J.D.

We know it's a fruit cup.

And we set up because true fans of the show know that Turk and JD used to, when they were broke, interns used to steal fruit cups.

So that's what Turk is reminded of.

And raccoons are becoming a theme on the show.

I was saying raccoons.

And then you were told it was raccoon.

No, but I just thought it would be funny if JD pronounced it raccoon.

But then what happened was we chose a take where I say raccoon, but then you say raccoon.

I'm assuming whatever the janitor says is true.

Um, 'cause JD said at the beginning of the episode, like, "I bet he doesn't even know my real name," even though he, I, I distinctly remember the janitor calling him Dr. Dorian many, many times.

Yeah.

Yeah.

What does JD stand for in Scrubs?

John Dorian.

John Dorian.

That's his second name though, isn't it? Which is interesting.

Yeah.

The ring is at 5% charge for like six out of eight episodes.

And one of those episodes, he's not really in John's origin story.

So, like, the entire time they've invented ways for the character to not be the character.

Yeah.

and exactly and it's like for people going into this that have no knowledge about green lantern.

I don't think they know anything more about green lanterns.

I think they have this version of Hal and John, but like, okay.

If you ask a person that watched this show, like what, what are the green lantern core? Like, what do they do? Or who's like, what do the guardians do? Who are the guardians? Like, what are the rules? What, what, what do they believe in? Like, what are they like? What's the typical green lantern? You know, it's like, they don't even establish any of that.

... and, uh, here he is back again.

JD and Charlie, um, are happy as ever.

Two clams in a pod, you know? Two clams in a casino.

[laughs]

... him being, like, the SeaWorld guy.

I remember him being, like, Mr.

Perfect, uh, JD's competitor with Elliot.

Yeah.

First episode is called My First Time in a While, which...

Immediately, you realize it is referencing JD's return to sexual fornication.

Return to form, baby.

Return to form.

too.

Yeah, Rowdy is here too.

But no, Sasha is – yeah, his blue scooter that JD gets in season four.

When him, Turk, and Carla get – well, not matching.

Okay.

Two opens up with Cox and JD walking.

And Cox says, you need to get a mentor, dude.

I didn't just bring you back here to become an administrator.

And it was very funny.

They were both very funny.

By the way, it got cut out a little bit, the different JDs, what they're supposed to be.

There's like sensitive JD.

He's one of the Please Don't Destroy's, right? He plays Grant, the new chief resident, and Kayla Monteroso Mejia plays surgical nurse Mimi.

Zach Braff explained the rationale behind Park's departure and Grant's arrival as a way to replicate the dynamic between JD and Dr. Cox.

Braff explains, "Joel was incredible.

I think we wanted to try and find a nemesis for JD who was underneath him.

Bill had this idea, well, there's no one above JD except an administrator, and we've seen that before.

It might be fun if the person driving him nuts was an underling, a chief resident.

So that was rethinking where the thorn in JD's side is." Obviously JD needs conflict, right, for the story to work.

Things are going very well for JD.