Most Emotional Moments in Scrubs- Part 2
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2010
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This is the most emotional moments in Scrubs, the second part since there is alot of emotional moments in Scrubs. Here is the episodes and songs that are featured in this video
"My Screw Up"- Season 3, Song: "Winter, by Joshua Radin" 00:00-2:02
"My Occurrence- Season 1, Song: "Hold on Hope" by Guided By Voices 2:03-6:15
"My Lucky Day"- Season 2, Song: "Under Pressure" by Queen and David Bowie 6:16-8:08
"My Friend, the Doctor"- Season 3 Song: "Someone" by Tammany Hall NYC 8:09-9:55
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I still remember the first time I heard "Where d'you think we are?" with Ben suddenly disappearing.
I still think this is one of the saddest moments in a series history.
Kurt Cocaine i literally cry uncontrollably every time i see it. heck i’m crying right now
One of the few time Dr. Cox showed any real emotion and vulnerability.
this shit still gets my eyes watery almost a decade now
I too remember watching it for the firsr time. My heart sank.
What do you mean "one of"?
"do you actually think I made a mistake, or do you wish I did?"
@@modisana the comment author didnt actually want an answer. It was a quote
T H Yes, I understand. I was also quoting JD when he says I kinda wish you did.
Modisana then I’ll take a look
Ben's death was really hard to deal with, especially watching it cripple the strongest character.
BlindGuardian050 for like 2 episodes. After that it was back to normal.
they had to give dr cox's hard ass shell and heart of gold a reason to be those things.
hitting you right in the feels was the idea, and boy howdy, it hit hard.
@@MakePeopleMadForFun he's had other crippling moments.
@@kevinvu5432 like when those 3 patients died , it broke him
@@acsalexandruandrei9377 He honestly was arguably the most compelling character.
The person who choosen the songs for scrubs is a genius!
Max Gerling many of them were actually zach braff himself, despite his character he's very intelligent haha
Idk her name in real life but the chick who played Jordan chose most of the songs for the series, she's married to the guy who made scrubs IRL
@@JuanLopez-lp8ig yes she's married to Bill Lawrence
guided by voices
Choosen... Okay...
That first one, “Where do you think we are?” ... one of the biggest tear-jerkers in all of TV.
You guys have no idea how much scrubs played a role in my life development. God, i miss Cox's realism, JD and Turk's friendship and actions regardless of how others judge them, Carla's motherhood and why Janitor acts the way he does. I miss them so much :'(
tarzan57991:...not all of scrubs is made up! I hope you enjoy the following: in '07, I got a contract to put a janitor into the huge sports block at my old secondary school. I decided to do it myself. Janitoring is piss-boring and to fend off goin round the twist, you've GOT to find some fun! So on my janitor trolley, I had eight spray bottles, 4 containing cleaning fluids, 4 containing identically coloured DRINKABLE pop! (And NO! I never ONCE got them mixed up! I had a system!!) the blue: one was glass cleaner, the other was blue gatorade. The yellow: one was G101 (general cleaner) the other was lilt. The clear: one, toilet cleaner, the other, Sprite. The orange: one, wooden floor buffer polish, the other, Tango! And I would make a big show of makin it look like I was spraying cleaning stuff in and drinkin it! Also, very large fruity chews of a certain flavour looked like urinal cakes! That was hilarious openin one of them up, poppin it in and chewin it!!! Then one day I saw my 1st episode of Scrubs and the wonderful Neil Flynn was doin similar!!! You gotta find fun where you can! And along the way, if u can gross a few folks out... all the better!!! :) :) :)
Me too. When I was a student teacher, hell even now sometimes, this show helped me make sense of so many confusing, weird or difficult situations.
Hey there, a decade later, and I just wanted to share your sentiment. This show has & still is helping me through the hills and valleys of life and that all-too-important pursuit...
Bens funeral was the first time I’ve cried because of a tv series. I loved his character. I wish he would had more episodes. Brendan Fraser is a great actor!
I never noticed this before. But at Ben's funeral, JD sat right next to DR.Cox and Jordan. Front/centre row is reserved for family. Rest of the hospital staff are at the back.
Dr.Cox really needed JD's support that day. And he didn't fight it.
Love how the actor who played the janitor was actually in the fugitive as shown
When they said that I had to check to make sure was real. Surprised it was.
@@shinkaiatsuya950 that actor played in another movie? :D
Well yeah, he's the actor who's had other roles, what's so surprising about that...
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 The fact that they were willing to call out the connection between their character, and the actor. Very few shows have done that.
When JD says where do you think we are? Gives me chills every time
I think we all lost part of our souls when Cox cried.
"Where do you think we are?"... manly tears were shed...
Watch a comedy they said... It would be funny they said...
"Heard joke once: Man goes to doctor. Says he's depressed. Says life seems harsh and cruel. Says he feels all alone in threatening world where what lies ahead is vague and uncertain. Doctor says, 'Treatment is simple. Great clown Pagliacci is in town tonight. Go and see him. That should pick you up.' Man bursts into tears. Says 'But Doctor... I am Pagliacci.' Good joke. Everybody laugh. Roll on snare drum. Curtains". en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Watchmen
Daniel Mazzanti 👐👍!!!!
Bens death was so sad just so sad.
How Ben die
@@MaddnessHEROO101 Leukemia. He had it treated two years before the episode but it got a quick resurgence. Acute leukemia can be fatal and can kill in matter of weeks or even days. The disease causes little to no symptons and advance really fast. The doctor can get the diagnosis and still be too late to do anything. Since Ben never got his medical checks on date, he got almost no hints about his condition until the previous day to his death.
Sorry if my English is a bit sloppy.
I teary-eyed and choked up at that scene when I first saw it and what an Emmy performance from actor whos Dr Cox
This is why I love scrubs, they have sad moments that make everything else more wonderful. When a sad event happens, your remember all the happy moments of the characters and it makes the death more meaningful.
Best show ever on TV.
It's really a shame that season 9 is the way it is
if you like Scrubs, try MASH
@@dysonspreybar4903 What season 9?
"You are a fireman... what are we doing?" Probably the funniest thing janitor ever said... and he said lot of funny things.
@philz2002 a lot of the janitors lines are on the spot apparently
“Why do you carry a globe?”
“In case I get lost”
The reveal that JD had imagined the entire ordeal of just not wanting to realize that Ben had leukemia is so sad. Not only because he didn't wanna upset Dr. Cox, but because he really liked Ben.
I think Ben's reaction where he goes completely serious instead of his goofy and serious self makes it _worse._
Is that what happened? I thought it was Perry not facing the reality of his friend being dead.
@@niallreid7664 Both happened. There's one episode in which JD discovers that Ben has leukemia but tries to deny it until eventually he acknowledges it. It's a later episode in which Ben actually dies and Perry starts hallucinating that his friend is still around until he finally acknowledges Ben's death as being reality.
@@filipwolffs Yeah, the first episode took place many many episodes before, where Ben learns he has leukemia. The next time we see him it's in this episode where he's back from his vacation (which he took after he learned he was in remission). He hadn't checked in with any doctors to keep track of his condition and his heart gave out. The bits in the episode where you think JD is talking about the older man he was taking care of when Dr. Cox put him on Ben's case were actually about Ben himself, including talking about his death. For all we know the old man himself is still alive.
It's really interesting to watch the episode with all the right lenses on and to see the reactions of everyone, realizing you were just as ignorant as Dr. Cox on the reality of the situation (well, he's delusional, but you're pulled into the delusion for purposes of the story). Easily one of the best episodes in the series and still gets me to this day.
It sucks, too, because Ben was one of the best guest characters and he only really shows up twice. Second favorite (or rather, second guest who was also a favorite, rather than second place) would be Dr. Kevin Casey. Brilliant doctor who never intentionally causes drama, but because of how competitive medicine is he draws the ire of the entire group before they realize how petty and childish they're being when they see he's got his own mess of problems to deal with that he isn't putting on them or anyone else.
I literally just rewatched this show a couple months ago and I'm already ready to watch it all over again. I think I'll check out the DVD commentary for each season soon. And finally sit down and listen to that podcast.
@@Lucifronz agreed michael j fox and brendan fraser were my 2 favorite guest stars as well, they're really the only 2 i remember
Dr. Cox can’t shed a tear without me crying. Such a great character. Such intensity
Deep denial like that is terrifying. Just imagine being so emotionally devastated that your mind has no choice but to ignore the reality of the situation entirely. That's fucking heartbreaking.
Right...
The first clip has to be one of the saddest on TV....
That damn line still gets me.
"Where do you think we are?"
My youngest brother died 8 years ago, and I still cry. - and at his wake I saw a friend of his from the back that looked so much like him that I thought I really was in a dream and not there, that scene where JD asks " where do you think you are" always reminds me of that
They never really leave you. You'll get to see him again
I wish you the best
I'm sorry for your loss, my friend. I can only imagine the pain you felt the day he left, the day of his wake, and every other single day after. I hope that you will always remember every single moment you two spent together. All the best to you and your family!
Bens death is the saddest
So much "foreshadowing" through that episode, even though you pretty much knew right from the get-go that he'd died... and yet that "Where do you think we are?" still just gut-punches you.
That scene is so rough. :(
No, I laughed so hard
@@rcslyman8929 No when you watch the episode for the first time you don't know from the get-go that he died.
@@greenbird183 idiot
scrubs chooses thee best songs for emotional moments, hands down.
Honestly, how has J.D. not figured out the Janitor's real name? He SAW him in The Fugitive, he could've just figured out his name by looking it up on imdb.
God damn it! Every single song in the show was picked brilliantly and perfectly. Such a wonderful show!
it seems the shows that make us cry with joy the most are the ones that make us cry for sadness as well
one of the best shows ever. Thats the truth. I cry a lot with this show. Great job with the video
I am depressed. I came here to cry, because for some reason I can't seem to do it any other way.
Just so you know..you are not alone with that
Just as dinktheep - You are not alone, my friend.
6 years late but I hope you're doing better friend
6 years and 1 week late, same wish from @TheGameKid01.
Also, you're not alone, just like @dink theep said. Keep walking 👍
I hope you found a way to cope with depression.
Losing a real best friend sucks
Thank you! Am an RN and there is nothing more clarifying as laughter thru tears!!
So many of their funniest episodes ended with tears....SCRUBS is a timeless show! It'll be on for years to come.
The build up to that final review, gets me every time. I remember seeing that final Brendan Fraser episode and I was just slack Jawed for 20 minutes after.
This was such an amazing show, one of the greats.
I was looking over your shoulder every step of the way. That made me cry.
You know that Perry truly loves Jordan because he truly loves her family.
Just ben.
This episode kicked my eye's ass. Struggled hard to hold the tears back.
This show is my favorite.
Simple as that, and I am a Seinfeld fan....
I miss it.
You missed the moment with doctor kelso on the steps
Dr. Cox is flawed, but he is a fantastic mentor. He reassured Reid after her first patient death and J.D. after the transplant patients' deaths and Ben's death.
Where do you tthink we are ? Hit me in the gutts every time 😭
One thing I love about these comments sections is the amount of support people give each other .. humanity is good at the best of times
Thank you! I just said that in one of my other videos!
@Rosie89jr great job dude!! really , love to see it
thank you for making videos i can enjoy!!!
Every time I watch Ben's death or anything related, I burst on tears.
most beautiful moving episode ever, when Ben died...
I'm not easily caught by surprise but that episode did and I cried
Doctor Cox woulda been just like J.D had his dad not been a piece of shit, but because he grew up that way the person Cox became allowed others to stay just a tiny bit more pure.
JD could have found the janitor's name in the credits of the movie
Neil Flynn, what a showoff!
Not if he is uncredited
Why didn't JD use the credits from that Harrison Ford film to find out the Janitor's real name?
Probably an extra and or uncredited
They talked about showing a scene where it shows him uncredited.
@0:04 I now know how it feels to be in disbelief that someone is not with us anymore. It's heart-breaking to say the least.
Ben's death was sad. It made me cry several times. I'm human.
But have you ever stopped to think about that conversation from JD's POV? I'd start worrying if I went to a funeral, and the deceased's best friend thought it was a birthday party.
Not another show where I have cried anywhere near as much as watching Scrubs.
JD and Janitor fed each other’s animosity toward the other.
First one where Ben dies, always makes me cry. :'[
I've probably seen each episode of Scrubs on Netflix about 5 times each. And I don't care, and I will continue to watch them.
i suffer from depression and i came here for the same reason
I remember the first time I decided to watch this show. I always thought it was kind of lame. But when I finally decided to watch it... I realized that it came to me in a perfect moment. I was experienced one of my firsts and deepest depressions... And it really helped me to connect and go through my fears and feelings, it also made me laugh and it made me feel less alone when I cried ❤️ and... the music... always was awesome and precise. I will always appreciate this story that was such a good company for me when I felt so alone in my life. :')
whats the song at 300 when ben and jd r lookin at pics. that song always makes me sappy. also. .. what a beautiful series of writing. I know its just a show but the amazing thing about actors and writers is their art is a way to face our feelings and since having feelings is somehow taboo for men these days its nice to c something real. even if its fake. u know? these episodes r a mash up of real ppls lives. thats how writers write. amazing I think. I couldnt do it as freely as they do
Description :P Hold on Hope by Guided By Voices
I am forever grateful to Netflix for making every season available. I've watched the series three times through.
The pictures are so good
Mom died 1 year ago today...came here cause I will cry anyway...
Hope things are easier for you pal
Ben's death was just sad and how it affected the strongest character (dr cox) is what makes it more sad
Crazy how coz saw his friend when he was dead and Carla saw Lavern
My favorite show
Its late, but showing the funeral scene then him taking a picture saddend me to an extent i would not wiah to reach in a very long while.
Just watched the episode last night in the beginning.
To this day I still can't decide, Did cox go crazy? Did Ben's ghost stick around to help him stop blaming himself? or Did Cox know all along he was imagining Ben but he kept doing it to help him get through this?
God damn ninjas cutting onions in secret
What's the matter not man enough to admit that you cry? You're not That Guy, you are That Pussy
@@omargonzalez2250 least hes not a lonely fat guy 😂😂😂😂
Stop that- be kind.
You're a fireman! ... what are we doing?
I think Ben's death is one of the most effective sad scenes in all of Scrubs, because it came kinda right out of nowhere - I say "kinda", because the whole episode was building up to it. It was a great misleading, everything was perfect, there was a lots of moments where they spoke about Ben and his upcoming funeral, but it was disguised perfectly in every way.
What is worse (and for this case best): Everything was a build-up for Jacks Birthday Party, an happy event, and the whole episode was about Cox forgiving JD for his failure, which is also an happy event.
And then that ultimate plot twist, which feels kinda like the one in "Sixth Sense". From an expected happy event to the realisation, that a beloved and for Cox important character died.
This is what made Ben's death so perfect for us viewers, that great rollercoaster. I really recommend watching the whole episode for those already didn't, it is really way more effective (I have a feeling that some people didn't watched it yet).
i already want to cry
This hurts more when lose someone close to you .
The beauty of the Neil Flynn bit is that Scrubs is set near Chicago, where The Fugitive was also filmed. It was completely plausible for some unknown face to get a small bit as a beat cop in one scene. It would have been funnier if they'd gone to credits and it had been Jan Itor.
Wut. Scrubs was definitely set in California.
@@ChristopherBurtraw It was filmed in California, but I don't think it was set there
@@badpixelproductions8437 every clue points to it taking place there. They never say specifically but I'm quite sure it's in a fictional Cali town
It was filmed at a closed hospital in Hollywood.
Screw this, I'm going back to watch the bloopers!😭😭😭
Nothing in a show or movie fucks me up like Ben's death. I cry literally every time
only goes away if you stop watching it
I think it's missed that JD is to his right and Jordan to his left. Aka the people he arguably has an attachment to the most being there, on either side, to get him through the funeral.
God bless Niel Flynn.
wise told man, wise told.
The most potent lies are the ones we tell ourselves.
I dunno maybe I can relate but that scene with the janitor hits hard
I'm not crying! You're crying!
Man that scene at Ben's funeral was sad..
'where do you think we are?' ... gets me everytime
Dr Cox could never be both an actor and the Dr. It was too real to see him anything more than the role he played cause he played it so damn well. It was always a rollercoaster and played on exactly why i never could be in the medical field. People said my fear would make me a better doctor but reality is I'd seize under the pressure and stress and one life lost would be one life too many for me to continue. Glad i chose construction. 😅 My absolute respect to all in the medical field. You dont get the praise you rightly deserve. Everyone of you should be celebrated as heros and even tho you dont get that day know to at least to me (and id hope alot of others), yall are absolutely heros. Id be a gonner a few times over without the wonderful medical staffs that worked hard for alot of thankless hard work. I owe you wonderful son of bitches my life. Sincerely. 😅
Last one with Janitor was the best
So I went from listening/watching videos of Cannibal Corpse and Six and Twenty to this. Nice.
Similarly, when a friend I introduced to the show told me, “I really like Laverne! She’s awesome! “
Three seconds later - are you crying? No, it’s just ragweed.
Ben's death was so bad it killed Brenden Fraisers career
I cried during the episode of Ben's death. I loved Ben. 🥺🥺😭
Why would JD be front row at his bosses brothers-in-laws funeral when his boss blames him for the death.
He is the main actor lol.
Nah he was tight with Ben
I still hear the echo's of me breaking when he said "Where do you think we are?"
Did anyone else start to panic that the episode we find Ben has cancer, will be his last episode?
its Winter by Joshua Radin..all the songs, and the episodes they appear are on the right in my description lol
FUCKING ONIONS, WHO'S CUTTING ONIONS
Oi govna What's up your bum
god damn onions...
Every great comedy needs serious emotional episodes to break up the monotony
Everybody’s gotta hold on hope……… god I miss this show.
Johnny Painter same, bro.