Scrubs Music

I’ve discovered so much great new music thanks to shows like Scrubs. Newest episodes will be at the bottom of the page. I may never get to go back and finish this page actually, so here is all I know. I think this is the only page with all of Season 8. And I’m trying to post all of Season 9 though, it’s really a different show imho.

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Season 1:

Episode 1.01:  My First Day

Episode 1.02

• Good Time by Leroy (The Hospital works to the beat of the music playing on JD’s head phones)

Episode 1.03

• A Little Respect by Erasure (Turk and Dr Wen argue over which song to play in the OR.  The song then sticks in everyone’s heads…”like a virus”)

Episode 1.04

• Dracula From Houston by Butthole Surfers (JD explains the rule of “one in three”)
• Hallelujah by John Cale (JD’s patient, Mrs Tanner, comforts him and the drs experience the exception to ‘the rule’, scene ends with fun in the park)

Episode 1.05

Episode 1.06

• Me and Mrs Jones by Billy Paul(Turk serenades Carla)
• Good Life by Francis Dunnery (Dr Cox reminisces about his marriage to Jordan)

Episode 1.07

• Electric Relaxation by A Tribe Called Quest (Todd’s indiscretion causes concern in the OR that Turk may have nicked the patient’s colon)
• Camera One by Josh Joplin (the staff work as a “well oiled machine” relaying the urine sample)

Episode 1.08

• Going Out With a Bang by G-Sleep (the posters go up and later back down)
• See Ya Around by Keren DeBerg (Carla and her friend accidentally run in to Elliot at the bar)
• Wonderful by Everclear (JD drives Turk to see the hospitals new billboard)
• The Streetbeater by Sanford and Son Theme(JD reminds Turk that some stereotypes are true)
• The Magician by Bobby McCall (Turk treats Carla’s friend’s son)

Episode 1.09

• Hooch by Everything (JD enter the bar)
• Fuzzy by Incredible Moses Leroy (Elliot attempts, and fails to be comforting to her patients)
• The Magician by Bobby McCall and Dontrell Mayfield (JD watches over Turk’s shoulder as he performs his appendectomy)

Episode 1.10

• On Fire by Sebadoh (Carla leaves JD at the bus stop in the rain)

Episode 1.11

• Moving in Stereo by The Cars (Nurse Tisdale’s 9:15 break)
• Rock Around the Clock by Bill Haley and His Comets (in a Fifties fantasy, JD revives the coatose patient)
• Parody of the Twelve Days of Christmas composed for SCRUBS (Turk spends Christmas Eve on call)
• Sinnerman by Nina Simone (Turk runs to find the pregnant teen under the christmas tree in Miller Park)
• Deck the Halls arranged by Jan Stevens ( Rock carol closes the episode)

Episode 1.12

• Easy Tonight by Five For Fighting (Elliot and Dr Cox work towards the perfect game)

Episode 1.13

• New Slang by the Shins (Alex arrives with the picnic basket)

Episode 1.14

• 1812 Overture (Opus 49) composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (JD imagines his reaction to Alex being ready)
• Fighting For My Love by Nil Lara (Elliot and JD hook up)

Episode 1.15

• Tubthumping by Chumawamba (JD threatens himself for letting Elliot leave)
• Ever Fallen in Love? (With someone you shouldn’t’ve) by Buzzcocks (Elliot and JD enjoy each other in the closet—and every other part of the hospital)

Episode 1.16

• Talk Dirty to Me by Poison (Carla tries to play the requested music for her comatose patient; she and the lawyer later sang it)
• Have it All by Jeremy Kay (Elliot helps JD find his method for emotional release)

Episode 1.17

• Attitude by The Replacements (Turk, Elliot, and JD come into work reveling in their coolness)
• High Time by Michael Penn (Turk’s student, Kristen, spends and evening with Dr Cox)

Episode 1.18

• Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (JD recalls walking into his parents’ bedroom as a child)
• My Tuscaloosa Heart by Ken Jenkins

Episode 1.19

• Surrender by Cheap Trick (Elliot and Turk give their presentation)

Episode 1.20

• Above it All composed for Scrubs (Surgical and Medical appear as cheesy gangs you see in Broadway musicals)

Episode 1.21

• All In My Head by Shawn Mullins (JD faces his fear of the contagious patients)

Episode 1.22

• Daydreams and Lies by Keren DeBerg (JD tags along with Dr Cox and Ben to the bar)
• Hold On Hope by Guided By Voices (JD and Ben view the photos as the tests are redone)

Episode 1.23

• Speed Racer and Underdog by The Blanks (Ted and his band practice their renditions of cartoon theme songs)
• Fresh Feeling by Eels (A rotating slit-screen depicts the resolve to change)
• Joy and Pain arrangement by Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock (Turk gets in the moment in the OR)

Episode 1.24: My Last Day:

• Away by Leroy (JD prepares for his Last day as an intern and hears from all his friends in the mirror)
• Beautiful World by Colin Hay (closing as Jordan “brings presents for everyone”)

Season 2:

Opening Theme Song

• Superman by Lazio Bane

Episode 2.01

• Overkill by Colin Hay (A troubadour follows JD around the hospital; later, the song helps Dr Cox get back to life as usual)

Episode 2.02

• The Facts of Life, The Six Million Dollar Man, and  Charles in Charge by the Blanks (Ted and his band practice their renditions of primetime theme songs)

Episode 2.03

• In The Mood by Glenn Miller Orchestra (Dr Kelso dances through the hall on his anniversary)
• What A Diff’rence A Day Makes by Dinah Washington (Dr Kelso’s mood darkens the day after his anniversary
• Drown by The Poor Rich Ones (Carla and Elliot compare features)
• Caught by The River by the Doves (JD tells Dr Cox he wants to be like him, only more successful.  The scene dissolves into the summing up of the choices the characters had made)

Episode 2.04

Episode 2.05

• A Little Better by Keren DeBerg (the gang shoot pool at the bar)
• Here Comes My Baby by Cat Stevens (Elliot gets a reputation)

Episode 2.06

• Something’s Always Wrong by Toad the Wet Sprocket (JD sees his brother as a big kid and learns from it)

Episode 2.07

• Bad Case of Loving You(Doctor, Doctor) by Robert Palmer (Julie enters the hospital, making the day for the male and some female staffers)
• Rain King by Counting Crows ( The characters take their first steps…including JD who takes his off a bridge)

Episode 2.08

• If I Had A $1,000,000 by Barenaked Ladies (Turk and JD make ends meet by stealing stuff from the hospital)
• Mother We Just Can’t Get Enough by the New Radicals (Everywhere Perry looks he sees Jordan)
• Ride Wit Me by Nelly (The residents realize that the best thing is to stop worrying about where they’re going and enjoy where they’re at—like a fancy rooftop restaurant)

Episode 2.09

• Under Pressure by Queen (JD, Carla, and Elliot realize the harsh truth about themselves, but each try to take positive steps)

Episode 2.10

• Daydreams and Lies by Keren DeBerg (Carla confronts JD when he stares at her and Turk making out)
• Movin’ On Up(The Jefferson’s theme) by Ja’net Dubois with Oren Waters (Carla gives Turk and early Christmas present)
• Dreaming of You by The Coral (Elliot gives JD his Christmas present)

Episode 2.11

• Notre Dame Victory March by Michael J Shea and John F Shea ( Dr Cox mock rallies Turk and Elliot)
• Tell Her This by Del Amitri (Elliot tells JD that she needs to take some time to get her life in order)

Episode 2.12

• Eye Of The Tiger by Survivor (In a fantasy sequence Todd wrestles the old woman for her license)
• She Says by Howie Day (Carla, JD, and Dr Kelso each take care of their old friends)

Episode 2.13

• At Last by Keren DeBerg (Elliot dances in the locker room)
• Waiting for My Real Life to Begin by Colin Hay (JD sees his patient’s idea of death)

Episode 2.14

• Hello My Baby by The Blanks (Everybody loves Dr Townshend)
• Gone by Tart (Turk picks Carla up from the airport)
• Me and Bobby McGee by Janis Joplin(JD gets Todd to help him fulfill his bet)
• My Fault by Keren DeBerf (Turk’s brother arrives)
• Bulletproof Glow by Avion (Turk commiserates with his brother at the bar)
• He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother by the Hollies

Episode 2.15

• The Stripper by David Rose (Dr Cox tries to make Dr Kelso’s physical as comfortable as possible)
• Question by Old 97’s (Turk meets Carla in the park and asks her again)

Episode 2.16

Episode 2.17

• Sweet Georgia Brown (The Harlem Globe Trotters) by Brother Bones and His Shadows (Nurse Roberts shows off her basketball skills)

Episode 2.18

• Boy on TV by Keren DeBerg ( JD runs his drills with Rowdy)
• Come Around by Rhett Miller (Relationships are embraced and loneliness is endured)

Episode 2.19

• The Payback by James Brown(JD and Turk pimp out)
• Samantha by Keren DeBerg ( Elliot is sorting her CDs)
• Poison by Bell Biv DeVoe (Elliot and Carla momentarily bond over a beloved song)
• Folgers Coffee, Mennen, & McDonalds jingles performed by The Blanks (Ted and his band do commercial jingles)
• Blind, Deaf, and Dumb by Churchills ( Turk and JD are at the bar)
• High Time by Michael Penn (JD makes peace with being himself)

Episode 2.20

• Let’s Get It On by Marvin Gaye ( Turk dreams about Elliot)
• 99 Luftballons by Nena ( JD imagines a way to make a bad situation better)

Episode 2.21

• Sleep by Keren DeBerg ( Carla is looking at pictures of her mom)
• Sex Machine by James Brown (The Rerun Dance)
• Don’t You ( Forget About Me) by Simple Minds (Ted takes a stand against Kelso)

Episode 2.22

• Pinch Me by the Bare Naked Ladies (The residents experience the monotony of their jobs)
• Candy Man by Sammy Davis Jr ( JD imagines his dream job)
• Sunday by Keren DeBerg (Turk and JD’s buddy invites them out)
• My Brilliant Feat by Colin Hay ( Dr Cox steps in on Elliots behalf)

Scrubs Funniest Moments Special-May 1, 2003

• Beautiful Morning by the Rascals (Prafalls Montage)
• Slut by Todd Rundgren (Sexy Elliot Montage)
• Diner by Martin Sexton (Black Sheep)

 

Season 3:

Opening Theme Song

• Superman by Lazio Bane

Episode 3.01

• Faith by George Michael (JD prepares to go into the hospital)
• Beautiful Day by U2 (JD and Turk head into work)
• American Girl by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (Elliot makes a change)

Episode 3.02

• Don’t Stop Believin’Don’t Stop Believin’ by Journey (Sean & Elliot and JD & Turk finally get together; JD sings part of the song in the beginning)

Episode 3.03

• Lovin’ YouLovin’ You by Minnie Riperton (JD imagines meeting up with Elliot after work…at a lake)
• Disappear by Dina D’Allesandro (JD and Elliot…and Sean meet up after work)

Episode 3.04

• Blind, Deaf, and Dumb by The Churchills (Turk spills Elliot and JD’s secret to Sean)
• Don’t Know Much by Donald Faison (Turk sings in the elevator)
• Almost Feeling Better by Tart ( Elliot explains her relationship with JD to Sean)
• Late Nights & Homies by (Carla embarrasses Turk in surgery)
• On and On by Keren DeBerg (Sean tells Elliot he’ll be away longer than she thought)
• Cindy by Tammany Hall NYC (JD rushes Elliot’s apt to get a big surprise)

Episode 3.05

• Nothing Left of Me (Picture This) by Joanna de Seyne ( Carla tells Elliot how to cure her loneliness)

Episode 3.06

• Bad Day by REM (JDcan’t get over Elliot because he is with her all the time)

Episode 3.07

• I’ve Been Waiting by Matthew Sweet ( JD tells Danni a story)
• ( At the bar, Carla and Elliot throw darts)
• Chips ThemeChips theme song by John Parker (JD and Turk imagine how Elliot and Carla got so close)

Episode 3.08

• Stuck In A Moment You Can’t Get Out Of by U2 (On the way to work, Carla poses a pregnant question to Turk)
• Theme From "Shaft"Theme from Shaft by Donald Faison (JD imagines the hospital singing Turk’s praises)
• Empty Room by Brian Paturalski (at the bar, Elliot explains her feelings about being a doctor)
• Hero by Enrique Iglesias (Dr Cox shows off his youthfulness)
• William Tell Overture (Finale) by Giocchino Rossini (Janito has some fun with JD’s fugitive accusation)
• Someone by Tammany Hall NYC ( Janitor opens up to JD; Carla helps Dr Cox hide his injury; and Elliot realizes who she is)

Episode 3.09

• Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman by Bryan Adams (JD imagines Elliot’s pre-examination seduction)
• We Don’t Have To take Our Clothes Off by Jermaine Stewart (the Janitor plays some music to taunt Turk)
• Do It Again by Stroke 9 (JD explains why sex isn’t a dirty thing)
• Timing’s Off by Tart,  Moving by Tart (other music rumored to be in this episode)

Episode 3.10

• Happy-Go-Lucky-Me by Paul Evans ( Dr Cox’s good mood flows like a cool breeze, lifting everyone’s spirits)
• It’s Raining Men by The Weather Girls ( JD imagines the wild time that might be had when Danni comes to stay with him)

Episode 3.11

• The Rescue Blues by Ruan Adams ( Elliot makes up her patient, and Cox opens up to Jack)

Episode 3.12

• Good Thing by David Boyles (JD and Dr Casey go out for a beer after work)
• Everything’s Not Lost by Coldplay (JD, Turk, and Dr Cox learn from Dr Casey how to own their burdens)

Episode 3.13

• Down Under by Men at Work (JD demonstrates the possible strange noise)
• That’s The Way I Like It by KC & The Sunshine Band (Elliot demonstrates the tune on her pager)
• A Murder of One by Counting Crows (JD and Turk work out their problem; Dr Cox and Carla try to see a new side of Kelso; Elliot is offered a chance for an epiphany)

Episode 3.14

• Winter by Joshua Radin (Dr Cox is finally able to forgive and to accept events that were beyond his and JD’s control) almost

Episode 3.15

• Roc Ya Body, Mic check 1, 2 by MVP (Turk dances alone in the OR)
• Here Comes The Hammer by Hammer ( Turk demonstrates how Hammer actually dances)
• I’m With You by Avril Lavigne (Turk apologizes; Todd and Dr Kelso give in; Perry and Jordon are there for each other)

Episode 3.16

• What A Wonderful World by Joey Ramone (The doctors come through for their patients the second time around)

Episode 3.17

Episode 3.18

• Our Love by Rhett Miller ( Elliot thanks JD for always being there)

Episode 3.19

• Far From Me by Tart (Elliot and Sean play hide and seek at the bar)
• Jump On by Keren DeBerg (JD confronts Elliot at the bar)
• Section 9 aka Light and Day / Reach For The Sun by The Polyphonic Spree (Drs Cox and Miller’s patient and his band perform as choices are made)

Episode 3.20

• NBC’s Episode promo
• Feel The Sun by Bryan Schaefer (Dr Cox shares a drink with the Janitor)
• One Thing by Finger Eleven (Dr cox makes a gesture to Mr. Corman; Turk discovers the gesture Carla made for him and reciprocates; JD realizes the consequences of the gesture he made to Elliot)

Episode 3.21

• Follow Through by Gavin DeGraw (Turk speaks from his heart at the rehearsal dinner, inspiring JD to honesty)

Episode 3.22

• Beautiful by Avion (JD takes Sean out for a drink to talk things over)
• Eight Days A Week by The Butties ( Ted and his band perform at the reception)

 

Episode 4.01

• Rapper’s Delight by Sugar Hill Gang (JD imagines his clock singing, the actual song later repeated as Turk dances around the car)
• Anything for Love by Meatloaf (The patient sings to JD)
• Music cue from original SCRUBS score by Jan Stevens..not commercially available (JD sings the lesson-learning piano song)
• All By Myself by Eric Carmen (patient sings to Elliot, Carla feels like third wheel when Turk and JD are together)

Episode 4.02

Episode 4.03

• Lost Cause by Beck (Relationships, new and old, are maintained by small gestures and rededication)

Episode 4.04

• Blue Eyes by Cary Brothers ( JD puts his fear to use; Molly is a supportive friend)

Episode 4.05

• Funky For You by Common ( Elliot and Molly attend a concert)
• Still D.R.E. by Dr Dre Performed by Sarah Chalke and Heather Graham (Elliot and Molly school Turk on rap)

Episode 4.06

• The Streetbeater Sanford and Son Theme by Quincy Jones (JD imagines the inside of Turk’s head)
• Stop Joking Around by Hawksley Workman ( Dr Cox and Dan are there for JD)

Episode 4.07

• Andy Griffith Show Theme by Earle Hagen and Herbert Spencer ( Molly’s cheer is contagious)
• She’s Gone by Hall and Oates performed by Tom Cavanagh (Dan mourns his loss of Elliot)
• Thank You by Dido ( JD goes to Elliot’s apartment)
• Move On by Jet (JD and Elliot find their friendship again)
• Take Off by Tart (other music rumored to be in this episode)

Episode 4.08

• In The Mood by the Glenn Miller Orchestra (JD imagines what the patients do behind his back)
• Can’t Hold On by Tart (the gang throw a bash for Molly at the bar)
• Something by Cary Brothers ( the bash continues at the apartment)
• If You Were Here by the Thompson Twins (JD and Molly watch Sixteen Candles)
• Bad Case Of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor) by Robert Palmer performed by Molly Shannon (Denise the ambulance driver annoys Dr Cox)
• Bust A Move by Young MC (JD considers how beer can cause death)
• Honestly by Cary Brothers (JD tries to convince Molly to say, Dr Cox and Jack help Denise)

Episode 4.09

• One (Finale) from A Chorus Line written by Marvin Hamlisch and Edward Kleban (JD imagines Neena as a ball-buster)
• I Want To Know by the Mavericks ( JD makes his malpractical decision

Episode 4.10

• Eine Kleine Nachtmusk, 1st Movement by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (There’s a stampede to be the first to treat an important patient)

Episode 4.11

• Hey, Good Lookin’ by Hank Williams performed by John Bennett Perry (Murray’s dad sings for the staff)
• Learn To Fly by Foo Fighters (Murray flies his plane)
• Cat’s in the Cradle originally by Harry Chapin performed by John Bennett Perry (Murray’s dad start to sing to him)

Episode 4.12

• What the World Needs Now Is Love by Burt Bacharach (JD initially remembers his best moment as a doctor)
• Take On Me by A-ha ( JD recalls another way tot catch mono)
• Flight of the Bumblebee by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov (Turk initially remembers his best moment as a doctor)
• Joy to the World by The Butties (Everyone thinks of their true best medical moment)

Episode 4.13

• No, Not Much by Al Stillman and Robert Allen performed by The Blanks ( The a capella sing off—Ted’s Band)
• Barbara Ann by The Beach Boys (the a capella sing off—Hibbleton)
• All Kinds of Time by Fountains of Wayne ( JD puts Elliot’s advice to use; Turk remains true to himself)

Episode 4.14

• Today by Josh Radin ( Bill’s example of appreciating life is taken to heart)

Episode 4.15

• (JD, Turk and Carla enter the club)
• (JD notices Kylie)

Episode 4.16

Episode 4.17

• The Streetbeater Sanford and Son Theme by Quincy Jones(Turk sings along to..)
• Let’s All Go to the Lobby aka The Clock hummed by Donald Faison (Turk hums what he thinks is his and Carla’s song)
• Isn’t She Lovely by Stevie Wonder Performed by Clay Aiken ( Kenny performs at the talent show)
• Where Everybody Knows Your Name performed by Colin Hay ( JD’s sitcom fantasy gives way to real life)

Episode 4.18

• Faith in Angels by Peter Mayer (JD puts the moves on Kylie)
• (Kylie puts the moves on JD)
• Windmills by Toad The Wet Sprocket (Cox takes a bold stand for his friend; JD exposes Turk and Carla’s deeper problems)

Episode 4.19

• Rosanna by TOTO (Turk’s cellphone is revealed to have a special ringtone for his ex)
• Can’t Go Back by Keren DeBerg ( JD finds himself out with Molly and Elliot and Carla)
• Waiting For Your Letter by Cary Brothers (JD considers brushing the hair out of Molly’s eye)
• Closer by Joshua Radin ( JD and Turk each experience the consequences of trying to have their cake and eat it too)

Episode 4.20

• (Turk and JD show off what they learned in bartending school)
• Collide by Howie Day ( Turk follows Kelso’s words of wisdom and supports Carla in the cemetery)

Episode 4.21

• (Carla questions JD about the song playing in the bar)
• Everybody Gets What They Deserve by the Churchills ( Carla moves back home and owns up to the kiss)

Episode 4.22

• Come On Get Happy by The Partridge Family (Janitor’s new uniform gets him noticed)
• Don’t Look Away by Joshua Radin (Everybody sacrifices including JD who announces his big move)

Episode 4.23

• Closer To Spring by Bai Bang (Turk opens up; Elliot makes a move; JD helps and old lady)

Episode 4.24

Episode 4.25

• Half by G Tom Mac (JD stands in his new apartment, contemplating change)

Episode 5.01

• Are You Gonna Be My Girl by Jet ( JD drives to work in a slick new car)
• Anything Can happen by The Finn Brothers (We see the hospital through a new intern’s eyes)
• Devil Baby by Mark Knopfler (Other music rumored to be in this episode)

Episode 5.02

• Sooner Or Later by Michael Tolcher (Jordan finds acceptance; JD enjoys his power; Elliot faces yet another crisis)

Episode 5.03

• Kung Fu Fighting by Carl Douglas (The Ninja surgeons fantasy)
• Safety Dance by Men Without Hats (Turk refutes Carla’s hypothetical question about their future kid)
• (Carla and Elliot run into Perry and Jordan at the bar)
• (Turk operates and makes some noise;Elliot helps JD finish the race)
• Moving On by Weekend Excursion (Other music rumored to be in this episode)

Episode 5.04

• (Elliot turns down her friends’ offer)
• Sideways by Citizen Cope (a little knowledge helps Elliot find her way back; Kelso puts on his apathy)

Episode 5.05

• Koyaanisqatsi by Philip Glass ( Janitor gives JD evil eye)
• Slave to Love by Bryan Ferry ( Turk forces the angry sex)
• This Time Around by The Emotion Project AKA Jeff Tufaro Band (Cox and Jack run into JD and Buddha at the bar)
• In The Sun by Joseph Arthur ( Jack’s baptism)

Episode 5.06

• To The Woman by Tammany Hall NYC ( Everyone goes through their morning ritual)
• These Photographs by Joshua Radin (Turk and Elliot and JD make amends to their patients; Carla gets her picture)

Episode 5.07

• Africa by TOTO ( JD pampers himself in the bath)
• Maniac originally by Michael Sembello performed by The Blanks ( Elliot turns to cheat sheets)
• We’re Off To See The Wizard hummed by the Blanks (The gang follows the yellow line in hopes of finding what they need)
• Over the Rainbow originally by Israel Kamakawio’ole performed by The Blanks ( the gang discovers they had what they wanted all along)

Episode 5.08

• Symphony No. 5, 1st movement composed by Ludwig Van Beethoven ( Turk’s cellphone rings ominously)
• (the gang celebrates at the bar)

Episode 5.09

• Working for the Weekend by Loverboy ( Todd shows off his air band talents)
• Poison by Bell Biv DeVoe (Turk shows off his air band talents)
• 100 Years by Five for Fighting ( JD creates a memory of himself and Julie as old people)
• Hey Julie by Fountains of Wayne (JD tries to avoid going too fast with Julie)
• More Than A Feeling by Boston (the air band finally performs)

Episode 5.10

• Happy Together by The Turtles ( JD and Julie enjoy their deck)
• (the girls hang out at a youth oriented bar)
• Ride by Cary Brothers ( Carla gets some good news; JD gains perspective about his future)

Episode 5.11

• Shadow by The Southland (Elliot and JD take turns scooter blading)
• Open by Rob Laufer (Dr Cox finds a new drinking buddy)
• Head Off by Moris Tepper ( Dr Cox bonds with his new drinking buddy)
• Without You by Tart ( Dr Cox saves a seat for his new drinking buddy)
• Blue by Jayhawks ( The characters gain some perspective amid their petty arguments when Mrs. Wilk wakes up)

Episode 5.12

• Fix You by Coldplay ( JD and Cabbage have a talk; Elliot and Turk reconnect; the infection is passed to an unfortunate recipient)

Episode 5.13

• Bring me Love by Keren DeBerg (things get real for Elliot when she thinks of Keith)
• The Long Road by Pearl Jam ( JD and Cox face the last two stages; Ted settles’; Elliot asks Keith to move to a new stage)

Episode 5.14

• Living Life by the Eels ( JD stands up for Elliot and is later joined by his friends, even those by association, for beers on his deck)

Episode 5.15

• Episodes (Diphenhydramine) by Pela (JD uses Keith as girl bait)
• Someone by Tammany Hall NYC (JD and Cox go the extra mile for their patients)

Episode 5.16

• Running One by Tom Tukwer,Johnny Kilmek, Reinhold Heil (Janitor puts his past to use to take advantage of JD changing his batteries)
• All of the Words by Kutless (Everyone celebrates Carla and Turk’s news)

Episode 5.17

• Brick House by the Commodores ( JD imagines which body part he would want Turk to donate to him)
• I Hear You Knocking performed by Dave Edmunds ( Carla fields a flood of staff requests for Kelso)
• Take Another Step by Keren DeBerg (Jordan and Perry and Elliot and Keith go out on a couple date)
• Koyaanisqatsi by Philip Glass (Janitor leads in giving Carla evil eye)
• I’ll Be Around by Bobby Bare JR ( Turk, Cox, and Carla each decide not to burden those they care about with their problems)

Episode 5.18

• Macho Man by the Village People (JD imagines the prenatal gay test)
• Still Fighting It by Ben Folds (JD decides to be honest with Dan)

Episode 5.19

• Boston by Augustana ( Elliot appreciates the support of a friend; Turk appreciates the importance of family; the patient appreciates the one who made a difference in his stay)

Episode 5.20

• How To Save A Life by The Fray ( Cox blames himself for the fate of the organ recipients)

Episode 5.21

• Put On A Happy Face written by Lee Adams and Charles Strouse for Bye Bye Birdie Performed by The Blanks ( Carla sends Ted’s Band In JD”s place to cheer Dr Cox)
• Something Else by Gary Jules ( JD gets through to Dr Cox)

Episode 5.22

• Welcome Back originally by John Sebastian performed by the cast (Dr Cox is welcomed back to the hospital)
• The Streetbeater Sanford and Son Theme by Quincy Jones(Turk enjoys doing what he wants while Carla is preoccupied with her condition)
• Heaven Sent by The Emotion Project AKA Jeff Tufaro Band ( Carla suffers her drinking companions at the bar)
• World Spins Madly On by The Weepies ( Cox opens up to Elliot; JD analyzes the déjà vu)

Episode 5.23

• Kung Fu Fighting originally by Carl Douglas performed by Zach Braff ( JD imagines all the places Kim could have been)
• Easier to Lie by Aqualung ( JD confronts Kim, and ultimately convinces her to take a risk)

Episode 5.24

• Don’t Go Breakin’ My Heart originally by Elton John and Kiki Dee performed by Elizabeth Banks and Zach Braff ( JD imagines accomplishing a homemade dinner and karaoke date)
• William Tell Overture(Finale) by Giocchino Rossini (JD imagines how Body saves the day)
• Baby Back Ribs (chilli’s jingle) performed by The Blanks (the worthless peons perform)
• I Love the Nightlife by Alicia Bridges ( JD chases the gays off his deck)
• Love Hurts by Nazareth ( JD and Kim have their horseback riding date)
• America originally by Neil Diamond performed by Donald Faison (Kim announces her and Elliot’s concert plans)
• Delirious Love by Neil Diamond (all is right with the couples in the world)
• New Model by the Emotion Project AKA Jeff Tufaro Band, Boy by Keren DeBerg, Why by Elefant (other music rumored to be in this episode)

Season 6:

Opening Theme Song

• Superman by Lazio Bane

Episode 6.01 My Mirror Image

• Bye Bye Bye by N-Sync (Turk’s ringtone makes everybody dance)
• Dancing Queen by ABBA (JD chills at his deck with a little vino)
• Here It Goes Again by OK Go (JD has a very wild time in Vegas)
• Funky Cold Medina by Tone Loc (Kim gets weepy over the OR music)
• Be Yourself by Audioslave (JD and the others take cue from the patients they see themselves in)

Episode 6.02 My Best Friend’s Baby’s Baby and My Baby’s Baby

• (JD imagines hitting on his future daughter
• I Saw by Matt Nathanson ( Elliot overshadows Turk; JD and Kim flip a coin)
• Miracle by Foo Fighters (Turk and Carla’s event helps JD and Kim make their decision)

Episode 6.03 My Coffee

• Heart and Soul by Hoagy Carmichael (JD and Kim show off their unique piano playing skills to her boss)
• All in All by Lifehouse (Turk and JD encourage each other about fatherhood; Elliot takes the offer)

Episode 6.04 My House

• Lollipop written by Julius Dixon and Beverly Ross Performed by Sarah Chalke and The Blanks (Elliot tries to provoke Kelso)
• Love Theme From Romeo and Juliet composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikosky (JD imagines telling Kim how he feels before she leaves)
• Where Do You Go by Sister Hazel (All the mysteries are solved except the one about Carla)

Episode 6.05 My Friend With Money

• The Girl From Ipanema by Astrud Gilberto (Janitor enjoys his sealed-off luxury suite)
• Isn’t She Lovely by Stevie Wonder ( pregnant Jordan walks in the hospital)
• The Crane Wife 3 by The Decemberists(Carla admits her problem to Jordan, JD admits his Elliot, and both get the help they need)

Episode 6.06 My Musical

• All Right written by Debra Forham and Jan Stevens performed by Stephanie D’Abruzzo, Zach Braff, and Sarah Chalke (At the park, JD and Elliot notice a woman pass out)
• Welcome to Sacred Heart written by Debra Fordham and Bobby Lopez and Jeff Marx performed by Zach Braff and Donal Faison (JD and Elliot bring the patient to the hospital)
• Everything Comes Down to Poo written by Debra Fordham and Bobby Lopez and Jeff Marx performed by Zach Braff and Donald Faison (JD and Turk explain how most tests are done)
• Gonna Miss You Carla written by Debra Fordham and Paul F. Perry performed by Judy Reyes and the Cast (Carla announces her maternity leave plans to her hospital friends)
• The Rant Song written by Debra Fordham and Paul F. Perry performed by John C McGinley, Zach Braff Neil Flynn and Stephanie D’Abruzzo (the patient begs Cox to look into her condition; JD interrupts with his parking spot news)
• Options written by Debra Fordham and Paul F. Perry performed by Judy Reyes and Sarah Chalke (Carla and Elliot discuss how to break their news to the guys)
• Truth Comes Out written by Debra Fordham (lyrics) and Bobby Lopez & Jeff Marx (lyrics and music). Performed by The Cast and Stephanie D’Abruzzo (patient gets her CT scan)
• Guy Love written by Debra Fordham (lyrics) and Paul F. Perry (lyrics and music).
  Performed by Zach Braff and Donald Faison (Turk and JD share an intimate moment in front of the patient)
• For the Last Time I’m Dominican written by Debra Fordham (lyrics) and Paul F. Perry (lyrics and music) and Jan Stevens (music) Performed by Donald Faison and Judy Reyes (Turk calls Carla Puerto Rican again!)
• Finale, Part 1 (Friends Forever) (à la "We Go Together" from Grease) written by Debra Fordham (lyrics) and Bobby Lopez & Jeff Marx (lyrics and music). Performed by Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke and The Cast (JD and Elliot analyze their friendship)
• Finale, Part 2 (What’s Going To Happen) written by Debra Fordham (lyrics) and Bobby Lopez & Jeff Marx (lyrics and music). Performed by Stephanie D’Abruzzo and The Cast (patient questions her future)

   

Episode 6.07 My Story IV

• Up Where We Belong by Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes (Kelso imagines life if he’s stayed in the Navy and later his stint as a nurse)
• Thrift Store T-Shirt by Brent Jordan (Kelso unites the hospital by being himself)

Episode 6.08 My Road to Nowhere

• Guy Love from My Musical (Turks Ringtone)
• Hands of Time y Ron Sexsmith (JD and Kim decide to split; Cox tells Jordan the news about their baby; Kim has a big secret)

Episode 6.09 My Perspective

• Caribbean Queen by Billy Ocean (JD plays the radio as he pushes hi scooter home)
• I summon You by Spoon (JD sees his whining in others and gains a new perspective)

Episode 6.10 My Therapeutic Month

• Devil’s Son by Devildriver (Lloyd the deliver guy gives JD a ride to work)
• Driving Down in Darkness by Devildriver (Lloyd gives JD another ride to work)
• (Keith holds and unauthorized party at Elliots place)
• Turn by Travis (characters learn the importance of small accomplishments)

Episode 6.11 My Night to Remember

• (Painful Pratfalls Montage)
• How to Save a Life by The Fray (Odd moments Montage—interrupted)
• She is by The Fray ( Odd moments Montage)
• Sometimes a Fantasy by Billy Joel and Candy Man by Sammy Davis, JR. (Fantasies Montage)
• Diner by Martin Sexton (Dancing Montage)
• (Mean Moments Montage)
• Walking Next to You by Acres and Winter by Joshua Radin (Joyful and Heartbreaking memories montage)

Episode 6.12 My Fishbowl

• On & Poppin by Young MC ( JD and Turk each tell their versions of what happened with Stacy and the Water balloons)
• Half A World Away by REM (Elliot encourages private dancer to embrace his future)

Episode 6.13 My Scrubs

• Courage by Glen Phillips ( Dr Cox helps preserve Elliot’s trust in people’; Carla comes clean about Rowdy; Kelso bends the truth to help his friend)

Episode 6.14 My No Good Reason

• Ain’t No Reason by Brett Dennen (Everybody sees that even bad things happen for a reason, except in the case of the Nurse Roberts herself)

Episode 6.15 My Long Goodbye

• Driving Down the Darkness by DevilDriver ( Lloyd gives Jack a ride home)
• A Bad Dream by Keane (Carla finally says goodbye)

Episode 6.16 My Words of Wisdom

• Beautiful Morning by the Rascals (JD has an ill-placed lingering reaction to Cox’s baby’s name)
• Amazing Grace performed by the choir (the choir performs at the funeral)
• Party All The Time by Eddie Murphy performed by the choir (choir at JD’s fantasy funeral)
• Last Request by Paolo Nutini (words of wisdom heard at the funeral stick with the characters after all)

Episode 6.17  Their Story

• The Stripper by David Roase (Lloyd tries out Elliot’s new pole)
• Now That We Found Love by Heavy D and the Boyz ( Jordan imagines having her own talk show)
• Forever Lost by The Magic Numbers (Ted helps the nurses, Todd helps Turk, and Jordan helps Elliot)

Episode 6.18  My Turf War

• It’s Never You by Weekend Excursion (Elliot and Melody reminisce about “Grill Face”)
• The History of Excuses by Bishop Allen (Melody invites JD to mack to pass the time)
• Pass It On by The Coral (Dr Cox and Turk bounce Lloyd between Medicine and surgery)
• (at the bar melody cuts JD off)
• Everybody Gets What They Deserve by The Churchills (the jukebox keeps locking up)
• (Elliot leaves the bar)

Episode 6.19 My Cold Shower

• Stolen by Dashboard Confessional (Elliot finally gets the proposal of her dreams)

Episode 6.20 My Conventional Wisdom

• Vacation by The Go-Go’s (Turk and JD set off for the convention)
• Human by Jon McLaughlin (JD comes home, where life gets really complicated)

Episode 6.21 My Rabbit

• Pure Love by Colin Hay (Carla allows Elliot to control her bachelorette party; JD gives Kim a chance)

Episode 6.22 My Point of No Return

• Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (Elliot apologizes to Keith with a special kiss)
• Alive With the Glory of Love by Say Anything (JD and Elliot don’t know what they hell they’re doing)

Season 7:

Opening Theme Song

Episode 7.01 My Own Worst Enemy

• Alive with The Glory of Love by Say Anything (JD and Elliot nearly kiss)
• Where We Gonna Go From Here by Mat Kearney(Elliot ends it with Keith again, JD comes to terms with his feelings for Kim)

Episode 7.02 My Hard Labor

• Down Under (acoustic version) by Colin Hay (JD imagines Kim delivering a troubador)
• Heartbeats by Jose’ Gonza’lez (JD shows up for Sam’s arrival)

Episode 7.03 My Inconvenient Truth

• 1812 Overture opus 49 composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky(hedging noise symphony)
• Friends & Family by Trik Turner (JD decides to start growing up)

Episode 7.04 My Identity Crisis

• Old Time Rock & Roll by Bob Seger (Jd imagines Dr Cox’s weekend alone)
• Who Are You by The Who performed by The Blanks(Ted’s Band practices for the A cappella-Palooza during lunch and again while Carla and Cox question their identities)
• Opportunity by Pete Murray (Dr Cox stays in touch with his family; JD loses his bet with Janitor)

Episode 7.05My Growing Pains

• Whoomp! There It is by Tag Team (JD and Turk remember their college buddy Caramel Bear)
• The Man by Pete Yorn (JD and Dr Cox each remember the importance of childhood; Dr Kelso faces retirement)

Episode 7.06 My Number One Doctor

• Ride of the Valkyries composed by Richard Wagner ( Elliot’s patient’s home care nurse pretends to fly)
• B-13 by Jump, Little Children (Elliot lets her ALS patient go)

Episode 7.07 My Bad Too

• Texas by Lo Pro (Lloyd thinks about his job as an EMT)
• Catch My Disease by Ben Lee( JD’s burn patient collapses at his graduation)

Episode 7.08 My Manhood

• Collie Man by Slightly Stooppid (JD and Turk affirm their manhood; Elliot and Carla promise to help Kelso)

Episode 7.09 My Dumb Luck

• Love Train by The O’Jays ( JD imagines a way to move the old people faster, and again later to get more people to the board meeting)
• Little Victories by Matt Nathanson (Dr Kelso retires on his terms)

Episode 7.10 My Waste Of Time

• Missed the Boat by Modest Mouse ( JD and Elliot restore their relationship as do Janitor and Ted; Turk strikes a baby-making deal with Carla)

Episode 7.11 My Princess

Episode 8.01 My Jerks:

- Endeverafter – I Wanna Be Your Man (JD’s Dr. Maddox Fantasy)

- ‘Catch My Disease” by Ben Lee (closing scenes, the more things change the more they stay the same)

Episode 8.02 My Last Words:

- Death Cab For Cutie – I Will Follow You Into The Dark (closing, Turk and JD spend some time with a dying George)

Episode 8.03 My Saving Grace:

- The Basics – Lookin’Over My Shoulder (Dr. Maddox is everywhere)

- Matt Ryd – Healed (closing, Dr. Maddox Fairwell speech & anything can change)

Episode 8.04 My Happy Place:

- Friends by Limbeck (episode opening, JD walks the halls without fear…and talks about Oprah)

- Close Your Eyes by Young Love (closing, Kelso guides JD & Elliot, who cares what anyone else thinks…do what makes you happy.)

Episode 8.05 My ABC’s:

- the saddest Sesame Street theme song ever (unreleased) by Joshua Radin (closing, you can learn everything you need you know from watching as a kid)*update: this song is not for purchase but IS on Joshua Radin’s mySpace page.

Episode 8.06 My Cookie Pant::

- I’d Rather Be With You by Joshua Radin (closing, Cox & Kelso share a moment as well as JD & Elliot)

Episode 8.07 My New Role:

- My Road by Quinn Walker (everyone realizes their new role,perfect song for the time)

Episode 8.08 My Lawyer’s In Love:

- Our Lady Peace – Innocen
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Episode 8.09 My Absence:

- Last Salutation by Randy Coleman (closing)

Episode 8.10 My Comedy Show:

- Guy Love by Turk & JD (JD & Turk hug)

- Torn Blue Foam Couch by Grand Archives (closing)

Episode 8.11 My Nah Nah Nah:

- Come on Home by Big M (closing, hands are windows to feelings…)

Episode 8.12 Their Story II:

- Chicago x 12 by Rogue Wave (closing, “the hell with it”, the interns have had enough)

Episode 8.13 My Full Moon:

- WAZ – Hardly Enough (closing as Elliot and Turk talk)

Episode 8.14 My Soul On Fire, Part 1:

- "Slow Motion" by Juvenile (Jordan’s nanny cam sing along)
- Unknown song (People arrive at the island)
- "True To Myself" by Ziggy Marley (closing, to be continued music…)

Episode 8.15 My Soul On Fire, Part 2:

- "For You" by Lady "E" (Opening scenes)
- "Gotta Find My Woman" by Jay Mitchell (Background music)
- "Hey Ya" originally by Outkast (Sung by Ted at the wedding) inspired by Matt Weddle of Obidiah Parker, performed by Sam Lloyd, the closest downloadable version to Ted’s in on itunes

Episode 8.16 My Cuz:

- Goodnight Song by Tammany Hall (closing, cast realizes what they are missing)

Episode 8.17 My Chief Concern:

- Winter Song by Sara Bareilles with Ingrid Michaelson

Episode 8.18 My Finale:

- Snow [Hey Oh] by the Red Hot Chili Peppers (intro as JD thinks back)

- The Book Of Love by Peter Gabriel or try iTunes (playes during JD’s walk down the hall.)

- Two versions of Superman are played. One is an instrumental version played during JD’s future/fantasy montage the other is a version by Ted’s band, the Blanks sung during the credit outtakes (youtube version)

Episode 9.01 – Our First Day of School

• Guy Love by Zach Braff & Donald Faison ( J.D. and Turk run across campus for their reunion, after riding to work together.)
• Out Of Place by WAZ (J.D. talks Lucy into standing up to Dr. Cox.)

Episode 9.02 – Our Drunk Friend

• Perfect by Shane Drasin (J.D., Turk and Denise at the bar.)
• Moenjodaro by So So Radio (Turk, Drew and Kelso at the bar.)

Episode 9.03 – Our Role Models

• Bright Eyes by Telescope (JD spots Dr. Cox and Turk having beers and watching sports)
• Can’t Go Back Now by The Weepies (Closing, starting with Denise and ends with Drew getting “the pat on the back” from Perry

• Final Countdown by Europe (Cole sings it during Final interview & Gooch plays on the ukulele as Ted leaves for good)
• Coexist (Pat & Jiam Radio Remix) (Turk and JD finish a dance in The Muc club)
• Keep Talking by Kurt Farquhar (Dr. Kelso says goodbye to Ted & Gooch)
• For Your Love by Marching Band (Cox shows off his new screen saver, everybody embraces truth)

Episode 9.05 – Our Mysteries

Episode 9.06: Our New Girl-Bro

Episode 9.07: Our White Coats

Episode 9.09 – Our Stuff Gets Real

• Alive and Screaming (Bar source, at The Mug, Lucy tells JD & Turk she can’t take the test.)

Episode 9.10 – Our True Lies

• This is How You Remind me by Nickelback (Cole sings in front of a mirror with different lyrics)
• Charles in Charge Theme (Lucy’s phone ringtone)
• All My Days by Alexi Murdoch (end of show)

Episode 9.11 – Our Dear Leaders

• Got to Give it Up by Marvin Gaye (1st use: This song plays as Turk struts into the hospital. This song plays again as Turk pulls into hospital parking lot, but stops abruptly as someone is parked in his spot. 2nd use: This song plays again as Turk pulls into hospital parking lot, but stops abruptly as someone is parked in his spot.)
• No Suprise by James Yuill (end of show)