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That episode and that scene was amazing.
Absolutely. Having worked in emergency services, I struggle to watch it but always find it cathartic afterwards. I don't normally drink much but you damn well know I open a bottle of scotch in solidarity
I agree, but also I think JD should have been way more concerned about Cox rather than asking that and walking away with him.
Yeah but it was made for me a bit more dramatic scene