I love how she's screaming and fighting when he takes her out of the room but in the very next scene she's just given up trying lol her face 0:36 is priceless XD
She's just screaming when he takes her out of the room--then she gives up. Then she's panicking like a cat about to be given a bath and then fed to dogs when she realizes he's going to...
Damn, never seen the why Cox did this before.... For a guy who acts all apethetic cockiness, that was really deep and caring. Caught me off guard that such a funny scene could turn so serious
I've wanted to watch this whole episode again for a while. I watched Scrubs the whole way through when I was in school. I'm now an IRL doctor (it's a very life-accurate series). I started watching it again but haven't reached this season yet... a lil thing called the pandemic sort of wrecking that achievement ha.. but this episode sticks with me for a very different reason. This isn't the most important scene. From what I remember Cox takes issue with Elliot's insistence that doctors should be healthy and have "good behaviour". Cox does lots of unhealthy things (his relationships aren't psychologically healthy, look at him and Jordan, he comes from an abusive childhood and knows it and has serious anger management issues, he drinks a lot despite being the son of an alcoholic and uses it as a crutch when a lot of patients die of the rabies contamination... he also tells JD that the last cigarette is the best one suggesting he does or did smoke). I think looking back I used to be quite puritanical and think, yes, we should be healthy all the time and be good examples to patients but there's a scene after this one (I think, from the first watching anyway years ago) where Cox admits to Elliot they can't really be the epitome of health. They give their lives to their work and they're going to have unhealthy vices, it just comes with having such an eschewed approach to work/life balance. I totally see that now.. I have worked lots of 24h shifts where I haven't had time to pee or eat properly and when I'm getting really tired I might steal a cigarette with a nurse outside (it's closer to go outside than the other side of the campus to the kitchen/canteen that's closed at weekends). I've also had patients of all ages die, ones that "shouldn't" have on paper because they were fit, young and healthy but it does happen of course... and all I've wanted to do is just scream and leave. I've gone outside in the middle of the night and really thought about quitting.. of course you learn to pick yourself up and keep going and take victories where you can. Anyway, long and short of it is that we can't be really healthy ALL the time, we do our best, that's all any of us can do and we shouldn't judge anyone for unhealthy choices, none of us are perfect, doctor nurse or patient alike.
@@titaniumleaf for the past 6 years, I have been unable to work due to my health. I kept pushing it and pushing it, trying to make things work when, the moment I got a break, all the pushing came back to bite me. Although I am not a doctor, I do have some understanding of what you mean, of pushing yourself through the pain and ignoring the "healthy" choices from time to time. Still today, I push myself (though unable to push as much) because "you look healthy, can't you just do this one thing for me?" It can be hard to define the line between doing your best and taking care of yourself.
i like elliots face when she sees the scale , then of course starts screaming put me the Frick down. poor elliot she stood no chance of getting away with being dropped on the scale
Huh. Just watched this clip after watching "My Full Moon" in which Elliot also treats a woman who weighs too little, andher name was Robyn too. 0.o *checks google* ... Ok, it took me three years to realize it's the same actor and character...
That is funny to no end, and what she says after that is just as funny (to me): "Oh, and you say bye to baby Boone!" For some reason that makes me chuckle incessantly.
@@coderainbow2581 if you're saying you're 15 and you're 5'4 and weight 107 then yeah you're fine. An adult male at 5'4 should weight between 117-143 and an adult female at 5'4 should weigh 108-132. Don't worry you're okay. Elliot at 5'9 and 118lbs is considered underweight
Is anyone else incredibly turned on by the fact that Dr Cox was able to just lift her and carry her the entire way, and he didn't even break a sweat?? 🥵🥵🥵
Any healthy man can do that. She only weighs 118 lbs. Good that's you're into it, though. Means you're not on birth control and your hormones are in check.
@thingsTheater Well she is pretty much the same height as him so it's kinda necessary. Hard to lift someone up if grabbing them around the waist area brings em a grand total of an inch above the floor. :P
Whats crap is that the same patient comes back the next season and it turns out she's HIV positive. I'm no doctor, but apparently this is why she's not gaining weight and her system is malnourished.
Thing is it comes up later in that episode, and Cox says that it doesn't matter if a doctor is being hypocritical- good medical advice is good medical advice. And a doctor can't make treatment they recommend dependent on their own lifestyles.
There's no one state of "buffed". In fact, it's called "buff" and you can be various levels of buff. He's not huge, and in the scenes where we see his torso, 180 becomes reasonable. He's lean and not huge. Just in good shape and muscular.
LOL Elliot easily weighs 15 lbs more than that at 5'9. She'd be skin and bones at that height and weight and dangerously underweight. I believe Sarah Chalke (Elliot's actress) confirmed she was in the 130s which is the recommended range for an adult woman at her height.
Ah, yes. Elliot. The character on the show that got me I to feeling self conscious, especially with the weight loss and swimsuit episode. Thank you for being my thinspiration to starve.
They also weigh sick children like this in the emergency room.(U.K). Parent holds the child, (they) step on the scale, then they minus the weight of the parent. Very clever idea, I'd say- especially when the child is unwell and doesn't want to let go in a strange/ new environment
Only one problem: unlike her patient, Elliot doesn't have a protein deficiency, and we've seen her eat. A LOT. Conch fritters, anyone? Cox should know that different people metabolize food at different rates, and just because someone else is 6'2 and 180 wouldn't necessarily mean that the person was in the same shape he's in.
Yeah, Elliots point was that she's vegetarian and might not be eating enough protein and that she might not be eating enough for how much she runs, not that her weight is the main problem
yeah, but earlier in the episode, elliot was complaining about how most doctors are hypocrites. Kelso telling a patient that smoking will kill him whilst smoking a pipe at the same time, etc, etc
I don’t know about the character Elliot, but Sarah Chalk looks fantastic. Sure if her breasts were larger or her bottom more pert (NOT WIDE but a little more muscle in the right places) and therefore 5-10 pounds in EXACTLY the right places would help, but then she somehow has a “fat” face despite being incredibly thin... Wow I am judgey!!! Point is how ever much she weighs, she looks great, and while there is always room to improve, she is in the top 1/1000000 good looking women in the world. A LITTLE too thin is better than too fat.
For those who don't know what hypocrisy means: it's criticizing someone for doing something you've done, are doing, or will do in the future. A quote that sums it up pretty good is "The pot calling the kettle black", though I'd rather say "The rose calling the grass full of chlorophyll."
Dem It doesnt always apply to things done in the past dor example someone has made a mistake and wanting others to learn from their mistake is not hypocrisy
![[Scrubs] - Dr Cox is always right](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/JR9hS2FUqh0/mqdefault.jpg)
I love moments like this when you can see Cox genuinely cares
in the end it came down to who Boom feared more. and he chose wisely
When I read that I immediately pictured the old guy from Indiana Jones and the last crusade 🤣
Always choose the Cox.
@@IsiahTomas The Todd would have loved that sentence!
Always fear the evil doctor lol
Yeah would definitely fear Dr Cox more that Elliot ! He’s in a completely different league of scariness.
PUT ME THE FRICK DOWN!!!
I love how she's screaming and fighting when he takes her out of the room but in the very next scene she's just given up trying lol her face 0:36 is priceless XD
She's just screaming when he takes her out of the room--then she gives up. Then she's panicking like a cat about to be given a bath and then fed to dogs when she realizes he's going to...
Damn, never seen the why Cox did this before.... For a guy who acts all apethetic cockiness, that was really deep and caring. Caught me off guard that such a funny scene could turn so serious
I've wanted to watch this whole episode again for a while. I watched Scrubs the whole way through when I was in school. I'm now an IRL doctor (it's a very life-accurate series). I started watching it again but haven't reached this season yet... a lil thing called the pandemic sort of wrecking that achievement ha.. but this episode sticks with me for a very different reason. This isn't the most important scene. From what I remember Cox takes issue with Elliot's insistence that doctors should be healthy and have "good behaviour". Cox does lots of unhealthy things (his relationships aren't psychologically healthy, look at him and Jordan, he comes from an abusive childhood and knows it and has serious anger management issues, he drinks a lot despite being the son of an alcoholic and uses it as a crutch when a lot of patients die of the rabies contamination... he also tells JD that the last cigarette is the best one suggesting he does or did smoke).
I think looking back I used to be quite puritanical and think, yes, we should be healthy all the time and be good examples to patients but there's a scene after this one (I think, from the first watching anyway years ago) where Cox admits to Elliot they can't really be the epitome of health. They give their lives to their work and they're going to have unhealthy vices, it just comes with having such an eschewed approach to work/life balance. I totally see that now.. I have worked lots of 24h shifts where I haven't had time to pee or eat properly and when I'm getting really tired I might steal a cigarette with a nurse outside (it's closer to go outside than the other side of the campus to the kitchen/canteen that's closed at weekends). I've also had patients of all ages die, ones that "shouldn't" have on paper because they were fit, young and healthy but it does happen of course... and all I've wanted to do is just scream and leave. I've gone outside in the middle of the night and really thought about quitting.. of course you learn to pick yourself up and keep going and take victories where you can. Anyway, long and short of it is that we can't be really healthy ALL the time, we do our best, that's all any of us can do and we shouldn't judge anyone for unhealthy choices, none of us are perfect, doctor nurse or patient alike.
@@titaniumleaf for the past 6 years, I have been unable to work due to my health. I kept pushing it and pushing it, trying to make things work when, the moment I got a break, all the pushing came back to bite me.
Although I am not a doctor, I do have some understanding of what you mean, of pushing yourself through the pain and ignoring the "healthy" choices from time to time. Still today, I push myself (though unable to push as much) because "you look healthy, can't you just do this one thing for me?"
It can be hard to define the line between doing your best and taking care of yourself.
One of Elliot's best scenes.
It's hilarious when she flips out.
"Put me the...FRICK DOWN!"
xDDD
"Barbie's funniest when she's an anal retentive wreck."
I absolutely love Elliot's look of sheer terror and complete freakout. Sarah Chalke should get an emmy just for that.
i do like this scene
it does show cox does care for elliots well being but still be able to enjoy messing with her
I love how at 0:55 Elliot slaps at his arms. XD Like that'll make any difference.
i like elliots face when she sees the scale , then of course starts screaming put me the Frick down. poor elliot she stood no chance of getting away with being dropped on the scale
0:15-0:23 Dr. Cox's finest moment
Her screechy angry exasperated voice can be so damn funny - "STOP FINISHING MY AWESOME JOKES!" comes to mind.
the resignation on her face that she can't get out of cox's grip is precious
Huh. Just watched this clip after watching "My Full Moon" in which Elliot also treats a woman who weighs too little, andher name was Robyn too. 0.o
*checks google*
... Ok, it took me three years to realize it's the same actor and character...
Estetus GooglePlusSucks and the reason why she's so thin is because she has HIV
It was the same patient
Elliott didn’t catch her HIV.
0:24 Elliott's reaction kinda real..
That is funny to no end, and what she says after that is just as funny (to me):
"Oh, and you say bye to baby Boone!" For some reason that makes me chuckle incessantly.
Dear God I loved this clip.
elliot is so cute in this scene :3
this episode is called an inconvienient truth
I love Dr. Cox
New from Mattel it's hypocrite Barbie.
118, also minus the clothing clothing and shoes I say she 5,9 & 110.
Howlbigbadwolf which is alot worst lol
Minus the clothing. I am there.
Always thought she would have looked 1000x hotter with 20 more pounds
that is my favourite scrubs moment out of every single episode ! eliot is hilarious!
best cox Elliot moment ever god I love these two
118 pounds is about the Weight of a middle schooler or a highschooler. Barbie really does need to gain weight
Uhhh is it bad if I am 5’4 15 and I weight 107? Iv always been skinny though even more when I was a little kid
@@coderainbow2581 if you're saying you're 15 and you're 5'4 and weight 107 then yeah you're fine. An adult male at 5'4 should weight between 117-143 and an adult female at 5'4 should weigh 108-132. Don't worry you're okay. Elliot at 5'9 and 118lbs is considered underweight
@@gerstein03 okay thank you, I got slightly concerned also I legit cant gain weight no matter how much I eat
@@coderainbow2581 lucky
@@gerstein03 thanks
it's a coxelitaurus!
I would kill to have Dr Cox carry me like that
I weigh about 210. I think I'd be a little out of range... lol
See why he's carrying her... what he's carrying her to...
Is anyone else incredibly turned on by the fact that Dr Cox was able to just lift her and carry her the entire way, and he didn't even break a sweat?? 🥵🥵🥵
Any healthy man can do that. She only weighs 118 lbs. Good that's you're into it, though. Means you're not on birth control and your hormones are in check.
0:45 is the best..."put me the frick down" lmfao
Haha, I love how crazy she sounds.
@thingsTheater Well she is pretty much the same height as him so it's kinda necessary. Hard to lift someone up if grabbing them around the waist area brings em a grand total of an inch above the floor. :P
there's no way she weighs more than 118. have you seen any other youtube clips of her on scrubs, shes really thin.
She is wearing shoes
118lbs is possible as Elliot is quite tall (5'9).
Haha that little lag at 0.53 is hilarious =P
SAY GOODBYE BABY BOOM!! makes me laugh everyntime :D
It was "Say Good-Bye to Baby Boone!"
YOU READ THOSE NUMBERS!! Dr Cox rules!!
Whats crap is that the same patient comes back the next season and it turns out she's HIV positive. I'm no doctor, but apparently this is why she's not gaining weight and her system is malnourished.
yeah I thought that was gonna be this clip : (
0:24 I would have died 😂😂 ahahah
say goodbye to baby-boonXD
Wonder how the actress felt about this scene
PUT ME THE FREAK DOWN!!!
he burned his hand on a hot coffee cup.
love Dr. Cox in this bit!!
"No, Boone, I will "
That wasn't Boone. That was Leonard, the big black security guard.
PUT ME THE FRICK DOWN
what happened to Boone's hand? anyone know.
LOL that's hilarious!
Season 7 ep 3
lol luv it
What does Elliot say after saying she would kill his family? Something g about baby and Boom?
“Say goodbye to Baby Boone.”
hipocracy is when you critisize someone for doing something that you are doing, or will later do
Thing is it comes up later in that episode, and Cox says that it doesn't matter if a doctor is being hypocritical- good medical advice is good medical advice. And a doctor can't make treatment they recommend dependent on their own lifestyles.
Actually I doubt Cox was only 180, he's buffed and about 6 feet tall. 200
It's the weight John McGinley quoted himself as. How accurate he is,who knows.
I think he’s only 5’10, which makes this reasonable IMO
There's no one state of "buffed". In fact, it's called "buff" and you can be various levels of buff. He's not huge, and in the scenes where we see his torso, 180 becomes reasonable. He's lean and not huge. Just in good shape and muscular.
no wait wasn't that the security guy with the big afro? He has a hook for a hand....
Isn't it?
Elliot looks like she weighs more than 119.
I doesn't really matter though.
Sarah Chalke was great in this show.
Dr. Toboggan: “She’s positive. She’s got the HIV.”
what episode is this?
i don't think she looks like she weighs more than 119, especially at her height
Anyone know what season / episode this is?
Dr. Cox’s hands was on her.. figure it out
Just above the waist
Geez, what’s with them and their weight?!?
LOL Elliot easily weighs 15 lbs more than that at 5'9. She'd be skin and bones at that height and weight and dangerously underweight. I believe Sarah Chalke (Elliot's actress) confirmed she was in the 130s which is the recommended range for an adult woman at her height.
I think I heard an f bomb at 0:50
Fricking
jeez. she was still 5 lbs heavier than me when I was 5'10 and I'm a guy.
she is wearing shoes also wouldnt having a uh..chest add weight?
She said and I Quote, Put Me The Fxck Down
BOOOON
There is no way that this measurement is accurate for Sarah
Don't know how accurate it is, but I read she's 5"8 and 62 kilos.
Thumbs up if also want Dr Cox to carry you like that and you're now feeling a bit jealous.
Ah, yes. Elliot. The character on the show that got me I to feeling self conscious, especially with the weight loss and swimsuit episode. Thank you for being my thinspiration to starve.
Are you okay
It's in the eye of the beholder.
How the hell did it get an accurate scale is he had to hold her on it?
They were both standing on it, so Cox just had to subtract his own weight to get hers
They also weigh sick children like this in the emergency room.(U.K).
Parent holds the child, (they) step on the scale, then they minus the weight of the parent.
Very clever idea, I'd say- especially when the child is unwell and doesn't want to let go in a strange/ new environment
not really. He's just pointing out her own hypocrisy.
Wtf she’s no way that skinny, i’m 155cm and 62kg 😑
Unless Neil Flynn is over seven feet tall, I refuse to believe she's actually 5'9".
according to google the actress is 5'8 and while watching the show she is noticeable tall
He’s 6’5”.
@@I_am_Dane_Youssef I'm no mathematician but I'm pretty sure that's under seven feet.
Uh dude, she's tall.
@StalkingAlucard I didn't know you had a UA-cam account, JD.
According BMI. 5ft 9 and 118lb is obese
try doing it again with 5ft 9 instead of 4ft 9 yeah?
Only one problem: unlike her patient, Elliot doesn't have a protein deficiency, and we've seen her eat. A LOT. Conch fritters, anyone?
Cox should know that different people metabolize food at different rates, and just because someone else is 6'2 and 180 wouldn't necessarily mean that the person was in the same shape he's in.
Yeah, Elliots point was that she's vegetarian and might not be eating enough protein and that she might not be eating enough for how much she runs, not that her weight is the main problem
+Claire Louise She'd explicitly said that patient has to gain weight. Cox's absolutely right.
yeah, but earlier in the episode, elliot was complaining about how most doctors are hypocrites. Kelso telling a patient that smoking will kill him whilst smoking a pipe at the same time, etc, etc
Earlier in the episode
ua-cam.com/video/ZNPro_8UbpA/v-deo.html
They're both fully dressed and one person carrying another is never going to give an accurate reading
Now I’m a dude at 5’10 and am 135, she needs a sandwich
So was the girl malnourished?
hiv diagnosis
How being a vegetarian means malnourished. ? Lol
wiki sucks. not what it means
I don’t know about the character Elliot, but Sarah Chalk looks fantastic. Sure if her breasts were larger or her bottom more pert (NOT WIDE but a little more muscle in the right places) and therefore 5-10 pounds in EXACTLY the right places would help, but then she somehow has a “fat” face despite being incredibly thin...
Wow I am judgey!!!
Point is how ever much she weighs, she looks great, and while there is always room to improve, she is in the top 1/1000000 good looking women in the world.
A LITTLE too thin is better than too fat.
For those who don't know what hypocrisy means: it's criticizing someone for doing something you've done, are doing, or will do in the future. A quote that sums it up pretty good is "The pot calling the kettle black", though I'd rather say "The rose calling the grass full of chlorophyll."
Dem It doesnt always apply to things done in the past dor example someone has made a mistake and wanting others to learn from their mistake is not hypocrisy
PUT ME THE FRICK DOWN!!!!