Perry Cox (John C. McGinley)
Perry Cox works as the Chief of Medicine and Residency Director for the Sacred Heart Hospital. He also became the replacement for Dr. Bob Kelso, before Dr. Maddox (Courteney Cox) got the position. But when Dr. Maddox turned out to be worse than Dr. Kelso, Perry Cox became allies with The Janitor and Dr. Kelso to oust Maddox. A few days after that, Cox was offered by Kelso to become the Chief of Medicine and he accepted.
Cynical, egotistical and witty are the words that describe Dr. Cox. Moreover, he is very much conscious of his reputation in the hospital, which consequently makes him to make illogical and bad decisions, just so that he could maintain his “bad boy” image. He is also very sporty, and is often seen playing basketball with the younger employees in the hospital’s parking lot.
Dr. Cox is arrogant whenever he relates with the residents. He calls John “J.D.” Dorian different girl names such as “Tiffany,” “Jennifer,” etcetera. Also, he calls Elliot Reid “Barbie” and Turk “Gandhi.”
[...] 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. [...]
[...] Because of Turk’s highly competitive trait, he is a rival of the Chief Attending Physician, Dr. Perry Cox, who happens to be as competitive as [...]
[...] we will not see the hospital setting again but the classroom. John C. McGinley would then have Dr. Cox and Donald Faison’s [...]
[...] boldly imperceptive and exceptionally gifted and at most of the times gets the wrath of Dr. Cox (John C McGinley) due to his overconfidence and bad [...]
[...] Dr. Cox is the resident Scrubs cast who will make your mind whirled out as he can easily make an argument out of even the basics. He is very well known for his breath-taking and side-splitting rants he commonly directs to John Dorian or J.D. played by Elliot Reid. He also exchanges frequent blurbs with the only Scrubs character feistier and more evil than him, his former wife. [...]
[...] won’t worry whoever’s in your screen – whether it is J.D.’s wild imagination on the role or Dr. Cox degrading him, Scrubs will for sure make you laugh of off your seat. Comparing these two, I’d [...]
[...] discovering a cheat sheet in the bathroom Dr. Cox locks up the five students who left the room during the exam until one of them comes forward and [...]