※ Scrubs 8x13 ※ - Will You And I Always Be Doctors? ※ Scene ※ (Elliot and Turk) ※
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2009
- "You know, I never answered your question earlier about whether you and I would always be doctors. You will. You have this amazing ability to find joy in everything you do. Whether it's like an operation you've done a hundred times, or even teaching...
But as for me? I know you think it was a big victory figuring out what was wrong with Robyn. Those moments are kinda like, eating a piece of chocolate. I enjoy the satisfaction for about 10 seconds, and then it's gone. See, the thing that sticks with me, is the anguish on a patient's face when I give them crappy news. I hold on to that forever. You're a surgeon, you occasionally get to fix people. I figure out what's wrong with someone and then most of the time I can't do anything about it. I just wish them luck dealing with it... or try to keep them alive for a little longer. So you wanna know if I'll always be a doctor? I'd have to say, I don't know. I'm a doctor now, I will be tomorrow. But, I can tell you that if I'm ever lucky enough to get married, to have some kids, to maybe not need the money... I think I'd walk out of here and never look back." - Elliot
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The Music (01:14) is - Hardly Enough by WAZ. Pm me with your email if you want the song.
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this is a really powerful scene. sarah chalke always nailed it.
Agreed all her speeches in the show are delivered so well, this one was amazing
"Wow, that's a huge victory for me." This is one of the saddest lines in this show. She looks so broken and defeated.
The actress is absolutely incredible.
@Akshay Natu That's why many of them are so.... weird, I guess
@Akshay Natu My mother is something like the head nurse in her firm, she is responsible for the work plans of the nurses and she says that doctors are weird, they are always off or extremly up their ass/ in rage and they like to get it on with nurses.
@Akshay Natu I know for sure that they aren´t surgeons but those "normal" doctors that you go when you are sick and they look at you (don´t know how it´s called in english), it could be that they are stressed but tbh for what they get in Germany they can´t complain
@Akshay Natu Are some doctors really badly paid in the US? If yes then that´s bad for all
Was listening to sad stories from doctors and this popped up in my head. This is the strength of Scrubs. Some of my hardest laughs came from this goofy show. It also was the first show to ever make me cry
That last line always hits me.
I love this scene because it speaks to the reality that not everyone finds joy in their chosen career. For some people, every day at work is a stressful, painful hardship and its only the necessity of an income that keeps them coming back. I hope Elliott finds her peace. I hope I do too. I hope we all find a way to be happy in our lives... not BECAUSE of what our jobs may be, but in spite of it.
I think sometimes hardly enough is what gets people through the day. Things almost never go the way you expect them to, and it's highly unlikely that'll ever change.
But, that being said, it's good to appreciate what you have, and what you've achieved. Elliot helped that woman, and it was a huge victory. On the other hand, what makes Elliot a great doctor by this point is that she truly undersands how her patient is feeling, how she's indirectly MADE her feel.
That's what allows her to be so relatable to them, but it's also what causes her so much stress. It's lucky for them and for her that it's hardly enough...
It's been 6 years since I wrote this. At the time, I was struggling to get through each day. Fresh off of suicide watch, I was fighting every day to find the worth in simply living my life, to justify the choice I'd made to keep living, and it was hardly enough.
Well... it's been 6 years. My life has changed dramatically, I do a job I really love, with people I really respect. I spend every day trying to do new things, enjoying the moments. It's a really REALLY good life, and I work hard to keep it that way, and to bring that good-ness to the people I care about.
But some days, it crumbles apart. I start to wonder what I've been fighting for all this time, what I even wanted to do with my life. All those great things that I value so highly, suddenly they're hardly enough all over again.
In those moments, I cling to that fact in a strange way, that it's 'hardly enough'. I could have made a different choice 6 years ago, could still make that choice any day, but I don't. Hardly enough might sound pathetic to some, but it gets me through those days. And really, when it comes down to it, I'm glad I have those days now.
They're not fun, they're terrifying, but they remind me where I was for the longest time.
They remind me I'm not alone, that other people face the same struggle every day, and we're all just doing what we can to carry on. So if you're like me, struggling to get through another day that's hardly enough, I love you. I understand you, at least a little.
So believe me when I say; it may be hardly enough, but it IS enough. Things can get better, and I hope with all my heart you hang around long enough to see that. I know I'm glad I did, even on those darker days.
Keep on walking everyone.
Elliot was easily the best character on the show, so overlooked in the early seasons for physical comedy, which Sarah Chalke also *nailed*, but I’m really glad we got to see how talented she is as an actress!
The actress who played Robyn did an incredible job. If we could fast forward ten years, I don't think Elliot is still practicing medicine.
What makes this interesting is that in season 1, she tells Kelso that being a doctor is all she's ever wanted to be and that she's in her dream profession. Seven years later, she's a completely different person. Great evolution.
The opening scene is THE BEST scene from the entire show.
Agreed. As a patient with chronic (not acute) illness they absolutely nailed everything: how most doctors don't really know how to respond to chronic stuff, and what patients really wish they could say.
love this
a level monologue sorted
@project826 Indeed!
Yeah of course the woman wants to quit her job and be a stay at home mom. The show writers of scrubs had some biases
@dragonforgeGR hardly enough by waz
do u know the name of the song???
Waz - hardly enough