Scrubs

As J.D. struggles with the news of his girlfriend's pregnancy, he, Dr. Cox and the Janitor get unexpected lessons from three patients.

Dr. Kelso opens up a franchise of a popular coffee shop at Sacred Heart. When J.D. and Turk go across town to play basketball, J.D. notices changes in his friend's attitude about money.

As Turk and Carla rush to the hospital for the birth of their baby, J.D. and Kim struggle with decisions about their own child.

After telling the interns that real hospital work is never as interesting as the cases on House, Dr. Cox finds himself confronted by some medical mysteries of his own. Elliot prepares to go into private practice, but J.D. and Turk point out that she's staying at Sacred Heart. J.D. struggles with Kim's impending departure for a fellowship in Washington.

J.D. struggles to avoid jealousy when Elliot suddenly makes much more money in private practice than he does working at Sacred Heart.

When an injured soldier arrives at Sacred Heart, Dr. Kelso struggles to keep disagreements on the Iraq War from ruining productivity at the hospital.

As Carla ponders whether she wants to return to work right away and Elliot looks into buying a house, the attention of the entire hospital is focused on a patient who thinks they're all singing to her.

J.D. leads a motley crew of hospital workers on a road trip to visit Kim for her first ultrasound. Back at the hospital, Dr. Cox turns to Turk when he's concerned about an operation on his unborn daughter.

Upon returning to Sacred Heart, J.D. finds himself with an odd combination of problems, and his friends struggle to support him.

As Private Dancer goes through physical therapy, Turk struggles with an unexpected setback and J.D. tries to get his personal life going again after his breakup with Kim.

When a suicidal patient arrives at Sacred Hearty with no memory of what happened, J.D. looks back on his own memories.

Private Dancer's getting ready to leave the hospital, but when he overdoses on his medication, J.D., Turk, Elliot, Carla and Dr. Cox find themselves convincing him of his life's worth.

Dr. Kelso's harsh response to employees stealing scrubs backfires when he brings in an uninsured friend for treatment.

The religious Nurse Roberts tries to convince Dr. Cox that everything happens for a reason, but just as he's starting to come around, the hospital gets a horrible shock.

As Nurse Roberts lingers in a coma, the staff of Sacred Heart copes with her impending death. Meanwhile, Dr. Cox struggles to keep his daughter's birth from being tarnished by Laverne's death, with disastrous results.

On the advice of the minister at Laverne's funeral, Dr. Cox tries to take more time for himself. Meanwhile, J.D. and Turk look to help a deaf patient get his hearing back.

J.D. takes a step back as the Todd looks to keep Turk from torpedoing his own career, Ted tries to help the nurses, and Jordan finds herself struggling with guilt after sabotaging Elliot's relationship with Keith.

Elliot's sorority sister comes to visit, and J.D. finds himself competing with her for their friend's attention, only to realize that there's an even bigger threat.

As Elliot prepares for her engagement to Keith, the men of the hospital imagine life married to Elliot, while J.D. tries to cope by pursuing her lonely sorority sister.

Turk tries to help J.D. get his mind off Elliot by taking him to a medical convention, but when a woman from J.D.'s past, the plan works a little too well.

With Kim back at Sacred Heart, J.D. struggles with his conscience as he ponders her role in his life.

While the Janitor and his Braintrust make sure that Keith will be the perfect husband for Elliot, she and J.D. are forced to reevaluate their relationships.