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{{Infobox Television episode | Title = My Two Dads |
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| Series = Scrubs |
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| Season = 1 |
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| Episode = 5 |
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| Guests= ] (Himself) <br /> ] (Dr. Jeffrey Steadman) <br /> Marlena (Mrs. Blitt) <br /> ] (Jared) |
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| Airdate = ], ] |
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| Production = S104 |
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| Writer = ], ] |
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| Director = ] |
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| Image = ] |
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| Caption = J.D. and Dr. Cox on the golf course. |
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| Episode list =] |
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| Prev = ] |
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| Next = ] |
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"'''My Two Dads'''" is the fifth episode of the ] ] '']''. It originally aired as Episode 5 of Season 1 on ], ]. |
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==Plot== |
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] has to decide between viewing ] or ] as a mentor; the decision isn't made any easier when all three, along with Dr. Kelso's lapdog Dr. Steadman, play a game of golf together. Elliot believes her breasts have healing powers but in the end sees they don't work on a dead patient, and in order to make up with Carla, Turk gives her a pen that unbeknown to him was previously removed from a patient's rectum. Turk reveals the truth to Carla despite being so close to getting what he wants. As a final test, Dr. Cox tells J.D. to help give a patient a ] (or TIPS Procedure) without insurance (basically for free or borrowing insurance money from a previous, now deceased, patient). Dr. Cox eventually receives a ] for doing so. |
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==Cultural References== |
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* During the episode's ], J.D. fantasizes himself as a contestant on ], answering a question about what men want to see more than anything else in the world, and correctly answers ]. ] makes a cameo appearance, as he was the show's host when this episode aired (fall ]). |
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* The end of the episode features one of J.D.'s daydreams, a parody of Obi-Wan Kenobi's final duel with Darth Vader in '']''. Each Scrubs character references a character from the movie: |
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** J.D. – ] |
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** Dr. Cox – ] |
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** Dr. Kelso – ] |
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** Turk – ] |
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** Elliot and Carla – ] |
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** Janitor – ] |
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* The name of the episode is a reference to the situation comedy '']''. |
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* J.D. says that Dr. Cox and Dr. Kelso are fighting over his soul, which is a reference to Platoon, which John C. McGinley was in |
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==Continuity== |
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* During the montage in which we see patients who have objects stuck in their rectums, one of the objects is a light bulb. The later episode "]" features a subplot in which a patient has this same problem. |
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* In the episode ], Dr. Kelso is angry that one of his friends who didn't have insurance wasn't treated using a deceased person's insurance, saying that it going on behind his back is the way it's always been done. |
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==External links== |
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* {{imdb episode|id=0696636|title=My Two Dads}} |
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* {{Tv.com episode|id=81794|title=My Two Dads}} |
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