead or going to die would break me faster than a team of Spanish Inquisitioners.
Being able to manage that is up there with Giles Corey getting smooshed to death on the toughness scale.
And geez, I remember my kids being little. If you added "doctor" to that list of responsibilities, I reckon Kelso shoving me off the roof might sound more like an offer than a threat. That's super human too.
💯 it’s definitely a lot ❤️
More ER reactions 😁😁😁 please
They’re coming!! 😊
Haha. Thanks. Keep up the good work. great reactions!:)@@JessTheMD
Love this, empathy etc. Subscriberd.
BTW Your watch is a little flashy
haha thanks so much for the support!
The watch... I definitely treated myself for a special occasion 😊
@@JessTheMD ♥
Would love to see you react to Season 2 Episode 7 My First Step. It has a morbidity and mortality conference and addresses the so called “wait and see” approach of some doctors that I’d love to hear your reaction to. Plus dealing with pharmaceutical reps and such. I’d love to hear your take on it. Love the channel! Thanks for sharing!
I'll add it to my list! Thank you!! ❤️
Hey i know you like Dr. Kelso. I recommend you to watch Season 6 Episode 7. Its an Episode entirely about Kelso and what makes a good leader.
Thank you so much!! Added to my list 😊
Smart, pretty, funny, no ego, chill person...seem damn near perfect to me...i wonder what Jess will open up about that is "wrong" with her?
haha I really appreciate it ❤️ I'm definitely not perfect though!!!! We all have flaws 😊
Oh so the gloves what bothers you? Not the olympic torch? 😂
LOL fair enough... I guess the olympic torch part was far too into the imaginary for me to be mad about it 😝
How often do you get patients from chefs or servers not asking about allergies before feeding someone?
I can honestly say I've never had a patient come to me after that specific situation! 😊 Usually people with known allergies will let the chefs or servers know ahead of time!
@@JessTheMD you’d think so but as a chef/bartender I’ve had to use an epi pen on a couple of occasions
@@nickwalker2438 My assumption, in that case, is that they didn't know they had that allergy, and this was the first time it was manifesting! And if not... well, people make their own decisions with that stuff, and it's up to the person to be responsible for their own wellbeing (unless they're kids or someone otherwise unable to care for themselves and make decisions for themselves, then it's their guardian's responsibility) 😊
@@JessTheMD I agree. But the 1st thing any server or bartender should ask is if the guests has any allergies. I wonder if your going to notice that next time you go out to eat
Just curious; Do doctors face the same concerns over admitting to dealing with mental health issues in a similar way to pilots, for example? I know that admitting such things to your employer, as a pilot, can honestly begin the end of your career. Even mild issues are treated with overwhelming precaution, and all the situation does is force more and more pilots to quietly try and process their issues internally. Annnnd that's not good for ANYONE involved.
There is definitely some stigma in medicine. I had a number of co-residents that didn't seek help for mental health stuff (mostly depression/anxiety) because of fear of issues with licensure....
That thicc young woman in the tickborne disease diagram got me feeling some kinda way. Why am I like this?
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Re - Dr. Jess' comments
I'm concerned that the psychology "practiced" by the nurses is 'pop-psychology' rather than actual, effective, real psychology. It's the 'psychology' that you find in gossip circles; People who make assumptions, based on their gossip-experience, rather than based on any psychological studies. These nurses aren't familiar with the experiments that have been performed over the last 100 years, the results of those experiments and what they teach us about psychology. They aren't familiar with the discoveries of notable psychologists, nor are they familiar with any of the real principles of psychology, or CBT techniques/ conflict resolution techniques/ etc...
While I agree with Jess in that they would be excellent at dealing with people, I would say it's because of their experience in dealing with people. *And that's it.* Unless they've studied psychology, they aren't going to have any special expertise in it, in the EXACT same way as they won't be able to diagnose and treat patients suffering from various infections/ diseases. Psychology isn't _The Force_ from Star Wars - you don't just _Search your feelings_ and spew out an answer. There's a LOT to be learned about how any why people behave the way they do and the implications this has on the way they're likely to behave in the future. It's a science, based on evidence, not on an ancient religion from a galaxy far, far away.
Again, I agree that the nurses will be excellent at dealing with people. Much the same way as a barman can be excellent at dealing with people. That doesn't give them any expertise at all in psychology, in the same way that putting band-aids on your kids doesn't give you any knowledge of how to perform an appendectomy...
You might want to react to The Good Doctor, Season 2, Episode 17 - it's the one where that meme from a couple of moths ago, "I AM A SURGEON" - comes from.
The show is a pretty bad portrayal of autism, but it can be an entertaining show.
I’ll add it to my list!! Thank you!!
We're taught that it is shameful to show weakness, that you mark yourself as prey for the strong. Boys don't cry, suck it up, stop crying or I'll give you something to cry about. So many people become afraid of their feelings, of the appearances of weakness. Going a little Coxy here.
Newsflash, jackasses: Humans are weak. Physically, mentally, emotionally, psychologically, we are all weak. There are so many ways to break a human being intentionally and so many ways people can be beaten down just by life. As you said, that's part of the human condition and that's ok. What's also ok is leaning on each other to get through. It's ok to need help, it's ok to ask for help, it's ok to be helped. It's ok to be human.
I couldn’t agree more ❤️❤️❤️
Please react to scrubs season 5 ep 8 next. My big bird.
I can’t promise it’ll be the very next one, but I’ll definitely put it high up on my list 😊
17:50 breaking sterile technique!!!
*Was it called "pimping" in 2001 when this came out?*
It was! Apparently this term was coined in the late ‘80s! 😊
@@JessTheMD *This would've made the show funnier.*
I enjoy your reactions. And expertise. Do you have any interest in neuroscience?
Thank you so much! I do have an interest in neuroscience but I am definitely not an expert in it! 😊
Then a book title for you: The Psychopath Whisperer by Kent A. Kiehl. Written for the lay public, but you'd appreciate it with your proper medical background.@@JessTheMD
Jess, i love your reactions to scrubs, but i feel like i have to speak up in defense of Dr Cox. Ok, he treats people like dirt, ok he "sticks the knife in and twists it", he has emotional issues & he cant express himself, but the bottom line is that he cares about delivering quality patient care and achieving positive outcomes. Think of episodes where he goes in to fight Dr Kelso over funding, when he swaps insurance paperwork to make sure people get the procedures they need, or thunders at JD that mistakes mean that people DIE. I'm a first responder not a doctor but Dr Cox is my absolute hero for his dedication to quality medical care being available to everyone.
I definitely hear you. He's surely got some communication issues/room for improvement on the communication front, but he definitely does mean well most of the time ❤️
One of my favorite shows, letting me deep dive into parasocial relationships 😉
Do you subscribe to the theory of good/bad gut bacteria having an effect on mental health?
To some degree! Your gut bacteria have a large effect on your overall health 😊
@@JessTheMD I've noticed that consuming certain ingredients on their own on an empty stomach changes my cognitive behaviour
Cox crushing on Carla in the first season or two was so cringe. Clad they introduced Jordan in the show.
HOUSE a small case, think nobody has watched and reacted, be the first.
Thank you!! I’ll add it to my list 😊
Also just f.y.i, House is so much more of a dick in the episode, reasons you will see, but he is also House, the Sherlock of medicine which this show was pitched as, he was Holmes, Wilson was Watson, have that in your head when you watch it and remember in the original stories Sherlock Holmes was a drug addict.
Thank you!! I’ll keep that in mind 😊
This is going to sound random but I'm always perplexed by youtubers logos. Is every single person on youtube just a great freaking artist? I could never draw that outline of the face you have for example on your logo. I could never be a youtuber because even if I could react to videos in an entertaining, informative way, I have no artistry in me whatsoever. I could never make a logo. I have to imagine you come up with that yourself because I just don't see you hiring a bunch of graphic designers to do that logo.
haha believe me, I am no artist!! I hired someone to help me with the logo. I put together some inspiration and then the designer gave me some options and we tweaked until it felt right 😊
oh wow, OK. Since you hadn't replied back to me I was afraid taken offense to it, like you thought it was sarcastic when I said "great freaking artist." It was a genuine compliment on your art as well as every other youtuber I watch because I can't do it and I was wondering ""goodness, is everybody in this just great at art? I couldn't do any of that!" Thanks for the reply.@@JessTheMD
@@travis303 Oh my goodness, of course not! No offense taken, and in fact I did take it as a compliment, so thank you! ❤ It's just been extremely busy with work and family the past few days 😉
I have a request for a double feature season 1 ep 14 and 15 called my drug buddy and my bed banter. They go together and I believe it will get you a lot of views
On my list!! Thank you!! 😊