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Frequently Asked Questions About...
Scrubs Music

Q.: I'm after an instrumental tune that's not listed.
A.: If it's an instrumental and hasn't been credited, it's more than likely composed by the show's music guy Jan Stevens, and isn't independently available. Sorry!
Q.: Who or what is "Tart"? I can't find anything about them anywhere!
A.: We're not 100% sure about this, either. Several sources and clues indicate that there is a Tart-Keren DeBerg connection, and we're doing our best to connect all the dots in this mystery.
Q.: Some songs you have listed are different from what's on the DVD.
A.: By our tally, 13 songs were replaced in the Season One DVD. The discrepancies are noted in-list, and we're trying to track down all the replacements as quickly as possible. (Latest added June 28, '07 [thanks, jools9!]. 7 down, 6 to go!)
Q.: Where can I download these songs?
A.: Most can be found on iTunes, which can be easily accessed at this nifty Scrubs iMix.

Opening Theme Song

"Superman" written and performed by Lazlo Bane. Album: 'All The Time in the World' & 'Music from Scrubs Official Soundtrack'

Season One

Episode 1.01 - "My First Day"

Scene: J.D. gets ready for his first day.: "Away" by Leroy. Album: 'Leroy'
Scene: Elliot races J.D. up the stairs and through the hospital hallway.: "I Want You To Want Me" by Cheap Trick. Album: 'At Budokan: Complete Concert' (Album-specific)
Scene: Turk assists J.D. in draining Mrs. Pratt's stomach fluid.: "Over Me" by Tricky. Album: 'Blowback'
Scene: J.D. experiences his first night on-call; the song ends as he stands amid the bustling hospital, rubbing his temples.: "Please Forgive Me" by David Gray. Album: 'White Ladder'

Episode 1.02 - "My Mentor"

Scene: The hospital works to the beat of the music playing on J.D.'s walkman.: "Good Time" by Leroy. Album: 'Leroy' & 'Music from Scrubs Official Soundtrack'

Episode 1.03 - "My Best Friend's Mistake"

Scene: Turk and Dr. Wen argue over which song to play in the OR. The song then sticks in everyone's heads..."like a virus.": "A Little Respect" by Erasure. Album: 'Innocents', et al.

Episode 1.04 - "My Old Lady"

Scene: Opening - J.D. explains the rule of "one in three" (the song is later repeated after the second commercial break).: "Dracula From Houston" by the Butthole Surfers. Album: 'Weird Revolution' & 'Music from Scrubs Official Soundtrack'
DVD Version: "Fool" by Tim Cullen. Album: 'Fun Razor'
Scene: J.D.'s patient, Mrs. Tanner, comforts him; the doctors experience the exception to 'the rule'; the scene ends with the gang enjoying time in the park.: "Hallelujah" performed by John Cale. Album: 'Fragments of a Rainy Season' & 'Music from Scrubs Official Soundtrack'

Episode 1.05 - "My Two Dads"

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Episode 1.06 - "My Bad"

Scene: Turk serenades Carla.: "Me and Mrs. Jones" originally by Billy Paul. Album: various
Performed by Donald Faison.
Scene: Dr. Cox reminisces about his marriage to Jordan.: "Good Life" by Francis Dunnery. Album: 'Fearless' & 'Music from Scrubs Official Soundtrack'

Episode 1.07 - "My Super Ego"

Scene: Todd's indiscretion causes concern in the OR that Turk may have nicked the patient's colon (background music).: "Electric Relaxation" by A Tribe Called Quest. Album: 'Midnight Marauders'
DVD Version: "Dog" by Mushock. Album: 'Nasty Confessions'
Scene: The staff work as a "well oiled machine," relaying the urine sample.: "Camera One" by Josh Joplin. Album: 'Useful Music'

Episode 1.08 - "My 15 Minutes"

Scene: The posters go up... and later come down.: "Going Out With A Bang" by G-Sleep. Album: None - catalog track
(Supposedly also in A Cinderella Story)
DVD Version: currently unknown
Scene: Carla and her friend accidentally run in to Elliot at the bar (background music).: "See Ya Around" by Keren DeBerg. Album: 'gone' & Limited-Edition EP (Info)
DVD Version: currently unknown
Scene: J.D. drives Turk to see the hospital's new billboard.: "Wonderful" by Everclear. Album: 'Songs From an American Movie -- Vol. One: Learning How to Smile'
Scene: J.D. reminds Turk that some stereotypes are true.: "The Streetbeater" (Sanford and Son Theme) written by Quincy Jones. Album: various
Performed by Zach Braff and Donald Faison.
Scene: Turk treats Carla's friend's son (background music).: "The Magician" by Bobby McCall & Dontrell Mayfield. Album: None - catalog track
(Also in 1.09 "My Day Off")
DVD Version: currently unknown

Episode 1.09 - "My Day Off"

Scene: J.D. enters the bar.: "Hooch" by Everything. Album: 'Super Natural' & 'Music from Scrubs Official Soundtrack'
DVD Version: "Absolutely Wasted" by Sporting Riff Raff. Album: none
Scene: Elliot attempts, and fails, to be comforting to her patients.: "Fuzzy" by Incredible Moses Leroy. Album: 'Electric Pocket Radio'
Scene: J.D. watches over Turk's shoulder as he performs his appendectomy.: "The Magician" by Bobby McCall & Dontrell Mayfield. Album: None - catalog track
(Also in 1.08 "My 15 Minutes")
DVD Version: currently unknown

Episode 1.10 - "My Nickname"

Scene: Carla leaves J.D. at the bus stop in the rain.: "On Fire" by Sebadoh. Album: 'Harmacy'
DVD Version: "Heard Ya Talkin'" by Jeremy Kay. Album: 'Jeremy Kay'

Episode 1.11 - "My Own Personal Jesus"

Scene: Nurse Tisdale's 9:15 break.: "Moving in Stereo" by The Cars. Album: 'The Cars'
Scene: In a 'Fifties fantasy, J.D. revives the comatose patient.: "Rock Around the Clock" by Bill Haley and His Comets. Album: various
Scene: Turk spends Christmas Eve on call.: Parody of "The Twelve Days of Christmas" composed for Scrubs.
Scene: Turk runs to find the pregnant teen under the Christmas tree in Miller park.: "Sinnerman" by Nina Simone. Album: 'The Best of Nina Simone', et al.
Scene: A rock carol closes the episode.: "Deck the Halls" arranged by Scrubs' Jan Stevens. Album: none

Episode 1.12 - "My Blind Date"

Scene: Elliot and Dr. Cox work towards the "perfect game.": "Easy Tonight" by Five For Fighting. Album: 'America Town'
DVD Version: currently unknown

Episode 1.13 - "My Balancing Act"

Scene: Alex arrives with the picnic basket.: "New Slang" by the Shins. Album: 'Oh, Inverted World' & 'Music from Scrubs Official Soundtrack'

Episode 1.14 - "My Drug Buddy"

J.D. imagines his reaction to Alex being ready.: "1812 Overture (Opus 49)" composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
Scene: Elliot and J.D. "hook up.": "Fighting For My Love" by Nil Lara. Album: 'Nil Lara', et al. & 'Music from Scrubs Official Soundtrack'

Episode 1.15 - "My Bed Banter & Beyond"

Scene: J.D. threatens himself for letting Elliot leave.: "Tubthumping" originally by Chumbawamba. Album: 'Tubthumper', et al.
Performed by Zach Braff.
Scene: J.D. and Elliot enjoy each other in the closet -- and every other part of the hospital.: "Ever Fallen in Love? (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" by the Buzzcocks. Album: 'Singles Going Steady', et al.

Episode 1.16 - "My Heavy Meddle"

Scene: Carla tries to play the requested music for her comatose patient; she and the lawyer later sing it.: "Talk Dirty To Me" by Poison. Album: 'Look What The Cat Dragged In', et al.
Scene: Elliot helps J.D. find his method for emotional release.: "Have It All" by Jeremy Kay. Album: 'Jeremy Kay' & 'Music from Scrubs Official Soundtrack'

Episode 1.17 - "My Student"

Scene: Turk, Elliot, & J.D. come into work, reveling in their "coolness.": "Attitude" by The Replacements. Album: 'All Shook Down'
Scene: Turk's student, Kristen, spends an evening with Dr. Cox (background music).: "High Time" by Michael Penn. Album: 'MP4: Days Since a Lost Time Accident'
(Also in 2.19 "My Kingdom")
DVD Version: "This is a Love Song" by Single. Album: 'Welcome Nada'

Episode 1.18 - "My Tuscaloosa Heart"

Scene: J.D. recalls walking into his parents' bedroom as a child.: "Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy" composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
Scene: Elliot and Turk listen to the tape; Dr. Kelso later sings the song.: "My Tuscaloosa Heart" composed for Scrubs.
Performed by Ken Jenkins. Listen

Episode 1.19 - "My Old Man"

Scene: Elliot and Turk give their presentation.: "Surrender" by Cheap Trick. Album: 'Heaven Tonight', et al.

Episode 1.20 - "My Way Or The Highway"

Scene: Surgical and Medical appear as cheesy gangs you see in Broadway musicals.: "Above It All" (a.k.a. "Scrubs Side Story") composed for Scrubs.
Performed by Zach Braff & Donald Faison, John C. McGinley & Charles Chun, and cast.

Episode 1.21 - "My Sacrificial Clam"

Scene: J.D. faces his fear of the contagious patient.: "All In My Head" by Shawn Mullins. Album: Exclusively on 'Music from Scrubs Official Soundtrack' (Info)
DVD Version: "Upside Down" by Jackpot. Album: 'F+' (download @ site)

Episode 1.22 - "My Occurrence"

Scene: J.D. tags along with Dr. Cox and Ben to the bar (background music).: "Daydreams and Lies" by Keren DeBerg. Album: 'gone' (Info)
DVD Version: currently unknown
Scene: J.D. and Ben view the photos as the tests are redone.: "Hold On Hope" by Guided By Voices. Album: 'Do The Collapse' & 'Hold on Hope' EP & 'Music from Scrubs Official Soundtrack'

Episode 1.23 - "My Hero"

Scene: The Lawyer and his Band practice their renditions of cartoon theme songs.: "Speedracer" and "Underdog" performed by The Blanks. Album: 'Riding The Wave' (Info)
Scene: A rotating split-screen depicts the resolve to change.: "Fresh Feeling" by the Eels. Album: 'Souljacker' & 'Music from Scrubs Official Soundtrack'
Scene: Turk gets "in the moment" in the O.R.: "Joy and Pain" arrangement by Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock. Album: 'It Takes Two', et al.
Performed by Donald Faison.

Episode 1.24 - "My Last Day"

Scene: J.D. gets ready for his "last day," and encounters his friends in the mirror (as well as the Janitor in the shower).: "Away" by Leroy. Album: 'Leroy'
DVD Version: "Only One" by Jeremy Kay. Album: 'Jeremy Kay'
Scene: Mr. Bober gets his surgery -- the song later closes the episode.: "Beautiful World" by Colin Hay. Album: 'Going Somewhere' & 'Music from Scrubs Official Soundtrack'

Season Two

Episode 2.01 - "My Overkill"

Scene: A troubadour follows J.D. around the hospital; later, the song helps Dr. Cox get back to "life as usual.": "Overkill" performed by Colin Hay. Album: 'Music from Scrubs Official Soundtrack'

Episode 2.02 - "My Nightingale"

Scene: The Lawyer and his Band practice their renditions of primetime theme songs.: "The Facts of Life," "The Six Million Dollar Man," and "Charles in Charge" performed by The Blanks. Album: 'Riding The Wave' (Info)

Episode 2.03 - "My Case Study"

Scene: Dr. Kelso dances through the hall on his anniversary.: "In The Mood" by the Glenn Miller Orchestra. Album: various
(Also in 4.08 "My Last Chance")
Scene: Dr. Kelso's mood darkens the day after his anniversary.: "What a Diff'rence a Day Makes" performed by Dinah Washington. Album: 'What a Diff'rence a Day Makes!', et al.
Scene: Carla and Elliot compare features (background music).: "Drown" by The Poor Rich Ones. Album: 'Happy Happy Happy'
Scene: J.D. tells Cox he wants to be like him...only more successful. The scene dissolves into the summing up of the choices the characters had made.: "Caught by the River" by the Doves. Album: 'The Last Broadcast'

Episode 2.04 - "My Big Mouth"

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Episode 2.05 - "My New Coat"

Scene: The gang shoot pool at the bar (background music).: "A Little Better" by Keren DeBerg. Album: 'gone' & Limited-Edition EP [(Info)
Scene: Elliot gets a reputation.: "Here Comes My Baby" by Cat Stevens. Album: 'Matthew & Son', et al.

Episode 2.06 - "My Big Brother"

Scene: J.D. sees his brother as a big kid...and learns from it.: "Something's Always Wrong" by Toad The Wet Sprocket. Album: 'Dulcinea'

Episode 2.07 - "My First Step"

Scene: Julie enters the hospital, making the day for the male (and some female) staffers.: "Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)" by Robert Palmer. Album: 'Addictions, Vol. 1' (Album-specific)
(Often replaced in international broadcasts.)
Scene: The characters take their first steps...including J.D., who takes his off a bridge.: "Rain King" by Counting Crows. Album: 'August and Everything After'

Episode 2.08 - "My Fruit Cups"

Scene: Turk and J.D. make ends meet by stealing stuff from the hospital.: "If I Had $1,000,000" by the Barenaked Ladies. Album: 'Gordon'
Scene: Everywhere Perry looks, he sees Jordan.: "Mother We Just Can't Get Enough" by the New Radicals. Album: 'Maybe You've Been Brainwashed Too'
Scene: 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.: "Ride Wit Me" by Nelly. Album: 'Country Grammar'

Episode 2.09 - "My Lucky Day"

Scene: J.D., Carla, and Elliot realize the harsh truth about themselves, but each try to take positive steps.: "Under Pressure" by Queen and David Bowie. Album: Queen's 'Hot Space', et al.

Episode 2.10 - "My Monster"

Scene: Carla confronts J.D. when he stares at her and Turk making out (background music).: "Daydreams and Lies" by Keren DeBerg. Album: 'gone' (Info)
Scene: Carla gives Turk an early Christmas present (background music).: "Movin' On Up" (The Jeffersons Theme) by Ja'net Dubois with Oren Waters. Album: various
Scene: Elliot gives J.D. his Christmas present.: "Dreaming of You" by The Coral. Album: 'The Coral'

Episode 2.11 - "My Sex Buddy"

Scene: Dr. Cox mock rallies Turk and Elliot.: "Notre Dame Victory March" written by Michael J. Shea & John F. Shea.
Hummed by John C. McGinley.
Scene: Elliot tells J.D. that she needs to take some time to get her life in order.: "Tell Her This" by Del Amitri. Album: 'Hatful of Rain'

Episode 2.12 - "My New Old Friend"

Scene: In a fantasy sequence, Todd wrestles the old woman for her license.: "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor. Album: 'Eye of the Tiger'
Scene: Carla, J.D., and Dr. Kelso each take care of their old friends.: "She Says" by Howie Day. Album: 'Australia'

Episode 2.13 - "My Philosophy"

Scene: Elliot dances in the locker room.: "At Last" performed by Keren DeBerg. Album: none (Info)
Scene: J.D. sees his patient's idea of death.: "Waiting for My Real Life to Begin" originally by Colin Hay. Album: 'Going Somewhere'
Performed by actress Jill Tracy and cast. Listen

Episode 2.14 - "My Brother, My Keeper"

Scene: Everybody loves Dr. Townshend.: "Hello My Baby" written by Ida Emerson & Joseph E. Howard.
Performed by The Blanks. Album: none (Info)
Scene: Turk picks Carla up from the airport (background music).: "Gone" by Tart. Album: ??
(Unknown/unconfirmed artist.)
Scene: J.D. gets Todd to help him fulfill his bet.: "Me & Bobby McGee" originally by Janis Joplin. Album: various
Performed by Robert Maschio.
Scene: Turk's brother arrives (background music).: "My Fault" by Keren DeBerg. Album: ??
(Unknown/unconfirmed track.)
Scene: Turk commiserates with his brother at the bar (background music).: "Bulletproof Glow" by Avion. Album: 'Avion'
Turk's brother brings him home.: "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" originally by the Hollies. Album: various
Performed by D.L. Hughley.

Episode 2.15 - "His Story"

Scene: Dr. Cox tries to make Dr. Kelso's physical as comfortable as possible.: "The Stripper" written by David Rose. Album: various
Hummed by John C. McGinley.
Scene: Turk meets Carla in the park and asks her again.: "Question" by Old 97's. Album: 'Satellite Rides'

Episode 2.16 - "My Karma"

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Episode 2.17 - "My Own Private Practice Guy"

Scene: Nurse Roberts shows off her basketball skillz.: "Sweet Georgia Brown" (The Harlem Globetrotters Theme) by Brother Bones & His Shadows.

Episode 2.18 - "My T.C.W."

Scene: J.D. runs his drills with Rowdy (background music).: "Boy on TV" by Keren DeBerg. Album: 'gone' (Info)
Scene: Relationships are embraced and loneliness is endured.: "Come Around" by Rhett Miller. Album: 'The Instigator'

Episode 2.19 - "My Kingdom"

Scene: J.D. and Turk "pimp out.": "The Payback" by James Brown. Album: various
Scene: Elliot is sorting her CDs (background music).: "Samantha" by Keren DeBerg. Album: ??
(Unknown/unconfirmed track.)
Scene: Elliot and Carla momentarily bond over a beloved song.: "Poison" originally by Bell Biv DeVoe. Album: various
Performed by Judy Reyes and Sarah Chalke.
Scene: The Lawyer and his Band do commercial jingles.: Folgers Coffee, Mennen, McDonalds jingles performed by The Blanks. Album: 'Riding The Wave' (Info)
Scene: Turk and J.D. are at the bar (background music).: "Blind, Deaf and Dumb" by The Churchills. Album: 'Big Ideas'
(Also in 3.04 "My Lucky Night")
Scene: J.D. makes peace with being himself.: "High Time" by Michael Penn. Album: 'MP4: Days Since a Lost Time Accident'
(Also in 1.17 "My Student")

Episode 2.20 - "My Interpretation"

Scene: Turk dreams about Elliot.: "Let's Get It On" by Marvin Gaye. Album: 'Let's Get It On', et al.
Scene: J.D. imagines a way to make a bad situation better.: "99 Luftballons" (German version) by Nena. Album: '99 Luftballons', et al.

Episode 2.21 - "My Drama Queen"

Scene: Carla is looking at pictures of her mom (background music).: "Sleep" by Keren DeBerg. Album: 'gone' (Info)
Scene: The Rerun Dance: "Sex Machine" by James Brown. Album: various
Scene: Ted the Lawyer takes a stand against Kelso.: "Don't You (Forget About Me)" (opening) by Simple Minds. Album: 'The Breakfast Club [Original Soundtrack]'

Episode 2.22 - "My Dream Job"

Scene: The Residents experience the monotony of their jobs.: "Pinch Me" by the Barenaked Ladies. Album: 'Maroon'
Scene: J.D. imagines his dream job.: "Candy Man" performed by Sammy Davis Jr. Album: various
Scene: Turk and J.D.'s buddy invites them out (background music).: "Sunday" by Keren DeBerg. Album: 'gone' (Info)
Scene: Dr. Cox steps in on Elliot's behalf.: "My Brilliant Feat" by Colin Hay. Album: 'Going Somewhere' (Album-specific)

Scrubs Funniest Moments Special - May 1, 2003

Pratfalls Montage: "Beautiful Morning" by the Rascals. Album: various
Sexy Elliot Montage: "Slut" by Todd Rundgren. Album: 'Something/Anything'
Dancing Montage: "Diner" by Martin Sexton. Album: 'Black Sheep'

Season Three

Episode 3.01 - "My American Girl"

Scene: J.D. prepares to go into the hospital.: "Faith" by George Michael. Album: 'Faith'
Performed by Zach Braff.
Scene: J.D. and Turk head into work.: "Beautiful Day" by U2. Album: 'All That You Can't Leave Behind'
Scene: Elliot makes a change.: "American Girl" by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Album: various

Episode 3.02 - "My Journey"

Scene: Sean & Elliot, and J.D. & Turk, finally get together. (J.D. sings part of the song in the beginning.): "Don't Stop Believin'" by Journey. Album: 'Escape'

Prod. # 303 - "My Dirty Secret"

Note that this episode was aired as 3.09. Music info can be found there.

Episode 3.03 - "My White Whale"

Scene: J.D. imagines meeting up with Elliot after work...at a lake.: "Lovin' You" by Minnie Riperton. Album: 'Perfect Angel', et al.
Scene: J.D. and Elliot (and Sean!) meet up after work (background music).: "Disappear" by Dina D'Allesandro. Album: Sweetness and Decency

Episode 3.04 - "My Lucky Night"

Scene: Turk spills Elliot & J.D.'s secret to Sean (background music).: "Blind, Deaf and Dumb" by The Churchills. Album: 'Big Ideas'
(Also in 2.19 "My Kingdom")
Scene: Turk sings in the elevator.: "Don't Know Much" originally by Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville Album: various
Performed by Donald Faison.
Scene: Elliot explains her relationship with J.D. to Sean (background music).: "Almost Feeling Better" by Tart. Album: ??
(Unknown/unconfirmed artist.)
Scene: Carla embarrasses Turk in Surgery (background music).: "Late Nights & Homies" by ??. Album: none - catalog track
(Unknown/unconfirmed artist/track.)
Scene: Sean tells Elliot he'll be away longer than she thought (background music).: "On and On" by Keren DeBerg. Album: ?? (Info)
Scene: J.D. rushes to Elliot's apartment to get a big surprise.: "Cindy" by Tammany Hall NYC. Album: 'Back in the Bottle' (Download @ site)

Episode 3.05 - "My Brother, Where Art Thou?"

Scene: Carla tells Elliot how to cure her loneliness (background music).: "Nothing Left of Me (Picture This)" by Joanna de Seyne. Album: 'Picture This'

Episode 3.06 - "My Advice To You"

Scene: J.D. can't get over Elliot because he's around her all the time.: "Bad Day" by REM. Album: 'In Time: The Best of REM 1988-2003'

Episode 3.07 - "My 15 Seconds"

Scene: J.D. tells Danni a story.: "I've Been Waiting" by Matthew Sweet. Album: 'Girlfriend'
Scene: At the bar, Carla and Elliot throw darts (background music).: ??
Scene: J.D. and Turk imagine how Elliot and Carla got so close.: "CHiPs Theme" by John Parker.

Episode 3.08 - "My Friend The Doctor"

Scene: On the way to work, Carla poses a pregnant question to Turk.: "Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of" by U2. Album: 'All That You Can't Leave Behind'
Scene: J.D. imagines the hospital singing Turk's praises.: "Theme from Shaft" originally by Isaac Hayes. Album: 'Shaft: Music from the Soundtrack'
Parody performed by Donald Faison and cast.
Scene: At the bar, Elliot explains her feelings about being a doctor (background music).: "Empty Room" by Brian Paturalski. Album: ??
(Unknown/unconfirmed artist/track.)
Scene: Dr. Cox shows off his youthfulness.: "Hero" by Enrique Iglesias. Album: 'Escape'
Scene: Janitor has some fun with J.D.'s 'Fugitive' accusation.: "William Tell Overture (Finale)" by Gioacchino Rossini.
Scene: The Janitor opens up to J.D.; Carla helps Dr. Cox hide his injury; and Elliot realizes who she is.: "Someone" by Tammany Hall NYC. Album: 'Back in the Bottle' (MP3 @ Site)

Episode 3.09 - "My Dirty Secret"

Scene: J.D. imagines Elliot's pre-examination seduction.: "Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman" by Bryan Adams. Album: '18 'Til I Die', et al.
Scene: The Janitor plays some music to taunt Turk.: "We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off" by Jermaine Stewart. Album: 'Frantic Romantic'
Scene: J.D. explains why sex isn't a dirty thing.: "Do It Again" by Stroke 9. Album: 'Rip It Off'
Other music rumored to be in this episode...: "Timing's Off" by Tart. Album: ??
"Moving" by Tart. Album: ??
(Unknown/unconfirmed artist.)

Episode 3.10 - "My Rule of Thumb"

Scene: Dr. Cox's good mood flows like a cool breeze, lifting everyone's spirits.: "Happy-Go-Lucky-Me" by Paul Evans. Album: various
Scene: J.D. imagines the wild time that might be had when Danni comes to stay with him.: "It's Raining Men" by The Weather Girls. Album: 'Success', et al.

Episode 3.11 - "My Clean Break"

Scene: Elliot makes up her patient, and Cox opens up to Jack.: "The Rescue Blues" by Ryan Adams. Album: 'Gold'

Episode 3.12 - "My Catalyst"

Scene: J.D. and Dr. Casey go out for a beer after work (background music).: "Good Thing" by David Boyles. Album: 'Bedroom Demos'
Scene: J.D., Turk, and Dr. Cox learn from Dr. Casey how to own their burdens.: "Everything's Not Lost" by Coldplay. Album: 'Parachutes'

Episode 3.13 - "My Porcelain God"

Scene: J.D. demonstrates the possible strange noise.: "Down Under" originally by Men At Work. Album: 'Business as Usual'
Performed by Zach Braff.
Scene: Elliot demonstrates the tune on her pager.: "That's The Way (I Like It)" originally by KC & the Sunshine Band. Album: various
Performed by Sarah Chalke.
Scene: J.D. 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.: "A Murder of One" by Counting Crows. Album: 'August and Everything After'

Episode 3.14 - "My Screwup"

Scene: Dr. Cox is finally able to forgive and to accept events that were beyond his and J.D.'s control.: "Winter" by Josh Radin. Album: 'We Were Here' & 'First Between 3rd & 4th' EP

Episode 3.15 - "My Tormented Mentor"

Scene: Turk dances alone in the O.R.: "Roc Ya Body, Mic Check 1, 2" by M.V.P. featuring Stagga Lee. Album: 'MVP (Most Valuable Player)'
Scene: Turk demonstrates how Hammer actually dances.: "Here Comes the Hammer" originally by Hammer. Album: 'Please Hammer, Don't Hurt 'Em'
Performed by Donald Faison.
Scene: Turk apologizes; Todd and Dr. Kelso give in; Perry and Jordan are there for each other.: "I'm With You" by Avril Lavigne. Album: 'Let Go'

Episode 3.16 - "My Butterfly"

Scene: The doctors come through for their patients the second time around.: "What a Wonderful World" by Joey Ramone. Album: 'Don't Worry About Me'

Episode 3.17 - "My Moment of Un-Truth"

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Episode 3.18 - "His story II"

Scene: Elliot thanks J.D. for always being there.: "Our Love" by Rhett Miller. Album: 'The Instigator'

Episode 3.19 - "My Choosiest Choice of All"

Scene: Elliot and Sean play hide & seek at the bar (background music).: "Far From Me" by Tart. Album: ??
(Unknown/unconfirmed artist.)
Scene: J.D. confronts Elliot at the bar (background music).: "Jump Off" By Keren DeBerg. Album: ??
(Unknown/unconfirmed track.)
Scene: Drs. Cox and Miller's patient and his band perform as choices are made.: "Section 9" AKA "Light & Day / Reach for the Sun" by The Polyphonic Spree. Album: 'The Beginning Stages of...' (Free Download)

Episode 3.20 - "My Fault"

NBC's Episode Promo: Do you know it?
Scene: Dr. Cox shares a drink with the Janitor (background music).: "Feel The Sun" by Bryan Schaefer. Album: ??
(Unknown/unconfirmed artist.)
Scene: Dr. Cox makes a gesture to Mr. Corman; Turk discovers the gesture Carla made for him and reciprocates; J.D. realizes the consequences of the gesture he made to Elliot.: "One Thing" by Finger Eleven. Album: 'Finger Eleven'

Episode 3.21 - "My Self Examination"

Scene: Turk speaks from his heart at the rehearsal dinner, inspiring J.D. to honesty.: "Follow Through" by Gavin DeGraw. Album: 'Chariot'

Episode 3.22 - "My Best Friend's Wedding"

Scene: J.D. takes Sean out for a drink to talk things over (background music).: "Beautiful" by Avion. Album: 'Avion'
Scene: Ted and his Band perform at the reception.: "Eight Days a Week" originally by The Beatles. Album: various
Vocal performance by The Butties. Lip-synched by The Blanks. (Info)

Season Four

Episode 4.01 - "My Old Friend's New Friend"

Scene: J.D. imagines his clock singing (the actual song later repeated as Turk dances around the car).: "Rapper's Delight" by Sugar Hill Gang. Album: various
Scene: The patient sings at J.D.: "Anything For Love" originally by Meat Loaf. Album: various
Scene: J.D. sings the lesson-learning piano music.: Music cue from original Scrubs score by Jan Stevens. Not commercially available.
Performed by Zach Braff.
Scene: The patient sings at Elliot, and Carla feels like a third wheel when Turk and J.D. are together.: "All By Myself" by Eric Carmen. Album: 'Eric Carmen'

Episode 4.02 - "My Office"

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Episode 4.03 - "My New Game"

Scene: Relationships, new and old, are maintained by small gestures and rededication.: "Lost Cause" by Beck. Album: 'Sea Change'

Episode 4.04 - "My First Kill"

Scene: J.D. puts his fear to use; Molly is a supportive friend.: "Blue Eyes" by Cary Brothers. Album: 'All the Rage' EP & 'Garden State' Official Soundtrack

Episode 4.05 - "Her Story"

Scene: Elliot and Molly attend a concert.: "Funky For You" by Common. Album: 'Like Water For Chocolate'
Scene: Elliot and Molly school Turk on rap.: "Still D.R.E." originally by Dr. Dre feat. Snoop Dogg. Album: '2001'
Performed by Sarah Chalke and Heather Graham.

Episode 4.06 - "My Cake"

Scene: J.D. imagines the inside of Turk's head (background music).: "The Streetbeater" (Sanford and Son Theme) written by Quincy Jones. Album: various
Scene: Dr. Cox and Dan are there for J.D.: "Stop Joking Around" by Hawksley Workman. Album: 'For Him and the Girls'

Episode 4.07 - "My Common Enemy"

Scene: Molly's cheer is contagious.: "Andy Griffith Show Theme" written by Earle Hagen and Herbert Spencer. Album: 'Andy Griffith Show' Soundtrack
Scene: Dan mourns his loss of Elliot.: "She's Gone" originally by Hall and Oates. Album: various
Butchered by Tom Cavanagh.
Scene: J.D. goes to Elliot's apartment (background music).: "Thank You" by Dido. Album: 'No Angel'
Scene: J.D. and Elliot find their friendship again.: "Move On" by Jet. Album: 'Get Born'
Other music rumored to be in this episode...: "Take Off" by Tart. Album: ??
(Unknown/unconfirmed artist.)

Episode 4.08 - "My Last Chance"

Scene: J.D. imagines what the patients do behind his back.: "In The Mood" by the Glenn Miller Orchestra. Album: various
(Also in 2.03 "My Case Study")
Scene: The gang throw a bash for Molly at the bar (background music).: "Can't Hold On" by Tart. Album: ??
(Unknown/unconfirmed artist.)
Scene: The bash continues at the apartment (background music).: "Something" by Cary Brothers. Album: 'All the Rage' EP
Scene: J.D. and Molly watch 'Sixteen Candles' (background music).: "If You Were Here" by the Thompson Twins. Album: various
Scene: Denise the ambulance driver annoys Dr. Cox.: "Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)" originally by Robert Palmer. Album: 'Addictions, Vol. 1', et al.
Performed by Molly Shannon.
Scene: J.D. considers how beer can cause death (background music).: "Bust A Move" by Young MC. Album: 'Stone Cold Rhymin''
Scene: J.D. tries to convince Molly to stay; Dr. Cox and Jack help Denise.: "Honestly" by Cary Brothers. Album: 'All the Rage' EP

Episode 4.09 - "My Malpractical Decision"

Scene: J.D. imagines Neena as a ball-buster.: "One (Finale)" from A Chorus Line written by Marvin Hamlisch & Edward Kleban. Album: 'A Chorus Line' Soundtrack
Scene: J.D. makes his malpractical decision.: "I Wanna Know" by the Mavericks. Album: 'The Mavericks'

Episode 4.10 - "My Female Trouble"

Scene: There's a stampede to be the first to treat an important patient.: "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, 1st Movement" composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Episode 4.11 - "My Unicorn"

Scene: Murray's dad sings for the staff (sung later by Franklyn and again at end).: "Hey, Good Lookin'" originally by Hank Williams. Album: various
Performed by John Bennett Perry.
Scene: Murray flies his plane.: "Learn To Fly" by Foo Fighters. Album: 'There is Nothing Left to Lose'
Scene: Murray's dad starts to sing to him.: "Cat's in the Cradle" originally by Harry Chapin. Album: 'Verities and Balderdash', et al.
Performed by John Bennett Perry.

Episode 4.12 - "My Best Moment"

Scene: J.D. initially remembers his best moment as a doctor.: "What the World Needs Now is Love" written by Burt Bacharach. Performed by ??
Scene: J.D. recalls another way to catch mono (background music).: "Take On Me" by a-ha. Album: 'Hunting High and Low'
Scene: Turk initially remembers his best moment as a doctor.: "Flight of the Bumblebee" composed by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov.
Scene: Everyone thinks of their true best medical moment.: "Joy to the World" by The Butties. Album: '3'

Episode 4.13 - "My Ocardial Infarction"

Scene: The a cappella sing-off -- Ted's Band.: "No, Not Much" written by Al Stillman & Robert Allen.
Performed by The Blanks. (Info)
Scene: The a cappella sing-off -- Hibbleton.: "Barbara Ann" originally by The Beach Boys. Album: various
Vocal performance by Neil Flynn, Sam Lloyd, and Paul F. Perry. Lip-synched by Neil Flynn, Joe Rose, and Martin Klebba.
Scene: J.D. puts Elliot's advice to use; Turk remains true to himself.: "All Kinds of Time" by Fountains of Wayne. Album: 'Welcome Interstate Managers'

Episode 4.14 - "My Lucky Charm"

Scene: Billy's example of appreciating life is taken to heart.: "Today" by Josh Radin. Album: 'We Were Here' & 'First Between 3rd & 4th' EP

Episode 4.15 - "My Hypocritical Oath"

Scene: J.D., Turk, and Carla enter the club.: ??
Scene: J.D. notices Kylie.: ??

Episode 4.16 - "My Quarantine"

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Episode 4.17 - "My Life in Four Cameras"

Scene: Turk sings along to...: "The Streetbeater" (Sanford and Son Theme) written by Quincy Jones. Album: various
Parody performed by Donald Faison.
Scene: Turk hums what he thinks is his and Carla's song.: Jingle from Let's All Go to the Lobby aka The Clock.
Hummed by Donald Faison.
Scene: Kenny performs at the talent show.: "Isn't She Lovely" originally by Stevie Wonder. Album: various
Performed by Clay Aiken.
Scene: J.D.'s sitcom fantasy gives way to real life.: "Where Everybody Knows Your Name" (Cheers Theme) performed by Colin Hay. Album: none - special recording
(Heard only in original U.S. broadcast)

Episode 4.18 - "My Roommates"

Scene: J.D. puts the moves on Kylie.: "Faith in Angels" by Peter Mayer. Album: 'Musicbox' (Download @ Site)
Scene: Kylie puts the moves on J.D. (background music).: ??
Scene: Cox takes a bold stand for his friend; J.D. exposes Turk & Carla's deeper problems.: "Windmills" by Toad The Wet Sprocket. Album: 'Dulcinea'

Episode 4.19 - "My Best Laid Plans"

Scene: Turk's cellphone is revealed to have a special ringtone for his ex.: "Roseanna" originally by TOTO. Album: various
Scene: J.D. finds himself out with Molly and Elliot and Carla (background music).: "Can't Go Back" by Keren DeBerg. Album: ??
Scene: J.D. considers brushing the hair out of Molly's eye.: "Waiting For Your Letter" by Cary Brothers. Album: 'Waiting For Your Letter' EP
Scene: J.D. and Turk each experience the consequences of trying to have their cake and eat it too.: "Closer" by Josh Radin. Album: 'We Were Here'

Episode 4.20 - "My Boss's Free Haircut"

Scene: Turk and J.D. show off what they learned in bartending school (background music).: ??
Scene: Turk follows Kelso's words of wisdom and supports Carla in the cemetery.: "Collide" by Howie Day. Album: 'Stop All The World Now'

Episode 4.21 - "My Lips Are Sealed"

Scene: Carla questions J.D. about the song playing in the bar (background music).: ??
Scene: Carla moves back home, and owns up to the kiss.: "Everybody Gets What They Deserve" by The Churchills. Album: 'You Are Here'

Episode 4.22 - "My Big Move"

Scene: Janitor's new uniform gets him noticed.: "Come On Get Happy" by The Partridge Family. Album: 'Partridge Family: Greatest Hits', et al.
Scene: Everybody sacrifices, including J.D., who announces his big move.: "Don't Look Away" by Josh Radin. Album: 'First Between 3rd & 4th' EP

Episode 4.23 - "My Faith In Humanity"

Scene: End - Turk opens up; Elliot makes a move; J.D. helps an old lady.: "Closer to Spring" by Bang. Album: ??
(Unknown/unconfirmed artist.)

Episode 4.24 - "My Drive-By"

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Episode 4.25 - "My Changing Ways"

Scene: J.D. stands in his new apartment, contemplating change.: "Half" by G Tom Mac. Album: 'G Tom Mac'

Season Five

Episode 5.01 - "My Intern's Eyes"

Scene: J.D. drives to work in a slick new car.: "Are You Gonna Be My Girl" by Jet. Album: 'Get Born'
Scene: We see the hospital through a new intern's eyes (the song later closes the episode).: "Anything Can Happen" by The Finn Brothers. Album: 'Everyone Is Here'
Other music rumored to be in this episode...: "Devil Baby" by Mark Knopfler. Album: 'The Ragpicker's Dream'

Episode 5.02 - "My Rite of Passage"

Scene: Jordan finds acceptance; J.D. enjoys his power; Elliot faces yet another crisis.: "Sooner or Later" by Michael Tolcher. Album: 'I Am'
Other music rumored to be in this episode...: "Sooner or Later" by The Emotion Project AKA Jeff Tufaro Band. Album: ??
(Unconfirmed track.)

Episode 5.03 - "My Day At The Races"

Scene: The Ninja Surgeons Fantasy.: "Kung Fu Fighting" by Carl Douglas. Album: various
Scene: Turk refutes Carla's hypothetical question about their future kid.: "Safety Dance" originally by Men Without Hats. Album: various
Performed by Donald Faison.
Scene: Carla and Elliot run into Perry and Jordan at the bar (background music).: ??
Scene: Turk operates and makes some noise; Elliot helps J.D. finish the race.: "Everybody's Changing" by Keane. Album: 'Hopes and Fears'
Other music rumored to be in this episode...: "Moving On" by Weekend Excursion. Album: 'Five from Six' EP
"My Face" by Tart.

Episode 5.04 - "My Jiggly Ball"

Scene: Elliot turns down her friends' offer (background music).: ??
Scene: A little knowledge helps Elliot find her way back; Kelso puts on his apathy.: "Sideways" by Citizen Cope. Album: 'The Clarence Greenwood Recordings'

Episode 5.05 - "My New God"

Scene: Janitor gives J.D. "evil eye.": "Koyaanisqatsi" by Philip Glass. Album: 'Koyaanisqatsi Soundtrack'
(Also in 5.17 "My Chopped Liver")
Scene: Turk forces the angry sex.: "Slave to Love" by Bryan Ferry. Album: various
Scene: Cox and Jack run into J.D. and Buddha at the bar (background music).: "This Time Around" by The Emotion Project AKA Jeff Tufaro Band. Album: ??
(Unconfirmed track/placement.)
Scene: Jack's baptism.: "In the Sun" by Joseph Arthur. Album: 'Come To Where I'm From'

Episode 5.06 - "My Missed Perception"

Scene: Everyone goes through their morning ritual.: "To The Woman" by Tammany Hall NYC. Album: 'Buddy'
Scene: Turk & Elliot and J.D. make amends to their patients; Carla gets her picture.: "These Photographs" by Josh Radin. Album: 'We Were Here'

Episode 5.07 - "My Way Home"

Scene: J.D. pampers himself in the bath.: "Africa" by TOTO. Album: 'TOTO IV', et al.
Scene: Elliot turns to cheat sheets.: "Maniac" originally by Michael Sembello. Album: 'Flashdance Original Soundtrack', et al.
Performed by The Blanks. (Info)
Scene: The gang follows the yellow line in hopes of finding what they need.: "We're Off to See the Wizard" written by Harold Arlen for The Wizard of Oz.
Hummed by The Blanks. (Info)
Scene: The gang discovers they had what they wanted all along.: "Over the Rainbow" arrangement originally by Israel Kamakawiwo'ole. Album: various
Performed by The Blanks. (Info)

Episode 5.08 - "My Big Bird"

Scene: Turk's cellphone rings ominously.: "Symphony No. 5, 1st Movement" composed by Ludwig van Beethoven.
Scene: The gang celebrates at the bar (background music).: ??

Episode 5.09 - "My Half-Acre"

Scene: Todd shows off his air band talents.: "Working for the Weekend" by Loverboy. Album: various
Scene: Turk shows off his air band talents.: "Poison" by Bell Biv DeVoe. Album: various
Scene: J.D. creates a memory of himself and Julie as old people.: "100 Years" by Five For Fighting. Album: 'The Battle for Everything'
Scene: J.D. tries to avoid going too fast with Julie.: "Hey Julie" by Fountains of Wayne. Album: 'Welcome Interstate Managers'
Scene: The air band finally performs.: "More Than a Feeling" by Boston. Album: various

Episode 5.10 - "Her Story II"

Scene: J.D. and Julie enjoy their deck.: "Happy Together" by The Turtles. Album: various
Scene: The girls hang out at a youth-oriented bar (background music).: ??
Scene: Carla gets some good news; J.D. gains perspective about his future.: "Ride" by Cary Brothers. Album: 'Waiting For Your Letter' EP

Episode 5.11 - "My Buddy's Booty"

Scene: Elliot and J.D. takes turns scooter blading.: "Shadow" by The Southland. Album: 'Influence of Geography'
Scene: Dr. Cox finds a new drinking buddy (background music).: "Open" Rob Laufer. Album: 'The Iron Age'
Scene: Dr. Cox bonds with his new drinking buddy (background music).: "Head Off" by Moris Tepper. Album: 'Head Off'
Scene: Dr. Cox saves a seat for his new drinking buddy (background music).: "Without You" by Tart. Album: ??
(Unknown/unconfirmed artist.)
Scene: The characters gain some perspective amid their petty arguments when Mrs. Wilk wakes up.: "Blue" by Jayhawks. Album: 'Tomorrow the Green Grass'

Episode 5.12 - "My Cabbage"

Scene: J.D. and Cabbage have a talk; Elliot and Turk reconnect; the infection is passed to an unfortunate recipient.: "Fix You" by Coldplay. Album: 'X&Y'

Episode 5.13 - "My Five Stages"

Scene: Things get real for Elliot when she thinks of Keith.: "Bring Me Love" by Deberg (Keren?) / Jacobs. Album: ??
(Unknown/unconfirmed artist/track.)
Scene: J.D. and Dr. Cox face the last two stages; Ted settles; Elliot asks Keith to move to a new stage.: "The Long Road" by Pearl Jam. Album: 'Merkinball' single

Episode 5.14 - "My Own Personal Hell"

Scene: J.D. stands up for Elliot and is later joined by his friends, even those by association, for beers on his deck.: "Living Life" by the Eels. Album: 'The Late Great Daniel Johnston: Discovered Covered'

Episode 5.15 - "My Extra Mile"

Scene: J.D. uses Keith as girl bait (background music).: "Episodes (Diphenhydramine)" by Pela. Album: 'All in Time' EP
Scene: J.D. and Cox go the extra mile for their patients.: "Someone" by Tammany Hall NYC. Album: 'Back in the Bottle'
(Also in 3.08, "My Friend the Doctor")

Episode 5.16 - "My Bright Idea"

Scene: Janitor puts his past to use to take advantage of J.D. changing his batteries.: "Running One" by Tom Tykwer, Johnny Klimek, Reinhold Heil. Album: 'Run Lola Run' Soundtrack
Scene: Everyone celebrates Carla and Turk's news.: "All of the Words" by Kutless. Album: 'Sea of Faces'

Episode 5.17 - "My Chopped Liver"

Scene: J.D. imagines which body part he would want Turk to donate to him.: "Brick House" by the Commodores. Album: various
Scene: Carla fields a flood of staff requests for Kelso.: "I Hear You Knocking" performed by Dave Edmunds. Album: various
Scene: Jordan and Perry & Elliot and Keith go out on a couple date (background music).: "Take Another Step" by Keren DeBerg. Album: ??
(Unknown/unconfirmed track.)
Scene: Janitor leads in giving Carla "evil eye.": "Koyaanisqatsi" by Philip Glass. Album: 'Koyaanisqatsi Soundtrack'
(Also in 5.05, "My New God")
Scene: Turk, Cox, and Carla each decide not to burden those they care about with their problems.: "I'll Be Around" by Bobby Bare Jr.. Album: 'Young Criminals' Starvation League'

Episode 5.18 - "My New Suit"

Scene: J.D. imagines the prenatal gay test.: "Macho Man" by the Village People. Album: various
Scene: J.D. decides to be honest with Dan.: "Still Fighting It" by Ben Folds. Album: 'Rockin' The Suburbs'

Episode 5.19 - "His Story III"

Scene: 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.: "Boston" by Augustana. Album: 'All The Stars And Boulevards'

Episode 5.20 - "My Lunch"

Scene: Cox blames himself for the fate of the organ recipients.: "How to Save a Life" by The Fray. Album: 'How to Save a Life'

Episode 5.21 - "My Fallen Idol"

Scene: Carla sends Ted's Band in J.D.'s place to cheer Dr. Cox.: "Put on a Happy Face" written by Lee Adams & Charles Strouse for Bye Bye Birdie.
Performed by The Blanks. (Info)
Scene: J.D. gets through to Dr. Cox.: "Something Else" by Gary Jules. Album: 'Trading Snakeoil for Wolftickets'

Episode 5.22 - "My Déjà Vu My Déjà Vu"

Scene: Dr. Cox is welcomed back to the hospital.: "Welcome Back" originally by John Sebastian. Album: 'The Best of John Sebastian'
Performed by the cast.
Scene: Turk enjoys doing what he wants while Carla is preoccupied with her condition.: "The Streetbeater" (Sanford and Son Theme) written by Quincy Jones. Album: various
Scene: Carla suffers her drinking companions at the bar (background music).: "Heaven Sent" by The Emotion Project AKA Jeff Tufaro Band. Album: ??
Scene: Cox opens up to Elliot; J.D. analyzes the déjà vu.: "World Spins Madly On" by The Weepies. Album: 'Say I Am You'

Episode 5.23 - "My Urologist"

Scene: J.D. imagines all the places Kim could have been.: "Kung Fu Fighting" originally by Carl Douglas. Album: various
Performed by Zach Braff.
Scene: J.D. confronts Kim, and ultimately convinces her to take a risk.: "Easier to Lie" by Aqualung. Album: 'Strange and Beautiful'

Episode 5.24 - "My Transition"

Scene: J.D. imagines accomplishing a homemade dinner & karaoke date.: "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" originally by Elton John & Kiki Dee. Album: various
Performed by Elizabeth Banks & Zach Braff.
Scene: J.D. imagines how Body saves the day.: "William Tell Overture (Finale)" by Gioacchino Rossini.
Scene: The Worthless Peons perform.: "Baby Back Ribs" (Chili's jingle) performed by The Blanks. Album: none (Info)
Scene: J.D chases the gays off his deck (background music).: "I Love the Nightlife" by Alicia Bridges. Album: various
Scene: J.D and Kim have their horseback riding date.: "Love Hurts" by Nazareth. Album: various
Scene: Kim announces her and Elliot's concert plans.: "America" originally by Neil Diamond. Album: various
Performed by Donald Faison.
Scene: All is right with the couples in the world.: "Delirious Love" by Neil Diamond. Album: various
Other music rumored to be in this episode...: "New Model" by The Emotion Project AKA Jeff Tufaro Band. Album: ??
"Boy" by Keren DeBerg. Album: ??
"Why" by Elefant. Album: Album: 'The Black Magic Show'

Season Six

Episode 6.01 - "My Mirror Image"

Scene: Turk's ringtone makes everybody dance.: "Bye Bye Bye" by 'N Sync. Album: 'No Strings Attached'
Scene: J.D. chills at his deck with a little vino (background music).: "Dancing Queen" by ABBA. Album: various
Scene: J.D has a very wild time in Vegas.: "Here It Goes Again" by OK Go. Album: 'Oh No'
Scene: Kim gets weepy over the O.R. music (background music).: "Funky Cold Medina" by Tone Loc. Album: various
Scene: J.D. and the others take a cue from the patients they see themselves in.: "Be Yourself" by Audioslave. Album: 'Out of Exile'

Episode 6.02 - "My Best Friend's Baby's Baby and My Baby's Baby"

Scene: J.D. imagines hitting on his future daughter (background music).: ??

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