John ‘J.D.’ Dorian (Zach Braff)
In the series, Dr. John ‘J.D. Dorian is the narrator, as well as the main character of “Scrubs.” He is the one responsible for linking each episode with the next one.
J.D.’s character is known for day dreaming a lot. Whenever he does this, he moves his head to the back and then to the left, he looks blankly upwards.
He initially works at Sacred Heart under Dr. Perry Cox, the Chief Attending Physician. Dr. Cox often calls J.D. “Newbie” or different girls’ names. J.D. considers Cox not only his teacher, but also his friend. However, Cox always denies this. Secretly, Cox looks up to J.D. as a doctor and actually cares for him. J.D.’s best friend is Chris Turk, who is his roommate and so is always with him. Aside from Elliot, J.D. got involved in different romantic and sexual relationships with various women. One of these women is Kim Briggs.
[...] Turk, more popularly known as Turk, is best friends with J.D. and was once roommates with him. At present, he is the chief of surgery at Sacred Heart Hospital. [...]
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[...] will however still have Sacred Heart. J.D’s hall is where the students would rotate and so we will be getting into some of its familiar [...]
[...] Sacred Heart, the new Chief of Medicine has just caused a stir. J.D is struggling to maintain the new interns. Meanwhile, Elliot has serious issues with her ego which [...]
[...] is a dying patient and J.D and Turk make a decision to sacrifice as much as possible to save him. The sacrifice entails the [...]
[...] J.D and Elliot try to bolster Dr. Kelso to get back his true happy face, their relationship rekindles [...]
[...] J.D. is on a mini vacation but maintains Elliot’s cell phone as the contact to keep in touch with the events at the hospital. Turk is letting people know about the news of the new second baby but is surprised with how people react. Sunny the intern is struggling to maintain the patient who has been on a coma for a year to life. On the contrary, Dr. Cox does not care about this patient. [...]
[...] J.D. is contemplating getting closer to his son and this does not get on so easy for the entire gang. Turk is the new chief of surgery and gets on well with the new role. Ted and Gooch are on a new level of their relationship. [...]
[...] J.D. is considering exiting Sacred Heart. However, he has a few issues to sort out before then. A moment with Dr. Cox is one of the tasks he has to do. Elliot seems prepared for the next level of her relationship with J.D. when she begins to transition some of her furniture to J.D.’s apartment. Dr. Kelso is considering going back to work. [...]
[...] J.D. has started thinking about his life after Sacred Heart. He is wondering whether his relationship with Elliot will still hold. He is also wondering what would happen to his friend Turk. Not to mention, the thought of whether Dr. Cox would miss him. [...]
[...] J.D. discovers who Kim’s new man is for real and this is not very good. He intends to get to her so that she could help him get to Sam. Turk has launched a promotion campaign. Dr. Kelso has been attacked by some intestinal virus. [...]
[...] Heart traditional comedy show coming up where the new interns are expected to perform. Turk and J.D. would assist with the sketch writing. On the other side, the Janitor is watching Carla in a very [...]
[...] Zach Braff has denied any suicide rumors on YouTube because there was a rumor flouting on the internet regarding the actor that he was dead because of an overdose of pills so he released a video on YouTube saying it is not the case and he is alive, well and here. [...]
[...] Now, what’s in for J.D.? [...]
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