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My Blind Date ()

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  • Season 1
  • Episode 12
J.D. is helping Cox reach a 24-hour goal without losing one patient, but a woman slipped in the hospital and Kelso demands J.D. give her personal attention so she won't sue. Elliot would love to take over, but Cox doesn't acknowledge her.
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Dr. John 'J.D.' Dorian
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Dr. Elliot Reid
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Dr. Christopher Turk
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Dr. Bob Kelso
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Dr. Perry Cox
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Nurse Carla Espinosa
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Alex
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Janitor
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Lawyer
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Mike Davis
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Jimmie Walker (as Jimmie Walker)
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Nurse Roberts
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Doug
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Death (uncredited)

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Marc Buckland

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Bill Lawrence ... (created by) (creator)
 
Mark Stegemann ... (written by)
 
Mike Schwartz ... (story editor)

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Gabrielle Allan ... co-producer
Garrett Donovan ... co-producer
Neil Goldman ... co-producer
Bill Lawrence ... executive producer / producer (showrunner)
Liz Newman ... associate producer
Danny Rose ... associate producer
Matt Tarses ... consulting producer
Eric Weinberg ... supervising producer
Randall Keenan Winston ... producer (as Randall Winston)

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Jan Stevens

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John Inwood ... director of photography

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John Michel

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Nicola Scaramuzzo ... post-production coordinator
Larry Field ... final colorist (uncredited)
Eric Alexander Paul ... post-production assistant (uncredited)

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Brett Benner
Debby Romano

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Cabot McMullen

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Joyce Anne Gilstrap

Costume Design by

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Carey Bennett

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Darla Albright ... makeup artist
Scott Williams ... hair stylist
Felicia Linsky ... key makeup artist (uncredited)

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Jason Saville ... unit production manager

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Franklyn M. Gottbetter ... second assistant director
Richard A. Wells ... first assistant director (as Richard Alexander Wells)
Scott K. Harris ... second second assistant director (uncredited)

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Paul Iannizzotto ... property master
Patrick Bolton ... on-set dresser (uncredited)
Felice Orefice III ... paint foreman (uncredited)
Tim Woodruff ... leadman (uncredited)

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John W. Cook II ... re-recording mixer
Joe Foglia ... production sound mixer
Mitch Gettleman ... supervising sound editor (as Mitchell C. Gettleman)
Peter Nusbaum ... re-recording mixer
James Bailey ... foley artist (uncredited)
Tanya Peel ... boom operator (uncredited) / cable utility (uncredited)
Kevin Reilly ... foley artist (uncredited)
Philip Rogers ... adr recordist (uncredited)

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Manmeet Singh ... visual effects artist

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John Koth ... best boy grip / best boy: grip
Kirsten Laube ... loader
Josh Denering ... grip (uncredited)
Bobby Foster ... dolly grip (uncredited)
Charles Hart ... rigging grip best boy (uncredited)
Charles Papert ... a-camera / steadicam operator (uncredited)
Andrew Rawson ... gaffer (uncredited)
Jason Lee Smith ... grip (uncredited)
Dwight Tudor ... assistant camera (uncredited)

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Robyn Owen Silvestri ... casting associate (uncredited)

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Anne Woodard ... key costumer (uncredited)

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Albert Epps ... location manager (uncredited)
Paul Madelenat ... assistant location manager (uncredited)

Music Department

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Lazlo Bane ... music performers: theme song
Timothy Bright ... composer: theme music (as Tim Bright)
Chad Fischer ... composer: theme music
Mitchell Leib ... executive in charge of soundtracks
Chris Link ... composer: theme music
Kenji Nakai ... music scoring mixer
Robert Burke ... performer: theme song (uncredited)

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Denise Karey ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Scott Ayers ... construction driver (uncredited)
Art Bauer ... production driver (uncredited)
Dale Clarke ... driver: set dressing (uncredited)
Reed Cohan ... production driver (uncredited)
Glenn Midcap ... transportation coordinator (uncredited)
Brad Quick ... production driver (uncredited)
Daniel Quick ... production driver (uncredited)
Robert J. Young ... transportation captain (uncredited)

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J.K. Baker ... stand-in
Larkin Campbell ... stand-in
Jonathan Doris ... medical advisor (as Dr. Jonathan Doris)
Deonte Gordon ... stand-in (as Deonté Gordon)
Rene Hall ... stand-in (as René Hall)
Hillary Simone Hirsch ... production coordinator
Dolly Klock ... medical advisor (as Dr. Dolly Klock)
Kattia Ortiz ... stand-in
Scott Rabideau ... stand-in
Amy D'Alessandro ... titles (uncredited)
Bennett DeCarlo ... set production assistant (uncredited)
Eli Dolleman ... production assistant (uncredited)
Norm Swain ... production assistant (uncredited)
Daneka Vallejo ... stand-in (uncredited)
Oorala Yamada ... set production assistant (uncredited)
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Plot Summary

J.D. is helping Cox reach a 24hour goal without losing one patient. Trouble is, a woman slipped in the hospital and Kelso demands J.D. give her personal attention so she won't sue. Cox is also busy with his record breaking attempt to give Elliot the attention she craves. Written by h_berry.

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Also Known As
  • My Blind Date (United States)
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  • 24 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia Dr. Cox looks to "pitch a perfect game" by keeping all patients in the ICU alive until the end of his shift. He states that there are 27 patients. In baseball, a perfect game means that the pitcher retires all 27 batters he faces. See more »
Goofs When J.D. is in the MRI room, the MRI is supposedly on, but it's not making any noise at all, and he's still wearing his pager, stethoscope, watch, etc. In actual fact, a doctor would not take any metal objects into a room with an MRI scanner. See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in 112: My Blind Date (2020). See more »
Soundtracks Easy Tonight See more »
Quotes Dr. Perry Cox: [Dr. Cox just lost a patient] Call it.
Dr. Elliot Reid: Just five minutes left, and it's just the two of us here! Couldn't we just... wait?
Dr. Perry Cox: Just... call it.
Dr. Elliot Reid: No. We all need this, so no. I won't call it.
Dr. Perry Cox: You know, that's probably the dumbest thing anybody's said to me around here in a long time. There's nothing wrong with a one-hitter, there, Barbie. In fact, it's miraculous. And I won't have you of all people cheapen what should be an endless pursuit of perfection just because you want the world to laugh with you tonight. Now, call it.
Dr. Elliot Reid: [bitterly] Time of death: 11:55.
Dr. Perry Cox: Good girl. Better go get yourself a cup of coffee - new game starts in four minutes.
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