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Her Story

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Her Story
Narrated by Elliot Reid

Directed by John Inwood
Written by Angela Nissel
Air Date - September 28, 2004 on NBC
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Season Four Episodes :
  1. My Old Friend's New Friend
  2. My Office
  3. My New Game
  4. My First Kill
  5. Her Story
  6. My Cake
  7. My Common Enemy
  8. My Last Chance
  9. My Malpractical Decision
  10. My Female Trouble
  11. My Unicorn
  12. My Best Moment
  13. My Ocardial Infarction
  14. My Lucky Charm
  15. My Hypocritical Oath
  16. My Quarantine
  17. My Life in Four Cameras
  18. My Roommates
  19. My Best Laid Plans
  20. My Boss's Free Haircut
  21. My Lips Are Sealed
  22. My Big Move
  23. My Faith in Humanity
  24. My Drive-By
  25. My Changing Ways
   Episodes: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 w • 9


“Ah, you don't have to say anything - I know all about how it is when you think a guy is great and he ends up being a car thief.”— Elliot

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[edit] Synopsis

Elliot and Molly prove Turk wrong about rap

As Elliot's friendship with Dr. Molly Clock continues to grow, she begins to realize that Molly is gradually becoming something of a mentor to her. With a new string of confidence, she cuts off Dr. Cox during one of his traditional put-downs and exhales furiously a rant of her own. Soon after, she discovers Molly with her boyfriend, who had just stolen and crashed a car. When Molly forgives the incident because her boyfriend has "beautiful eyes", Elliot questions whether or not she made the right decision in siding with Molly.

After multiple nights of coming in and waking Carla, Carla decides that she and Turk should go to bed at the same time. Turk naively agrees, but is later taken aback when Carla pulls him from the room while he is watching a game with his buddies to go to bed for the night. Turk decides to fire back by giving Carla a cup of regular coffee rather than decaffeinated, but Dr. Kelso, who is aware of the plan, mischievously switches Turk's cup of decaf with Carla's regular. Resultantly, Turk is the one who lies awake all night. In the end, Turk is able to talk it out and convince Carla out of his required bedtime.

J.D. defends himself from Dr. Cox with "his boys"

Still furious from the rant provided by Elliot's newfound courage, Dr. Cox pays JD a visit and painfully scolds him for being late for his seven o'clock rounds directly in front of his interns. JD, who was already having difficulty gaining the respect of his students, later confronts Dr. Cox, demanding an explanation for his unnecessarily scathing rant earlier. In order to help JD, Dr. Cox agrees to allow JD a brief moment of edge over him by letting JD confront him in front of his interns in "a manly way". When the moment comes and Dr. Cox approaches JD, JD lashes out with a much longer rant than agreed upon, to Dr. Cox's dismay, but, in the process, successfully regains his interns respect.

[edit] Plot Points

  • Elliot acts as narrator for the majority of this episode.
  • Elliot breaks off her connection with Dr. Cox and has Molly Clock as her new mentor.
  • Turk attempts to cope with having a new bedtime - the same early time as Carla.
  • Dr. Cox agrees to show J.D. respect in front of his interns.

[edit] Recurring Themes

Molly as Wonder Woman, lassoing Todd

[edit] Fantasies

  • J.D. has a parrot which can only say "liver disease".
  • Molly becomes Wonder Woman when Todd makes a sexual comment. Molly catches the surgeon in the lasso of truth, forcing him to admit he was in a threesome; and not the cool kind.
  • Elliot, being told by Molly about a criminal patient, makes out with the patient.

[edit] Flashback

  • Turk noisily entering the bedroom, waking up Carla, and asking for sex before falling asleep.

[edit] Janitor Story

Janitor helps Elliot from slipping over the wet floor, and although she thinks he he sweet, she wonders why he doesn't just put a sign saying "wet floor" - just before J.D. slips on the floor.

[edit] JD's Girls Name

  • Gloria
“GLORIA! Pre-rounds started at 7:00, it's now 7:03.”— Dr. Cox

[edit] Guest Stars

Michael Hobert as Lonnie

[edit] Music

  • "Funky For You" by Common
  • "Still DRE" by Dr. Dre

[edit] Quotes

"Liver Disease, Liver Disease" - Chauncey
“Mr. Hopkins, the results of your test are back, and you have...”— J.D.
“Liver Disease, Liver Disease.”— Chauncey the Parrot
“Sorry, that's all he can say, you don't have liver disease. You have inoperable Lung Cancer”
“Liver Disease.”
“If only, Chauncey.”


“Frick on a stick with a brick!”— Elliot's narration


“Half of what rappers say doesn't make any sense. Like that Snoop Dogg-Dr. Dre song? What does "still hittin' them corners and those ho-hos girl" mean?”— J.D.
“Many disadvantaged African-Americans have limited nutritional choices, therefore they must subsist on Ho-Ho snack cakes. It's a black thing, bro.”— Turk


“Turk, you just got schooled on rap by the two whitest chicks in America!”— Carla


"I still feel good 'cause nobody saw me fall!" - J.D.
[Singing]
“I'm feeling so good today!”— J.D.
[Falls and picks himself up]
“I still feel good 'cause nobody saw me fall!”


“Here it comes. Another condescending rant about how we suck at our jobs.”— Elliot
“Since you two have become chief residents, I've noticed that your leadership skills are - how can I put this delicately? - eh... crap.”— Dr. Cox


“Well, you're better off watching good ol' Papa Smurf, here! Yeah, he says leadership boils down to three things: Smurferation, Smurferation, Smurf.”— Turk
“Preparation, Inspiration, and Fear?”— J.D.
“You know it.”


“Oh, my God. How does she eat like that and stay so thin? If I didn't love her so much, I'd totally spread rumors that she's bulimic.”— Elliot's Narration


"Yep. Those are my boobs" - Molly
“As I watched Molly shielding her boobs and working her magic, I realised she wasn't just my friend. She's the mentor I've always been looking for.”— Elliot


[While Molly is dressed as Wonder Woman]
“That outfit would look better on my floor.”— Todd
“Mistake.”— Molly
[Molly lassos Todd]
“Oh no, the lasso of truth! I once had a threesome... and not the cool kind!”


“I simply will not tolerate it, Perry! And neither will my boys!”— J.D.


“Mm? Wha? Wha? Oooh. It's morning already?”— Carla
“No. But I could see how you'd think that, being that it's light out and we're in bed.”— Turk

[edit] J.D.'s Tape Recorder

J.D.'s Tape Recorder
“Possible nicknames for Dr. Cox when we become best friends; The Coxinator; Cox of Seagulls; Urghhh!”— J.D. into Tape Recorder


[Nurse sneezes]
“Gesundheit.”— J.D.'s tape recorder


“I love my new tape recorder; not only is it a time saver but I can record my every thought.”— J.D.'s narration
“I like toast.”— J.D. into Tape Recorder
“They're not all winners.”
J.D. uses his tape recorder to talk for him
“Mrs. MacCalla, 40s, moderately attractive, condition improving.”— J.D. into Tape Recorder
“Did you just say I was moderately attractive?”— Mrs. MacCalla
“Patient's complaint of hearing loss was clearly just to get attention.”


“So how's about you learn how to walk, ditch the tape recorder, and act like you got a pair!”— Dr. Cox
“Haha!”— Lonnie
“Kill Lonnie.”— J.D. into Tape Recorder

[edit] Trivia

[edit] Gallery

Elliot stares at Molly in awe.

Elliot and Molly prove Turk wrong about rap

J.D. defends himself from Dr. Cox with...

...one of "his boys", Lonnie.

Molly as Wonder Woman, lassoing Todd.

J.D. and his new new parrot, Chauncey.

J.D.'s Tape Recorder

J.D. uses his tape recorder to talk for him

J.D. tries to click his heels and falls

Molly shileds her boobs from the staring men.

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