My Moment of Un-Truth
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My Moment of Un-Truth | |
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Directed by Gail Mancuso Written by Rich Eustis Air Date - March 30, 2004 on DVD • iTunes • Syndication | |
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- “Buddy, I get that you and Carla have been hanging out a lot, but pretending you're gonna steal her from me makes you seem sad, pathetic, and very lonely.”— Turk
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[edit] Synopsis
J.D. and Carla go out for Mardi Gras and get beads which solidate their friendship. Carla then uses these "friendship beads" to convince J.D. not to tell Turk that Carla has been having doubts about getting married, as well as that she has been seeing an old friend, Ron Ramirez that she used to have an interest in. Meanwhile, Elliot is trying to convince Dr. Cox that a patient, Sam Thompson, isn't at the hospital just for free drugs, and Dr. Cox is trying to prove that he is, and will always be, right. While Carla is out with Ron, Turk also confides in J.D. about how much Carla is annoying him. Later, Carla decides to admit to Turk about her doubts with her engagement, and looses all her doubts once she has done that. Elliot is then proved wrong by Dr. Cox when Mr. Thompson admits to wanting drugs for non-medical reasons, and taunts her about it through a victory dance.
[edit] Plot Points
- Carla's "whatif" guy (a doctor she had a huge crush on before Turk was on the scene) asks her out on a date.
- Dr. Cox and Dr. Kelso are trying to convince Elliot not to give her patient drugs as they suspect he is an addict faking pain.
- J.D. is confided in by Turk and Carla but cannot tell anyone because of friendship promises.
[edit] Recurring Themes
[edit] Fantasies
- Five years in the future, Carla tells Turk about her date with Ron Ramirez, which annoys Turk, and J.D. is still living with them.
- Twenty years in the future, Carla tells Turk about her date with Ron Ramirez, but Turk doesn't mind because it was so long ago, but questions why J.D. is still living with them.
- Carla and Ron Ramirez are looking for a table in a restaurant, and Carla pushes all the cutlery off the table and starts making out with Ron on it.
[edit] Janitor story
Janitor spends his time trying to convince Turk and J.D. that he has a twin brother, but no matter how hard he tries, they don't believe him.
- “Hey, either of you guys see my twin brother?... Hey, I asked you a question!”— Janitor
- “You're better than this!”— Turk
- “You're better than this!”— Turk
[edit] Guest Stars
- Alexander Chaplin as Sam Thompson
- Joe Rose as Troy
- Nestor Carbonell as Dr. Ron Ramirez
- Cathleen Gallagher as Woman
- Paul Tigue as Waiter
[edit] Music
[edit] Quotes
- “Buddy, I get that you and Carla have been hanging out a lot, but pretending you're gonna steal her from me makes you seem sad, pathetic, and very lonely.”— Turk
- “Your woman wants me so bad, we've developed our own little shorthand with each other... Mornin'!”— J.D.
- “Morning!”— Carla
- “Morning!”— Carla
- “That means "good morning"!”
- “Noted”— Turk
- “Noted”— Turk
- “So I'm supposed to marry someone who can stare at women for the rest of my life?”— Carla
- “Well, I wouldn't put it that way in your vows.”— J.D.
- “Well, I wouldn't put it that way in your vows.”— J.D.
- “I had a dream just like this... except I had a saddle on my back and you were an Indian. Turk was a donkey.”— J.D.
- “Say it.”— Dr. Cox
- “You're always right.”— Elliot
- “You're always right.”— Elliot
- “I know! But it is still so nice to hear it.”— Dr. Cox
[edit] Trivia
- In this episode J.D. wears a t-shirt that says: "I'm what Willis was talking 'bout".
- Alexander Chaplin is the 6th cast member of Spin City to appear on the show.
