My Own Personal Jesus

Episode aired Dec 11, 2001
TV-14
24m

IMDb RATING

7.8/10

1.7K

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Zach Braff and Monica Allgeier in Scrubs (2001)

Comedy Drama

It is Christmas time and no one except Turk feels like celebrating. Cox gets J.D. to video the birth of a friend's baby, and once again, nothing seems to go right.It is Christmas time and no one except Turk feels like celebrating. Cox gets J.D. to video the birth of a friend's baby, and once again, nothing seems to go right.It is Christmas time and no one except Turk feels like celebrating. Cox gets J.D. to video the birth of a friend's baby, and once again, nothing seems to go right.

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IMDb RATING

7.8/10

1.7K

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
The version of The Twelve Days of Christmas that plays when Turk is in the On-Call room goes as follows: Twelve beaten children, Eleven drive-by shootings, Ten frozen homeless, Nine amputations, Eight burn victims, Seven strangled shoppers, Six random knifings, Five suicides, Four beaten wives, Three O.D.'s, Two shattered skulls, and a drunk who drove into a tree.

Goofs
After his on-call shift, Turk comes home wearing a blood covered scrubs top. No doctor would ever leave the hospital wearing contaminated clothing.

Quotes
Dr. Elliot Reid: [J.D. is getting verbally affronted by Jordan] J.D., do you have a second?
Dr. John 'J.D.' Dorian: Oh, God, yes.

Connections
Referenced in Fake Doctors, Real Friends with Zach and Donald: 111: My Own Personal Jesus (2020)

Soundtracks
Moving in Stereo
Written by Greg Hawkes and Ric Ocasek
Performed by The Cars

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10/10

Amazing episode

This episode shows people both with and without faith without making either in the wrong. It shows that Turk is who he is because of his faith while others can be ok without it. It doesn't preach it only shows that some people need faith to survive.