As a Scrubs lover and a OCD sufferer to boot, it's really hard to find television and movies that portray OCD in a serious manner. Sometimes people see it as merely a thing to joke about. *Ditzy voice* "Oh, hahah. I like my CD's to be organized, I'm like so OCD!" When in fact, it's a really serious mental disorder. To see the character of Kevin Casey washing his hands over and over and over again "It's been four hours since the surgery and I can't stop..." and he KNOWS it's irrational and just...over the top....but he can't stop! That was such a brilliant performance that quite frankly, brought tears to my eyes. I'm so thankful that Scrubs could make an episode like this. If you have OCD, I highly suggest you watch it. If you don't, then I highly suggest you watch it and learn something about it and us.
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In My Opinion The Best Scrubs Episode Ever...
evil_lara8 January 2007
Some classic scrubs fans may not like this episode as it is much less light-hearted; however I absolutely loved it. Michael J. Fox's (Dr. Kevin Casey) performance was very powerful. Although the episode was rather depressing I enjoyed it much more. The performances of Zach Braff (J.D.) and John C. McGinley (Dr. Perry Cox) were excellent as always bringing a sense of comedy to a much more serious plot than usual. Although the main storyline was quite depressing the side story was very entertaining, it involved the janitor (Neil Flynn) and his new assistant Randall (Martin Klebba) in a hilarious battle with Dr. Bob Kelso (Ken Jenkins) to hide the hospitals rubbish for the princely sum of $23 extra a month.
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