Doctor Reacts to SCRUBS #2 | Medical Drama Review | Doctor Mike

I have officially changed my mind about Scrubs! I'm really starting to dig this show's style of humor and the topics they cover. It is not easy bringing up the idea of medical errors and delivering bad news in a way that is easy to understand along with a dose of humor.

I want to watch more of this show so please hit me with some episodes that you really like from the first/second season as I want to watch it in some sort of reasonable order.

Anyway, I hope you enjoy this episode of Real Doctor Watches Scrubs / Real Doctor Reacts to Scrubs. If you want me to continue making this doctor reaction video please give it a like and leave me a comment on which tv drama or show you'd like for me to review next. Love you all!

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[peenwald]

Fun fact: The amount of bones in the human hand is approximately one handful

[olliedylan]

“Episode with Brendon Fraiser”

Scrubs fans: *oh no*

[snarkbotanya]

I had leukemia (AML) last year... and that "this sucks" reaction from the patient really rang true to me. Getting that diagnosis felt so surreal. The hematologist who diagnosed me did it pretty similarly to JD; he was very direct and matter-of-fact about it. He also presented it as "treatable and curable, " which it turns out it was. I'm currently eight months cancer-free and counting, thanks to many amazing doctors, nurses, and other hospital workers.

[pointly]

I love how Dr. Bob asks, "Do you think I made a mistake or do you wish I did?" Showing a very human side. Understanding that the results are very bad and how wishing he was wrong shows that JD really cares for his patient.

[JV-scwr]

The fact that Scrubs isnt on Netflix anymore is a CRIME

[Vexe]

"Just found out Brendan Fraiser is on ep 22 of season one!"

Me: "oh no..."

[GameSuenden]

Hey Doctor, Captain here! The reason why Fraser was missing his wound in that one scene you mentioned was because J.D. was imagining the conversation with Fraser. So Fraser was actually just his fantasy without being injured (wish thinking). I have noticed that "mistake" too but it turns out to make sense at the end.

[Maerahn]

One of the main reasons Scrubs was such a good show was the way it effortlessly mixed comedy and pathos; one minute you could be laughing hysterically, the next you'd be staring catatonically at the screen, your heart shattered. No other medical show - heck, no other show, period - has ever been able to do that to me like Scrubs could. The ending of the 'one in three patients die' episode, the one with JD's patient being an actress, where they go into a musical number at the end - and of course the second half of Brendan Fraser's character's story... seriously, the rollercoaster of emotions is huge.

[erensummers]

dr. mike: “the first one was too... dark. but i’ll try again!!!”
also dr. mike: coincidentally chooses this episode ☹️

[nicholasmohamed]

I love how when JD says "Ben you have leukemia", Dr. cox doesnt get angry and question him and then go double check for himself right away by running the test again or even checking the paperwork itself, it just proves that Dr. Cox already trusts JD as a doctor at least in my opinion. I just really love their dynamic especially when the show gets dark

[jamesson]

Wait, you’ve never seen Scrubs before?? What made you want to become a doctor then!?

[Rugelacharugula]

My doc cried with me when I lost my baby. It made me trust in him even more.

[re--dacted]

Brain: BLOOD IS SUPPOSED TO BE INSIDE THE BODY.
Brain: Okay. Alright. Faint, and maybe it'll be back inside when we wake up.

[austinnsuff]

When I was 15 I caught Malaria and was very far from my parents. The doctor was a young woman and I remember how kind and gentle she was. I was so scared and in so much pain, but she took time to sit with me and even helped me eat. I'm so greatful to her.

[jasmineschmid]

I am really sorry that you had to lose a loved one. She created an inspiring being, that's for sure! The way you teach things are incredible, if I may add. Schools should be taking a leaf out of your book!

[XhanAnimations]

"Blood is supposed to be inside the body"
Uterus: Imma pretend I didn't see that

[anjailbakeer]

Thank u for being vulnerable enough to open up about the passing of ur mom from leukemia. I also can relate to that. There's something so comforting about a doctor with emotional intelligence in conjunction with the normal intelligence required in the medical field.

[bushwick]

The episode with Michael J Fox is amazing and a great portrayal of OCD and how it affects people who have it

[maya-yl]

I love how you said that doctors are human and when something sad happens it's okay to cry with your patients. This should go for all "serious" professions. Be it doctors or lawyers or anyone. The seriousness of a professional doesn't/shouldn't take away the human essence. 😊❤️

[madratz]

"where do you think we are?"