My New Old Friend
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My New Old Friend | |
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Directed by Chris Koch Written by Gabrielle Allan Air Date - January 9, 2003 on DVD • iTunes • Syndication | |
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- “Ultimately, life is a lot simpler at home... Unless you live with a co-worker you're crazy about, and she recently decided she can't handle sleeping with you, and she just wants to be friends”— J.D.'s Narration
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[edit] Synopsis
Since Elliot and J.D. have recently broken up, Elliot claims that it will be harder for J.D. to transition back to being friends than Elliot, which she then proves by tricking JD into taking his clothes off for her.
Meanwhile, Mr. Corman the hypochondriac is back, and this time he thinks has 'Yaba', but Dr. Cox and Carla are doubtful. Turk performs brain surgery on a patient (Mrs. Kaye), who reminds him of his grandmother. After the surgery Dr. Kelso tells Turk to revoke her driving license because of the surgery, a task which Turk can't do because he feels too close to his patient. Besides, she says that her reactions have not suffered. Mr. Corman's results all come back negative (suggesting he is completely healthy) but he still isn't convinced. So, to scare him, Dr Cox suggests a bone marrow test involving a giant painful needle. Mr. Corman accepts. Then the results of Mr. Corman's big needle test come back, and it turns out he is actually sick, with a rare form of cancer (To which he replies "Yeah.... I think I had that in college once.)
Meanwhile, outside the hospital, Turk is talking to Dr. Kelso, and lies to him about revoking Mrs Kay's License. Just as he does so, Mrs Kay comes hurtling through the car park and ploughs into Kelso's car. Needless to say, Kelso is not happy.
Outside the hospital, Elliot discovers that her van has been stolen, with all her belongings inside. Just as this happens, J.D. heads off for a second date with Lisa the gift shop girl.
[edit] Plot Points
- J.D. and Elliot have problems making the transition from sex buddies, back to friends.
- Dr. Cox and Carla think that Mr. Corman is faking his illness, but it ends up that he has cancer.
- Turk lies to Dr. Kelso, telling him he revoked Mrs. Kay's license, but then she crashes into Dr. Kelso's car.
[edit] Recurring Themes
[edit] Fantasies
- Todd wrestles Mrs. Kaye for her driver's license before they both stop and begin passionately kissing.
- Dr. Kelso is chucked from his car as it drives past the hospital.
- Janitor goes to a school career day and pretends to be a doctor, and says his name is Dr. Ján Ïtor.
[edit] Janitor story
The Janitor steals some of J.D.'s medical apparel and goes to his son's career day at school pretending to be a doctor. (Dr. Ján Ïtor)
[edit] Episode Running Gags
- Dr. Kelso blanks out whenever he says that Mrs. Kay has had "major surgery on her...." leaving Turk to finish his sentence for him.
[edit] Guest Stars
- Phyllis Applegate as Mrs. Kaye
- Robert Clendenin as Dr. Zeltzer
- Richard Kind as Harvey Corman
- Sarah Lancaster as Lisa (Gift shop girl)
- Larry Udy as Mr. Grimmett
- Trevor Wright as Teenage Boy
[edit] Music
- "She Says" by Howie Day
- "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor
[edit] Quotes
- “Now unless your pants are made out of turtle wax I suggest you boys get your asses off of Bessie”— Dr. Kelso
- “So you went over to your 'friends' house and cried on his shoulder, boo hoo wah. You of course comforted her because she was weak and vulnerable and blah blah blah, nerdy sex. The End.”— Dr. Cox
- “Cause even if it breaks your heart to be "Just Friends", if you really care for someone, you'll take the hit”— J.D.'s Narration
- “Maybe all that therapy has changed you.”— Carla
- “Oh, please, I'm crazier than ever. During this entire conversation I've actually been imagining myself sitting on a throne between us, watching all of this.”— Dr. Cox
- “Oh, please, I'm crazier than ever. During this entire conversation I've actually been imagining myself sitting on a throne between us, watching all of this.”— Dr. Cox
- “So you're just, like, right here watching us?”
- “No. Other side. I'm... invisible to the naked eye.”
- “No. Other side. I'm... invisible to the naked eye.”
[edit] Trivia
- J.D. has a car named Malik that he has had since he was 17.
