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- What explanation does JD give for having 38 one dollar bills?
Hint: Turk and JD were going to a strip club.
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No no no. He bought a $2 newspaper and it was the change from his forty dollar bill.
[QUOTE=KRM]
No no no. He bought a $2 newspaper and it was the change from his forty dollar bill.
Never mind. Already answered.
93. Name the occupation of the following characters:
a) JD’s dad - Sells office supplies
b) JD’s brother Dan - Bartender
c) Elliott’s boyfriend Sean - Works at Sea World
d) Paul Flowers - Nurse
e) Jordan’s brother Ben - Photographer
Damn, I’m quick!
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93. Name the occupation of the following characters:
a) JD’s dad - Sells office supplies
b) JD’s brother Dan - Bartender
c) Elliott’s boyfriend Sean - Works at Sea World
d) Paul Flowers - Nurse
e) Jordan’s brother Ben - Photographer
Damn, I’m quick!
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Except that I don’t believe Ben was a photographer. That was just a hobby. He was in construction – remember that he nailed a board to his hand?
New questions:
What is Kelso’s nickname for his wife?
Where does Kelso keep his savings?
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Except that I don’t believe Ben was a photographer. That was just a hobby. He was in construction – remember that he nailed a board to his hand?
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Damn, you’re right.
Kelso’s nickname for his wife is Bunny.
[QUOTE=KRM]
102. What were the first words out of Dr. Cox’s mouth when JD brought him out of his depression?
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“You don’t drink scotch.”
Buddha
Bank Farter
“You don’t drink scotch.”
Leonard
[QUOTE=silenus]
100. What is Snoop Dog resident’s name?
Leonard
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I believe you’re thinking of the security guard with the hook hand.
You are correct, and alas, I am not. I just saw that episode last night, too.
When he and JD didn’t get to see the Bulls play because they both brought sandwiches, not the tickets. Turk goes crazy and pulls out some of his hair, so he had to shave it all to match.
Lloyd, and he’s a producer.
All answers to my questions are correct except for “What song did JD’s brother sing in the bath?” (hint: It’s not an actual song, more like a phrase) (bonus hint: It was after Eliot supposedly dumped him)
The cracker was specifically a saltine, though.
What 80’s actress played Elliot’s mother? For bonus points, in what field is her brother famous?
Who is Dr. Cox’s favorite hockey team?
Who did Jordan originally claim was Jack’s father?
Where did Eliot’s human beat box intern learn to do that? For bonus points, who did he dedicate his beats to when he demonstrated to Dr. Kelso?
What was the name of the brain-dead patient whose father was reluctant to allow a heart donation? And why was this name significant to the episode?
What 80’s actress played Elliot’s mother? For bonus points, in what field is her brother famous?
Markie Post. No idea on the brother part.
Who is Dr. Cox’s favorite hockey team?
Detroit Red Wings
Who did Jordan originally claim was Jack’s father?
A Cabana boy or maybe a pool boy. One of those ‘boys.’
Where did Eliot’s human beat box intern learn to do that? For bonus points, who did he dedicate his beats to when he demonstrated to Dr. Kelso?
He learned it in temple. He dedicated it to someone in another wing, a patient, I think.
What was the name of the brain-dead patient whose father was reluctant to allow a heart donation? And why was this name significant to the episode? The patient was named Ray Bolger, and it was in the “Wizard of Oz” themed episode. Ray Bolger played the Scarecrow.
[QUOTE=Pixiesnix]
All answers to my questions are correct except for “What song did JD’s brother sing in the bath?” (hint: It’s not an actual song, more like a phrase) (bonus hint: It was after Eliot supposedly dumped him)
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Something to the effect of “Gone, she’s gone!”
[QUOTE=Kyyrewyyoae]
Surgery on a patient using hypnosis instead of anesthesia.
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That’s not the one I was thinking of. It involves lunchtime.
[QUOTE=ivylass]
That’s not the one I was thinking of. It involves lunchtime.
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In that case, he wouldn’t give up his bench at lunch to Kelso. And, he would eat at it in the middle of a rainstorm.
-Joe