I really respect that Kelso listened to JD and did the right thing even though it very clearly came at a heavy personal cost. He didn't blame JD but he also quite understandably didn't want to see his face right then and I get it.

Kelso is such a complicated character and he is vital for the show. I don't understand how people can hate him.

@rockguy8362

6 жыл бұрын

Tescu Marius I don't think people hate him. He's misunderstood. But by the time he's retired he's a really good guy and a mentor for dr. Cox

@JAYDOG1337A

5 жыл бұрын

in the early seasons he was very hate-able, it was in later seasons we started to see the hard decisions he makes for the good of the hospital

@ottokarl5427

5 жыл бұрын

@@JAYDOG1337A Exactly. The first one or two seasons he basically was "the villain", maybe even later. Remember for example when he was bullying Elliot until Cox punched him. That wasn't teaching, he wasn't making "hard decisions", he just bullied her for the lolz of it. I think the big turning point was the episode out of his perspective, were he learned that the hospital needs a villain around to unite everyone else.

@Jennyfisch

4 жыл бұрын

I agree, and he was played so well. Ken Jenkins had the ability to hide so much complex emotion under an expression of grim resolution, that really made moments shine in a subtle way. I loved the moment when he told Cox his transplant patients had rabies.

@christopherlithgo2600

4 жыл бұрын

People don't see the big picture

Kelso's speech is very wise, there will never be a point in anyone's life where they can stop learning

@MegaSpideyman

6 жыл бұрын

@OriginalTharios Never a point where they SHOULD.

@Smashman012

6 жыл бұрын

OriginalTharios we‘re talking about humans not some devices. No human will ever reach the point where he can learn nothing new

@Smashman012

6 жыл бұрын

OriginalTharios Nice Strawman there but no, I didn‘t assume such things. The human brain is limited, but as far as I‘ve heard the universe is infinitely expanding - don’t know if that’s true or not though. The only thing I meant was that we, humans, have too little time reach the point where any of us could say „I‘ve learned all there is to know.“ Also, I really don’t know why- You know what, halfway through I noticed this shit is not worth my time. I‘ve better things to do than arguing with some weirdo.. no offense Have a nice day.

@dreadcthulhu5

5 жыл бұрын

When you're dead. Although that may depend on your views on the afterlife.

@dreadcthulhu5

5 жыл бұрын

Again, that depends on one's view. It may seem odd to you, but your beliefs aren't the center of reality anymore than you are.

The scenes where Kelso had JD's back and confronted Townshend is where I finally started to respect Dr Kelso.

@strangething7379

6 жыл бұрын

Show always made a point to tell us that Kelso had to make tough decisions and that episode really highlighted it. You don't want to ever fire or upset an old friend, especially someone as nice as Townshead! But Townshead's outdated practices could hurt both patients and the hospital

@feraflauna3238

6 жыл бұрын

+Strangething-And Townshead's/Townsie was definitely not a bad guy by any means so it hurt even more to lose him. However, he was extremely negligent with refusing to keep up with modern medicine practices to where if he was allowed to continue with any hospital unchecked, he would've eventually killed someone. Kelso realized this and realized just because Townshead is a good, sweet person who was also a good, dear friend of his, didn't mean that Townhead's actions should be automatically excused or if Kelso left him to his devices, that Townshead really could wind up killing or permanently disabling someone and he knew he had to do the right thing, no matter how painful it was. And while he refused to acknowledge it publicly, he knew JD was right and knew that JD was hurting just as much as he was with having Townshead let go.

@strangething7379

6 жыл бұрын

You don't need to convince me. I was just mentioning that the later seasons make Kelso more sympathetic by explicitly stating that as the chief of medicine he often had to make hard/emotional decisions for the good of the hospital that would make him seem like the bad guy. I was just mentioning that this clip might be the earliest instance we see of Kelso doing so. Townshead was a close friend of Kelso so it probably killed him to fire him but Townshead's outdated practices could harm or kill patients and also open up the hospital to malpractice suits

@Smashman012

6 жыл бұрын

Fera Flauna he didn’t refuse to learn he couldn’t keep up. He’s too old, he said it himself. Not like he was stubborn - he just couldn’t

@hellalive8973

5 жыл бұрын

It wasn’t about having JD’s back it was about doing what’s right for the hospital

Dick Van Dyke is amazing. He's played the broke down old man longer than he played a young man. Saw a clip of him dancing in the new Mary Poppins movie, 15 years after this clip, and he's still amazing

@FFKonoko

3 жыл бұрын

Well he played an old man in the old Mary poppins too afterall

Kelso has to be the deepest Character on the Show. From hardhearted Tyrant to the elderly Buddy while being a great Leader and Mentor in between.

This series had brilliant writers

@hamadrashid2285

5 жыл бұрын

Except season 9

@kerstinclaire2647

5 жыл бұрын

@@hamadrashid2285 Season what?

@hamadrashid2285

5 жыл бұрын

Kerstin Claire season "which should've not been made"

@shivasrinivasan80

4 жыл бұрын

@@hamadrashid2285 There is no Season 9. You can't convince me there is one. Straight denial.

@gen4john660

4 жыл бұрын

I wish the season which shall not be discussed was named something else that way it could've found it's own identity.

When somebody weaponises their own "everybody's friend" personality it can be hard to confront them without coming across like the arsehole.

@newperve

5 жыл бұрын

And it's manipulative as hell. Sure he's friendly but that doesn't change the fact that he's not doing the job. In any situtation that's bad but in a hospital, well he probably cost lives.

@freppie_

4 жыл бұрын

Did that in class, suddenly everyone was agianst me

@tomlxyz

4 жыл бұрын

I don't see confronting someone manipulating as being an arsehole

@lethallizard_4493

4 жыл бұрын

Fox ur not the arsehole But u look like one. When someone is “everybody’s friend” and u need to stand up to them or call them out u seem like the bad guy

Kelso is the best character in the series and honestly the most realistic. He doesn't take things to seriously all the time because if he did he would probably have a nervous breakdown from all the responsibility and peoples lives who depend on him.

"total sincere, spontaneous invite from Dr. Cox" ah, that made me laugh so much

I think that Dr. Townshends character reflects a lot of us older types who find it difficult to change and move with the times in our careers - we want to just keep doing things the way we were taught but ultimately time catches up with us and we have to realise that it's time to hang up the gloves. Personally, I have evolved enough to accept the changes in my career but eventually someone like Dr. Kelso is going to come to me and ask me to do something new and I'm just not going to be able to meet the task.

@vindamato9969

4 жыл бұрын

That's a really powerful statement to make. I just want you to know that, taking the time to see that, means you've the time to learn and adapt. My dad's the same way. He's older, he doesn't that time anymore. Nothing about it is easy. I'm 32, and you're making me think and acknowledge, if that helps. It's sincere and honest.

@QUARTERMASTEREMI6

3 жыл бұрын

_“It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop.”_ -Confucius

@yevgeniyaleshchenko849

3 жыл бұрын

@@vindamato9969 You sound so... cringe, no offence. Kevin didn't say anything brand new or emlightening, honestly. Also, you implied that 32 is ''mature'' but it's not, it's still young and it's natural to still ''think and acknowledge''. On the other hand, 32 is mature enough to understand obvious things and not be blown away bu them as you were...

@yevgeniyaleshchenko849

3 жыл бұрын

@@vindamato9969 Also Kevin didn't need your ''words of comfort''. He just stated the fact.

@yevgeniyaleshchenko849

3 жыл бұрын

Kevin ''Personally I have evolved enough'' already indicates that you're becoming complacent and smug about yourself and your abilities.

No matter how sad the last one was, I still think JD did the right thing. Townshend was a risk to the patients.

@matthewallen2273

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, those patients put their lives in their doctors, if the doctor can't help the patient without risking tbeir health tben the doctor must step down especially if they themselves are aware of their faults.

@michaeldemilia5496

5 жыл бұрын

agree 100%, all of his patients were depending on outdated techniques.

@patrickmacken6046

4 жыл бұрын

There's no arguing with that, but it's sad because he was a kind and much-loved man, and it's unfair that he can no longer do the job he's dedicated his life to.

@AecherJace

4 жыл бұрын

@@patrickmacken6046 I don't see it as unfair. He himself said he did not have the "energy" that Kelso had to learn new things. That tells me he doesn't really care for his patients but only himself. Kelso can be a dick but he still genuinely cares for every patient in the hospital.

@CrashB111

4 жыл бұрын

@@AecherJace It's not strictly a "caring" thing. He's old. Part of getting as old as he was, is that your body slows down. There's never really any indication that Townsend didn't care for patients, but his age has caught up to him. He just can't keep up anymore.

Cox's point is that Ed needs to be continually striving to improve himself. Ed was not willing to try his hardest, which would have had ramifications on the patients around him. That's why Cox fired Ed.

@Mynameizhere

4 жыл бұрын

To be fair, he fired Ed after Ed’s lethargy caught up with him. Ed had a good head start being naturally good at everything he needed to be, but later in the season the other interns catch up and even pass him and he doesn’t put in the effort to keep up so falls behind. THEN Dr. Cox fires him, which is what he was saying here, Ed may have been doing well at that exact moment but Dr. Cox tried to warn him he would be waiting for Ed to slip and it ended up happening.

@Kruppt808

4 жыл бұрын

He gave him a chance and let him know you are slipping when he gave him that book about the heart. When he hung up the phone that was distracting him but at the end...... Ed gave up on himself

@FortuitusVideo

3 жыл бұрын

Which is also why Kelso fired Townsend.

@yevgeniyaleshchenko849

3 жыл бұрын

Jordan Uhm..... We know it why would you explain the obvious things? Who asked you to?

@yevgeniyaleshchenko849

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mynameizhere Another one explaining the obious. THANKS CAP - but we already know this.

Most emotional moment is the 2nd episode with the Dr Cox's wife brother. They show it to you during all the episode and at the end, there is this phrase "don't you know where we are?" and we're at the cemetery for his funeral. This episode wet my eyes every time I watch it.

@Y0G0FU

4 жыл бұрын

That Episode is really hard to Stomach. It shows a Character previously impervious to anything totally broken down. And most people can relate to that... most people lost a beloved person and know how the character of Dr. Cox felt (and the episode was very well written and the acting did its part).

Say what you will but Kelso was a fantastic doctor and an even better leader who wasn't afraid to make the tough decisions.

Kelso such a multi faceted character

@Kruppt808

4 жыл бұрын

Same like Dr. Cox. Leadership is a thankless job, harder than anyone knows who hasn't done it. I like that they explorer that in this show. The head people aren't heartless monsters, just people in tough spots making crazy hard choices.

the last one with townshend was some real shit

whoa whoa whoa, I got way too emotionally invested in the first clip for it to just end like that

For me, Kelso was actually a great Chief.

@yevgeniyaleshchenko849

3 жыл бұрын

It's not only for you, he indeed was a great Chief and the show acknowledged it many times.

You can kinda tell what season it is from how sexy JD’s haircut is

@bluesapphireymca

4 жыл бұрын

Or the state of his facial hair

"That was a good beer" is not included in any of these. Oh well.

@Cipher158

8 жыл бұрын

+Buckmenstaf The Weasel That really deserved to be in here..

@smaakjeks

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that was a good moment. And, for someone who doesn't believe in an afterlife, it rings true. It really is what I hope for my final moment: to have a good thought.

@jdadap2314

5 жыл бұрын

Best beer he ever had

@gen4john660

4 жыл бұрын

It's like that Chinese proverb about a man being chased by a tiger and falls off of a cliff. He grabs a branch. He looks down and there's certain death from the fall. He looks up and there's certain death from the tiger. He looks to his side and sees a fruit. He eats the fruit and it's the most delicious fruit he'd ever eaten.

Best show of all time. Everyone can relate in one way or another

If ever a sentence could describe the way I think it would be "you're weird, I love that"

Anyone else google modified Seldinger? It seems that inserting the tubes with the aid of a wire is infinitely more preferable to slicing open an entire wrist like in the 'old school' days.

This show did such an excellent job of balancing humor with seriousness. Not many shows can accomplish what Scrubs has.

I FORGOT they played Audioslave! Ah! Best song they have ever put on the show!

@sigsec5863

6 жыл бұрын

Skye :(

@rockguy8362

6 жыл бұрын

Yea but I guess they took a lot of songs out due to copyright issues

@RohitGupta14

6 жыл бұрын

Doubly sad

@Rob_Gibson

4 жыл бұрын

Same here!!!

scrubs did a great job of setting up emotinal moments, but the most emotional part of this for me was hearing chris cornel sing in one of the clips using his music

The first case of "When you try your best don't succeed" overlay

@thehulk2711

4 жыл бұрын

InanimateSum the newsroom had the best fix you scene in my opinion

The Janitor finally connecting with someone really makes me feel happy. He's always been misunderstood.

@thedogmanshow6810

4 жыл бұрын

I fuckin hate the janitor. He need to get his ass to work and stop bothering doctors. Should've got him fired in season 1. Made no sense how he could violently harass the staff without any form of hr or law enforcement Getting involved.

Dick Van Dyke can do comedy like no other. But right here he shows his acting skills. A great comedy show and he hits you hard in the gut.

@omairsh8

2 жыл бұрын

That's the beauty of Scrubs, it allowed lots of actors to do dramatic scenes that they might not otherwise have done before

Most underrated series of alltime...

Somebody forgot that the phrase ‚why, where do you think we are?‘ exists.

@omairsh8

2 жыл бұрын

Everyone knows that's pretty much #1 along with Dr Cox's breakdown

See this was the kind of stuff the last season of Scrubs missed The show was great at making you laugh and making you cry. It wasn't afraid to knock you on your ass.

@Akechi_The_Phantom_Detective

4 жыл бұрын

Well said, I loved and still love this show for what it tried to do. It showed heart within it's characters even under the surface and it gives the show more than half the shit nowadays could ever hope for.

This show was amazing only thing that can ever make me laugh cry hate and love all at the same time

On the Kelso part in the end. One would argue that its great to have friends who will be honest with you, because of course it is. But that doesnt make confronting them suck any less. Its always tough, especially in this case when people couldve died.

This was the kind of show that would have you laughing one minute and bring you to tears the next

Thanks for also putting the songs on the description mate!!

Can you stop cutting in the middle of scenes?

@vedgatne

6 жыл бұрын

Frank Bumskee yes exactly!! It's like a domino half collapsed

@efsafa

6 жыл бұрын

2 years ago? well fuck me, an archaeologist, but still-it's probably to avoid copyright problems

@AdemVoldy

4 жыл бұрын

You think it's my fault he got fired, don't y

@yevgeniyaleshchenko849

3 жыл бұрын

@@vedgatne Go watch full episodes then, asshole! It's a COMPILATION, it's supposed to be edited and comprised of CUTS!

@yevgeniyaleshchenko849

3 жыл бұрын

Frank Are you still an entitled asshole 5 years later?

I always hated our dean(chief of medicine) but after watching the show my perspective has changed. Running a hospital is not easy.

The Sesame Street one really upsets me, for personal reasons beyond Scrubs.

The sesame Street song killed me as I grew up in the 80s and early 90s watching it on pbs.

Man i cried so hard.

The episode my old lady definitely deserved to be on this list.

be yourself - audioslave

Thank God for nurses. They put up with so much and are just angels.

My ABCs, is in my top 5 favorite endings.

@universalprotectionservice631

6 жыл бұрын

Julian Delphiki sunny days

I love this show so much

I miss this show so much! :(

Such a fantastic show

Takes big balls to confront your friend to do what's right

you got to love kelso... ken jenkins is a pure genius

Anytime I kind of want to step away and deal with the struggles of life. I put on scrubs, shed a couple tears and let it out. Then i get back to life.

Best show Ever!!!

You forgot one of the saddest moments man, from My Last Words Season 8 Episode 02.

Audioslave = ultimate emotion

great set of videos thanks :) just one little thing i felt u missed was when the janatior holds open the door for J.D. after his dad dies and dr.cox comes through to help him in the end! but that is SERIOUS nit-picking!!!

I forgot they played an Audioslave song. No to mention all the other good music. Loved this show.

all of that feels

thanks fr all the videos, good choices .. are you creating more of them :)

5:45 is why Dr. Robert Kelso is my favorite character.

For anyone who wants to know, the song that starts at 7:20 is Coldplay - Fix You.

Nice collection even with the couple repeats. How about Carla visiting her moms grave, JD’s dad dying, Turk and JD visiting dying Chrones patient, JD’s first time of death call, my overkill...

@Pyrela

6 жыл бұрын

JD's dad dying was even sadder because the actor died irl and that's why he died on the show.

Kelso is a pro in this

This show had the best fucking music

"Goodnight sir", in those 2 words JD conveys volumes, how he appreciates Kelso's responsibilities for the first time.

"It's not like I can change what happened. The only thing to do is deal with it and move forward, right?' You're 100% correct... The person I want to be....

Imagine if you could combine every medical drama/show/sitcom into one game that's based on pain and silent communication that also pokes fun at every popular media/entertainment phenemene that had been pushed since 2000 by ripping on producers who gave drama comdey crush idol actors and their fellow cast idols a break....real emotional warmth stirring genius educational TV been warped for a long ongoing time now...

RIP Teddy Buckland.

Part of being a good boss is making hard decisions.

The only moment missing from those compilations is the ambulance episode, the ending...

that last part when i saw it the first time I paused for a while and admired the fuck out of it

5:02 DR Kelso is a G

I can not believe that you missed out the rant (by JD) and ending to 'My TCW' :(

"Well, that sucked." LOL

1:12 = 13 they wont find the secret in any one book! they just either have it or they don't! play nice! that's the best place to start! (0_+)

00:58 that woman was on House, too.

my mirror image would also make good video-material.

Doctor Sloane .. . legend

When you try your best and you are don't succeed!!!

@salientsolution5436

5 жыл бұрын

When you are get what you want but is it not what you need?

Why is it in medical shows, the doctors always seem to hang the patient charts at the foot of the beds? When I worked in hospital we never, EVER did that. First off, our charts weren't designed to do such, but since those things are constantly updated with orders, lab reports, etc., the easiest way to provide all medical personnel quick access to all the charts is to have them all in a central location (the charting room). Also, since the information contained in the chart is sensitive patient information, it shouldn't be out where people that don't need to (or legally shouldn't) access the information could get their hands on it. It's always bugged me... does any real hospital actually treat patient charts in such a way?

@Akechi_The_Phantom_Detective

4 жыл бұрын

I can't speak for every hospital but most charts at my local hospital are usually placed just outside the ward in a folder. It does make sense that the could be found on the bed though as if you're patient were to say have a medical or surgical consult you would want the chart nearby at all times.

The editing takes all the poignancy out of it

All of the emotion us edited out of these scenes. This is just dialog.

Lloyd Beardface lol

@markowen1994 I know what scenes you are referring too. Its in the episode, My Cake. I like that episode alot. I just didn't have those clips but I agree..good choices!

What is the song in the background

I thought Fix You was played in the Michael J. Fox episode

Lady is just SO pretty...!!!

@WWExChamp Thank you! did not know what it was called..what do you think of his and other videos ive made?

Kelso was disliked by the rest of the doctors etc becuse he had to make tough decissions which were for the good of the hospital but made him unpopular. A similar sentiment was shared in an episode of UK comedy Waiting for God between Tom told Diana: Tom: 'every group needs a figure of hate at the top to unify the troops below, that's why the army had Sergent Majors. Remove the figure of hate and the troops will start to turn on each other and the unity is lost. Everyone needs a b'stard in their lives' Diana: 'won't I do?' Tom: 'You're over qualified'

The first one makes me feel so bad for his character where he just gets fired. I wish they would have shown a character who can get through stuff even if he wants to be lazy. At the end of the day he would be the one who can handle the stress from the job in the best way compared to the other doctors.

What’s that Sesame Street song

You need to add the scene where hes playing scrabble with a patient.

@d_arod_irl

5 жыл бұрын

HALF A BRAIN, DAMMIT

Where did I go wrong? I lost a friend 🎵 This list misses the one most emotional moment in the entire serie...

What song is that in 3:07 ?

What's the song at 3:07 ?

And now apparently, you can learn how to be GAY/Trans on Sesame Street.

omg its tom from park n rec

@WWExChamp haha thanks man..whats your favorite scene in this or your most emotional scene in scrubs?

Zwaaah! lol ^_^

Who’s janitor’s gf she’s gorgeous.