My Own Private Practice Guy
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My Own Private Practice Guy | |
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Directed by Marc Buckland Written by Angela Nissel Written by Mark Stegemann Air Date - March 13, 2003 on DVD • iTunes • Syndication | |
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- “40 million. Do you have any idea of how many patients I had to ignore to get that high score? People died.”— Dr. Kelso
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[edit] Synopsis
J.D. becomes friends with Dr. Peter Fisher, a private practice doctor who tells J.D. secrets about Dr. Cox. Pete used to be Dr. Cox's student, similar to J.D.. For some reason, Dr. Cox hates Dr. Fisher, and won't treat him with any decency or respect. Perry tells J.D. that Dr. Fisher is a bad person, but J.D. seems to like him and continues to help him treat a patient. Eventually, during an argument between Peter and Cox in the break room, it is revealed that Jordan cheated on Dr. Cox with Dr. Fisher, which led to their divorce.
Dr. Kelso blocks where Turk plays basketball, an activity Turk does to blow off steam before a difficult surgery. Turk cuts the plug out of the Pacman game, which is Dr. Kelso alternative of relieving stress instead of basketball. They both resort to playing golf, but when Turk beats him, Kelso tells the security guards that he doesn't know Turk, thus kicking him out of the course.
Carla becomes insecure when she feels no one finds her attractive, as even Todd doesn't make any sexual jokes about her. She even flirts with Mr. Hilliard, the narcoleptic patient who falls asleep when sexually aroused, but he doesn't fall asleep when she tries her hardest. She eventually realizes it's because she is engaged, and when she takes off her ring, people find her attractive. Carla, meanwhile, regains her confidence after a narcoleptic patient who falls asleep when sexually aroused faints at her presence, a feat she tried to accomplish before but failed since she remined the patient of his sister.
J.D. tries to tell Dr. Cox that he is the father of Jordan's baby, but can't because the only time he can tell him is when they meet in the toilet, which is when they are always interrupted by her.
[edit] Plot Points
- J.D. becomes friends with Dr. Peter Fisher.
- Elliot becomes friends with The Janitor.
- Carla feels insecure about her attractiveness.
- J.D. tries to tell Dr. Cox that he is a father, but is always interrupted by Jordan.
[edit] Recurring Themes
[edit] Fantasies
- Laverne is incredible at basketball, as she is black.
- J.D. fantasize about working at the Tonight Show with Jay Leno as his 'Happy Place'
- Dr. Kelso walks round the hospital like Pacman, making pacman noises (Turk's fantasy)
- "The Bio Mechanical Reaction of Dr. Perry Cox When He's Not Being Listened To." as hosted by Dr. Peter Fisher.
[edit] Janitor story
Janitor becomes friends with Elliot, much to the annoyance to J.D.. Every time J.D. tries to show Elliot that Janitor is mean to him, Janitor acts super-polite.
[edit] J.D.'s Girls Name
- Maggie
- Monica
- Nancy
- Marsha
[edit] Episode Running Gags
- Dr. Cox and Jordan watch J.D. attempt to pee in the men's room, who gets pee shy in Jordan's presence.
[edit] Guest Stars
- D. Eilliot Woods as Security Guard
- Kathryn White as Mrs. Grayson
- Robb McKindles as Angry Golfer
- Jason Baumgard as Chet
- Jay Leno as Himself
- Jay Mohr as Dr. Peter Fisher
- Barry Kivel as Mr. Hilliard
- David Martel as Guy
[edit] Music
- "Come Around" by Rhett Miller
- "Sweet Georgia Brown" (The Harlem Globetrotters Theme) by Brother Bones & His Shadows.
[edit] Quotes
- “Hi, can I buy you a house?”— Peter Fisher
[edit] Trivia
- In this episode it's shown that Dr. Kelso has the biggest score in Mrs. Pacman with 41 millon points.
- This is the first episode in which Elliot and Janitor speak to each other.
- Nancy the waitress could be a link to Nancy Callahan from Sin City, who works in Kadie's Bar.
[edit] Images
J.D. at The Tonight Show with Jay Leno |
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