Scrubs season 1 episode 20 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Turk's competitive nature turns everything into a game, frustrating J.D. At the hospital, patient Mr. Kelly is anxious about his irregular heartbeat, while Mr. Hoffner's treatment is complicated by internal hospital politics and staff tensions. Dr. Cox and Dr. Kelso clash over management decisions, affecting the nurses. J.D. and a patient bond over their quirks. The episode concludes with J.D. and Turk confronting their competitiveness, Elliot overcoming her dating insecurities, and Dr. Cox reluctantly apologizing to Dr. Kelso to resolve their conflict.
Full Episode S01E20 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What game does Turk invent in the episode?
Turk invents various games, including 'Steak' and 'Ankles.'
Why is Mr. Kelly worried when he visits the hospital?
Mr. Kelly is worried due to his irregular heartbeat.
What is the issue with Mr. Hoffner's medical treatment?
Mr. Hoffner's treatment is complicated by the lack of a surgical consult and the divide between surgical and medical interns.
How does Dr. Cox feel about coffee?
Dr. Cox loves coffee, referring to it as "liquid crack" and a "mug full of sunshine."
Why are the hospital staff tense in this episode?
The hospital staff are tense due to understaffing and Dr. Kelso firing two nurses without apparent reason.
What personal quirk does J.D. share with a patient?
J.D. shares his quirk of being anal and neurotic with a patient.
Why does Dr. Cox apologize to Dr. Kelso?
Dr. Cox apologizes to Dr. Kelso to resolve their conflict over firing nurses and hospital politics.
How does Elliot feel about her dating life?
Elliot feels insecure and struggles with self-doubt in her dating life.
What does Turk say makes him a good doctor?
Turk believes that his competitiveness makes him a good doctor.