ER Doctor REACTS to Scrubs My Lunch Episode | Medical Drama Review

ER Doctor Jordan Wagner is back with real doctor reacts to Scrubs My Lunch season 5 episode 20 medical drama review. Doctor Wagner, a real life emergency physician Scrubs reaction / real doctor reacts to Scrubs best moments, Scrubs TV show cast, illnesses, and injuries. Real doctor watches Scrubs series and best of Scrubs funny moments and tells us what is accurate and what is not in this Scrubs My Lunch reaction and Scrubs review.
Scrubs ([scrubs]) is an American medical comedy-drama television series created by Bill Lawrence that aired on NBC and ABC. The series follows the lives of employees at the fictional Sacred Heart Hospital, which is a teaching hospital. The title is a play on surgical scrubs and a term for a low-ranking person because, at the beginning of the series, most of the main characters are medical interns. So just how accurate is Scrubs? Today Doctor Wagner, a real life emergency physician from Experts React on Gamology will be watching and reacting to Scrubs My Lunch full episode season 5 episode 20 for the first time. A real doctor will break down the medical accuracy of Scrubs and will be comparing it to his real life experience as a doctor. With humor from Dr. Cox there is no shortage of funny medical memes and medical satire. Do you watch Scrubs full episodes? If you want Dr. Jordan Wagner to continue making this doctor reaction series please give this Scrubs TV show reaction a like and leave a comment on which TV show you'd like for him to review next.
A new group of medical students arrives to learn the ropes at Sacred Heart Hospital, where J.D. (Zach Braff), Christopher Turk (Donald Faison), Bob Kelso (Ken Jenkins), and acerbic Perry Cox (John C. McGinley) are their instructors. J.D. continues to romance Elliot Reid (Sarah Chalke) as he imparts wisdom to a new class, which includes Lucy Bennette (Kerry Bishé), Drew Suffin (Michael Mosley), Cole Aaronson (Dave Franco) and Maya (Nicky Whelan).
JD asks Dr Cox for lunch but runs into annoying former patient Jill Tracy, who unexpectedly teaches him something about responsibility. Elsewhere, Elliot and Carla discover that Todd's been lying about all his hospital 'conquests'.
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[@DoctorER]

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[@AmazingKevinWClark]

Was the ending too real for you?? I noticed you didn't cover the most dramatic part of the episode. As hard as the situation is I still think it's fantastic writing that made the show feel more realistic than the other hospital related shows. It was excellent how the show could have comedy one minute then turn on a dime the next. It also had some nuance to it which is now missing in a lot of modern shows. I think Hollywood took over a lot of TV and that's why the production quality maybe a bit higher but the writing quality has dropped. More and more shows are relying on bad Hollywood writing troupes. Star Trek comes to mind.

[@joshuawilson3937]

You should react to all the medical situations in helluva boss, right now there's only 7 episodes a music video and of course the pilot episode so Eight Episodes in all maybe can knock all the episodes out in one video

[@jillavikki1460]

Please give me a clarification on this I am 20 , when I masterbate I release semen in 1 to 1:30 min and I never had a sex in my life . So my question is if when I having sex will i release semen in 1 to 1:30 minutes ??? Is this a premature ejaculation when releasing semen on masterbating in 1 min ???

[@alec6961]

The story of this episode is actually based on a real medical disaster that occured back in 2004 where three organ recipients in the US did die from recieving organs from a man in Arkansas who was infected with rabies from a bat bite. Made international news.

[@Seikyuu]

Why did you skip the ending? It was... kinda important..

[@discipleofurza1]

Man, the Fray knew what they were doing when they wrote How to Save a Life. "This thing's gonna get used by medical shows for YEARS!" That song had legs.

[@thisemptyworm4677]

I still listen to them! Especially helios

[@ellengrace4609]

Great story about what inspired this song.

[@Kraleck]

Always turns on the waterworks when I hear it.

[@ironicugandan5826]

Isn't it about breaking up though? Just odd a song like that became synonymous with sad medical dramas.

[@hatch450sx3]

@@ironicugandan5826 no the song is not about breaking up. It's an intervention on a person about to do the same thing a person did and succeeded in doing before. Basically the prey to God he hears you prey to God he hears you is a double entendre. You pray to God for hears you about this person. Then you pray to God that the person hears you personally. The singer worked in suicide prevention and from his own words he had saved someone BECUASE he wasn't able to save someone before. That's why he says I would have stayed up all night had he have known how to save a life. Meaning he failed before and he is trying to save this person's life.

[@TheFrugalVideoGamer]

I'm a bit shocked that you didn't show the final portion of the episode, in which the Kidney patient also dies due to the infected organ, and Dr. Cox delivers a whammy of a line. "He wasn't about to die, was he, Newbie? Could have waited another month for a kidney." J.D. then reminds him of some advice he'd given, namely that the moment you start blaming yourself for someone else's death (in J.D.'s case, the patient he'd thought had committed suicide and that he'd failed to help), there's no coming back. Dr. Cox just quietly agrees and leaves the hospital mid-shift.

[@ardhanarisvara333]

Yep, that effing wrecked me. Dr Cox then spiraled into an alcoholic depression and it was heartbreaking to watch.

[@Penzeera]

That was my thoughts. I was hoping for his reaction to the end. Scrubs was such an amazing Dramedy. So many highs and lows.

[@hatch450sx3]

@@ardhanarisvara333 the cart slam was amazing too. I really feel the pressure throughout this episode a d you can feel cox about to break

[@goldchimera3764]

Sadly, this episode is loosely based on a real incident in Texas in 2004, when a man died from haemorrhage, and his liver and kidneys were donated to three other patients - all three died soon after, and all three as well as the donor showed signs of rabies. Really makes it more tragic to know something similar really did happen.

[@Leo___________]

Note to self: always check organ donors for racoon bitemarks.

[@roetemeteor]

@@Leo___________ if I remember correctly, this is exactly why those organ donor guidelines came about. After this happened, they heavily reviewed for organ donation.

[@jpeopolis]

@@roetemeteor Wasn't the kidney recipient a teenager? I remember that compounding the tragedy.

[@rainertitanthies]

Also, the same happened in Germany in the exact same year. One recipient survived however- he was vaccinated against rabies which saved his life.

[@MegaWolf971]

@@rainertitanthies echt? Wo?

[@RobertMischief]

How could you skip the last part? John C Mcginley with that last patient and the “he wasn’t about to die, was he?” Is just perfect acting.

[@Brainhorn]

The last part of the episode is sad, where Cox's friend dies and Cox has a meltdown

[@Tchart23]

Legit the best/saddest scrubs episode!

[@thepayne7862]

I've seen the episode a dozen times know how it ends, but every time I watch it the ending is still punch in the guts.

[@ebellyfish4256]

Because he feels that his patient could have just continued dialysis and waited for another kidney, Dr Cox takes on so much guilt! That episode always makes me cry.

[@thepayne7862]

@@ebellyfish4256 Then I think it's the next episode where JD is talking to Dr. Cox and he says something to him like "After 20 years of being a doctor when things go badly you still take it this hard., I tell you man that's the kind of doctor I want to be."

[@blameitoncartman]

The last part where Cox is trying to resuscitate his kidney patient and it doesn’t work. Then he throws the defibrillators and the knocks over the machine makes me tear up every time b/c Dr. Cox doesn’t really show a lot of emotion but when it comes to his patients he’s all in. You should definitely react to more Scrubs episodes.

[@thepiratequeen89]

Same here!

[@nicktaylor2657]

This is perhaps the saddest moment on Scrubs where Dr Cox blamed himself for the 3 deaths and went into an alcoholic depression

[@ikaros9727]

How about the one with his ex wifes brother? That episode always makes me tear up

[@nicktaylor2657]

Oh Yeah Brendan Fraser was his brother law and he died during his previous visit

[@wikidclownchris]

Even the line “Where do you think we are “ can get any scrubs fan teary eyed

[@outragequitter5027]

This episode was actually based on a true story. Brutal

[@nickthompson318]

I came here to say the same thing.

[@macmcleod1188]

yup. Texas. House also did a version. in rl patients were at diff hospitals.

[@ShootMyMonkey]

There was at least one episode, which I think might have been this one but I'm not 100% sure, where one of the real life doctors attending was in fact JD's namesake.

[@outragequitter5027]

@@ShootMyMonkey I’m not sure if he was in any episodes, but Dr. John Dorris is the real life doctor that JD is based on. He’s friends with Bill Lawrence and was a medical consultant on the show.

[@ShootMyMonkey]

I don't think he was in any episode, but what I meant was real-life counterpart. I believe Bill Lawrence has mentioned that there are several episodes that were at least partly if not heavily based on real-life medical stories, and one of them was a real-life JD story.

[@yuhyuh7603]

"Scrubs can be pretty zany." Oh boy, I remember this episode.

[@zendygarrido6177]

The next 2 episodes are even more intense for it is the PTSD hitting Dr. Cox like a mother would hit a son in the 1920s. The level of depression is beyond belive. Great episodes to review for Drs need support with their mental health too.

[@theexiled3034]

I remember that episode. The way it ended was brutal for Dr Cox, he went into a deep spiral he almost never came out of. Losing that many patients in a few hours must have been devestating.

[@TheBcoolGuy]

WE NEED MORE SCRUBS REACTIONS!

[@ShadowCammando24]

This was such a heartbreaking episode. I honestly love how Scrubs can pull off comedy and serious tones so well. Very few shows can do this so well.

[@jdzspace33]

*that last part was kind of intense* Me: wait for it..... Then he skips the last death and subsequent meltdown ...awww

[@jd3thegreattm380]

He didn't want us to see him cry on camera I get it 😂

[@jdzspace33]

@@jd3thegreattm380 yeah, good point. as a viewer that scene always hits me hard, I can't imagine what it might bring up for him. But that's what makes scrubs unique you can start an episode thinking it'll be silly, and end it with a vise on your chest, or ninjas cutting onions....I get it

[@DoctorAzmain]

Such a great show! I have to have frequent conversations surrounding cancer, CPR, end of life, death... This episode is devastating. Thanks for highlighting these issues Dr Wagner ❤️

[@MichaelZomick]

Love your Scrubs reactions!

[@DoctorER]

Thank you! What Scrubs episode should I review next?

[@Arty_the_Slow]

@@DoctorER Season 5 Episode 21 "My Fallen Idol" It's a direct followup to this episode and focuses on the impact those patient's deaths had on Dr. Cox. By far my favorite episode.

[@Penzeera]

@@DoctorER My Last Words.

[@chloopsie]

Fun fact, in the Netherlands, we now have a new organ donation system. Here (and I think also in the US), it used to be "no unless otherwise specified" and since this year, it has been changed to "yes unless otherwise specified" and I think (I don't work in a medical field) it'll really help with organ transplants!

[@madeliefynana]

Yeah I think so too! I don't think a lot of people think of becoming an organ doner like it's a normal thing to think about. I never really considered or thought about becoming an organ doner, because I just think about other stuff and such

[@Foxybegamingyt]

I'm glad I found this channel it's a very enjoyable experience and I love how be explains each and every part with a medical situation and what it is and all that

[@DoctorER]

Thank you so much! What TV show would you like to see me react to next?

[@Foxybegamingyt]

@@DoctorER how about SpongeBob if you haven't?

[@sarahmoon-sapp1195]

@@DoctorER I'd love to see you review the ER episode called Love's Labor Lost. It's an old show but such a great episode, and I want to see a reaction from an ACTUAL emergency department doctor! 💯 Thanks!

[@johnmuldoon79]

thanks Dr. Jordan. thank you for being one of our first responders , can't imagine how difficult your job is

[@twocvbloke]

I didn't watch Scrubs that much, but they always had those hard-hitting moments where the comedy was stripped away and bam, right in the feels... :(

[@aaronmachin7325]

Thanks for reacting and giving insite into this episode ❤️ It's always been my favourite episode even if it does make me cry every time I watch it.

[@justtwobrotherspokemon]

This episode was so powerfully sad especially with how to save a life playing in the background. It was so powerful that I got this false memory of scrubs where I never watched it again because I felt scrubs was always sad. Just started rewatching it and most episodes aren't this heartbreaking but damn this is tough episode

[@rachelrachel4922]

Honestly I love your channel so much 🥺 ❤️ I have so much respect for you having such a busy work day and still managing to give us high quality content three times a week. I hope you never stop making videos. 😁

[@DoctorER]

Thank you so much!

[@PNW5ohTREE]

Ty so much for another scrubs episode. This is one of my fave sitcoms. Have watched it so many times over. Love watching you do reactions to it. Keep up the great work!

[@DoctorER]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@revengedealer]

Yeah. It's been years sine I've seen Scrubs. Of all the episodes though, this one is practically burnt into my memory. It left such an impact and was so shocking. What a show and what an episode.

[@Insomnia-Demon]

I swear Doctors getting to react to this episode of Scrubs is like a right of passage hahah It's bound to happen Such a great show

[@AMetalWorld]

My god I could honestly watch you react to every episode. It’s a long show (10+ seasons IIRC) but it’s such a perfect storm of acting, writing, comedy, and drama, and is not only one of the most accurate medical dramas, but arguably the greatest one ever. A true classic in every sense. It generally delves pretty heavily into the psychological toll working trauma takes on people, and can be extremely emotional at times. Would be great to see your take on it as someone who might be able to relate

[@HomuHomu310]

This really makes me want to rewatch scrubs. It's such a good show and I love how they handle and depict everything

[@DoctorER]

Love Scrubs! Glad you enjoyed this Scrubs reaction!

[@Tchart23]

Thanks for your take here! Love this episode since my dad had a kidney and liver transplant, 14 years strong though 💪

[@stevengagnon5661]

Thank you so fricking much! You're the only doctor who reacted to this whose first reaction was to give the suicide line number. It's not the same as in Canada (where I am from) but hopefully this helps people!!! Can't stress enough how much I respect this.

[@Steefgamer364]

I like how quickly this channel is growing, it's really interesting content!

[@Lethal_Zex]

I love seeing these videos when they pop up in my sub box!

[@lbg9060]

Love these Scrubs videos! Please do more reactions, it's the best show!

[@Styxswimmer]

I love scrubs. Kept me laughing while I was deployed.

[@jasondomican1991]

Please do more scrubs bro! I love this show and learning how accurate it is makes it better!

[@Mysterie]

I am so glad you did a reaction to My Lunch, absolute favorite episode

[@blablablabla1340]

Hey Doc! Love the videos, love the channel! Here comes the "but" BUT, as a Coronary Intensive Care Unit nurse, that ECG in the intro TRIGGERS ME 😂

[@nikkigallagher163]

This is a show I really love seeing you react to ❤️

[@-Miasimon]

There's a reason why Scrubs is regarded as one of the best sitcoms. Moments like these are just scattered all over the show, mixed in with all the comedy. None of that "oh we discovered this unknown disease, here's the cure that we found somewhere". Sometimes everything just goes wrong and there's nothing that can be done, and it hits everyone like a truck, like what happened in this episode.

[@laurahernamdt896]

I love scrubs. Never get bored with it❤

[@youleeahnah]

Loved it! 👍

[@mockingbird5832]

Dr. Wagner, just continue with scrubs, love watching Scrubs and hearing what you have to say about it.

[@PRANKZOMBIE]

There’s 2 things that I really appreciated about this video. 1.) that your closed captions have clearly been checked by a human and so they’re actually accurate. 2.) that you took the time to put mental health services on screen. I really appreciated those things and they could make a big difference for many people

[@bantehayes9973]

Please do more scrubs! I love these!

[@chrisfrary724]

Another great video 👍

[@alinebrito4794]

Do more of these, this was such a great show.

[@HueyFreeman14]

When Cox loses the last patient, that’s very impactful. Also, this was based on a real case where the person who donated several organs actually died from rabies and all those people did get infected. Except in real life, those organs went to other hospitals.

[@rachelrachel4922]

I love Scrubs 😁 also I saw on insta that it was your birthday recently, I hope you had a good one 🥳

[@robwilson90rw]

And that is why i love scrubs even to this day the show hits me so hard at the most unexpected times

[@suckdickman6316]

more of these pls

[@J_Bum]

Love your videos! I recommend reacting to The Protector bone breaking scene.

[@DoctorER]

Sure! What's it about?

[@Soggyoldsock]

This episode is one that's stayed with me ever since I first saw it years ago...absolutely heartbreaking. I'm a transplant recipient too.

[@MasterGamer15]

His face when he heard "former patient" was priceless

[@jayrock2288]

Another fun video, more scrubs please

[@jstitus916]

This show made me cry more than any TV series I've watched sense

[@djpegao]

4:40 I had not the same reaction, but I also lose my smile as I suddenly realized what was unfolding on the scene, and the tone of the episode immediately shifts and never stops at gut punching you with all the things that happen from there.

[@haleydavila6471]

I love this channel!

[@DoctorER]

Thank you so much! What TV show would you like to see me react to next?

[@haleydavila6471]

How about the Avatar the Last Airbender series?😁 it’s such a good show. If you haven’t seen it before, you’ll love it💗

[@randiekay4994]

Admit it. We all turn into Dr. Cox when we have a bad day. It shows that he can be a stone cold jerk but he's still human and has human reactions so when he breaks down I felt that

[@DoctorER]

Exactly

[@fieryphoenix586]

With how much of a hard ass Dr. Cox is to J.D., it was nice to see a touching moment between the two every now and then.

[@IamwhoIam333]

I LOVE SCRUB'S. 😘 I love you too, your humor is PRICELESS .

[@cyrisssmith8830]

Very appropriate use of The Fray. I love this show

[@yamilpillado3145]

You have like 2 or 3 jobs and you still have time to make these videos respect ✊

[@ryanc473]

The one thing I must say never occurred to me before that seems exceptionally rare about this case is that 3 patients already in the hospital all have matching HLA types for organ receipt (although I suppose that it may not be as important for the heart valve that there's a perfect match, but I don't know for sure). Just realized that may honestly be almost as rare as the rabies itself lol

[@ironicugandan5826]

Dr. Cox is hands down my favorite person in this show. I'm a sucker for the hardass with a good heart.

[@Idonotlikepeanutbutter832]

What if you did medical reactions from Batman cartoons? Examples: Blind as a Bat episode (Batman: The Animated Series), Journey to the Center of the Bat episode (Batman: the brave and the bold), etc.

[@DoctorER]

That could be fun! Thanks for the recommendation!

[@domthedon1052]

Bless you.

[@EthanDarke]

Dr Wagner: "scrubs episodes are so zany" Me: *sees episode title* "uh oh..."

[@Leostar-Regalius]

you should look up "children's hospital", it's like scrubs but more, i guess you could say more messed up or random, it's from adult swim

[@sarahpeterson6497]

Yaaaayyyy!!!! Great way to start my morning

[@DoctorER]

Hope you like this Scrubs reaction!

[@sarahpeterson6497]

@@DoctorER I absolutely enjoyed it. Also, fans are leaving Dr Mike comments to get a collaboration going with you two. It would be epic!!😃

[@TheFinalBlink]

Love that you reviewed this episode, but how could you not show your reaction to the ending?

[@Roof5tone]

I really like these episodes. The magic of Scrubs is that, yes it is a medical drama/comedy, but it is also relatable to anyone that has ever been part of any closely knit workforce. Yeah we look at death and all these horribly depressing parts of being in the medical field. But there's also the woes of eating lunch with your disliked coworker, dealing with 'clients' you'd rather not.. Scrubs has a little bit for everyone to reflect on.

[@kevinneutzling8267]

This episode brought up a question to me- in real life if a patient dies at a hospital and next of kin agrees to using their organs can they be used for patients at that hospital even if they’re further down the donor list?

[@Hash1996]

What's crazy is this whole plotline is based off of something that actually happened

[@Xakriuth]

More scrubs please!

[@CCHAWC717]

I'd love to see you cover the episode My Old Lady

[@feralwolf5452]

You have to do the next episode, that shows Dr. Cox's fall out from the transplants

[@sonofares7310]

I enjoy the Scrubs series so far, let’s keep em going! I watched a bit of the series but not to the end sadly

[@ericmicke4130]

I was 6 years old when I came home from school sick one day, vomiting and all. Fell asleep and woke up about 3 or 4 weeks later after having had a liver transplant. Mine just failed acutely and there was never a cause attributed to it.

[@petramacneary8152]

Great reactions. Any chance you could do another king of the hill video?

[@DoctorER]

Possibly! Any favorite scenes I should check out from King of the Hill?

[@sandhilltucker]

Lol Dr.Cox is my picture

[@jasonstamwitz6928]

Wish you would of reviewed how the episode ended. Really shows Dr. Cox’s frustration with the results of his decision.

[@hopelightninstrikem8167]

I used to watch Scrubs during my teen years. I've never really understood that show.

[@mrsocko316]

When I saw her at the beginning in the market, my mind just went "oh no, this episode"

[@liamevans9815]

Using an enraged Triple H when you said "poop" 🤣😂

[@pyrotheevilplatypus]

I would be eternally PISSED and haunt the hell out of my family if they didn't donate every last part of me they could.

[@Eirik_Bloodaxe]

I think “My Screw Up” is a top contender for sad episodes as well.

[@thepayne7862]

Definitely worth reacting to.

[@bemasaberwyn55]

I'm still not over it

[@Caolan114]

Curious about the pig heart valve How or would that be any different from a human one? Also thanks for the educating and entertaining videos!

[@BensOnTheRadio]

Hey Doctor ER! Would you consider taking a look at some medical situations from the animated show Mission Hill? It was a great show created by writers from The Simpsons that wound up being canceled because the network didn’t promote it well. There were a few medical scenes during the shows run.

[@DoctorER]

Never heard of it. I could always check it out. Thanks for the recommendation!

[@BensOnTheRadio]

@@DoctorER The episodes all tend to be available on KZbin!

[@larrym7711]

The one thing I noticed at start of Scrubs is that the chest X ray was hung backwards .

[@info0]

dr Cox and dr Dorian are my favs in this show. Very late edit here, but just noticed, you never mentioned it: this story was based on real-life events from Germany.

[@unknownusername9983]

Hello Doctor Wagner, could you make a video taking about fruit sugar? Is it good or bad for weight loss etc would appreciate it!

[@spectre-8]

omg yes SCRUBS. pls more Scrubs!! :D

[@BrainMax_]

Maybe do a reaction to medical scenes from Total Drama Island/Action/World Tour/etc. cartoon

[@DoctorER]

What medical scenes should I check out?

[@PastelFurry]

It's been a long time since I saw this episode of Scrubs, this was on TV here in Sweden when I was in my early early teens. I remember just thinking that the episode was a bit drab due to the subject matter. But well my great granddad passed away 4 days after christmas from a brain hemmorrage and I actually went cross country to be there with my mother and great grandmother when he passed on. It's a very weird feeling seeing a loved one just lying in a hospital bed non responsive and just hours away from passing on. I broke super hard when he did pass away. For a lot of my youth I really wanted to work in the medical field and I'm still interested in becoming a nurse. But after that experience I did start to second guess it because I dont think id be able to handle being around people dying even if they have no relation to me, But I think that maybe the knowledge that you can help save someones life or atleast make it more comfortable in the last hours might win over that way of thinking. I have so much respect for the people that can do this kind of stuff day in and out. I feel like somewhere deep inside even if you've worked with this for a long time it probably just never gets easier. Mad respect to everyone in the medical field

[@aquaticcor3324]

So I have a question, I as a kid would try to eat something or yawn and open my mouth too big and it would hurt my mouth really really bad. So I’m wondering is it possible to dislocate your jaw from yawning or opening your mouth too wide?

[@DoctorER]

Yes. It happens

[@Dig_Duke_SFM]

Rick and Morty The purge inspired episode "Look who's purging now."

[@Onlycopz]

Oh no! You should have kept going. The 3rd one dies too

[@paultrosclair1775]

Some of the most important parts of that episode like when the kidney patient died and how it affected dr.cox

[@sk8brder40]

Why did you cut out one of the most emotional Dr. Cox scenes at the end? Incredible acting from John C. McGinley