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My Self-Examination ()

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  • Season 3
  • Episode 21
J.D. wakes next to Elliott, with the chilling realisation that he doesn't actually love her. At the dress rehearsal for the wedding, Turk is tricked into a humiliating gaffe by Carla's brother. J.D. chooses that moment to come clean with... See more »
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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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Janitor
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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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Danni
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Jordan Sullivan
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Todd Quinlan
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Nurse Roberts
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Mark
Jennifer Anderson ...
Nanny
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Another Janitor
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J.D.'s Mother
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11-year old J.D.
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Randall
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Larry
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Maria Espinosa (uncredited)
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Gabriella Espinosa (uncredited)

Directed by

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Randall Keenan Winston ... (as Randall Winston)

Written by

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Bill Lawrence ... (created by) (creator)
 
Janae Bakken ... (written by)
 
Janae Bakken ... (executive story editor) and
Debra Fordham ... (executive story editor) and
Mark Stegemann ... (executive story editor)
 
Angela Nissel ... (story editor)

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

Music by

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Jan Stevens

Cinematography by

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John Inwood ... director of photography

Editing by

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John Michel

Editorial Department

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Nicola Scaramuzzo ... post production supervisor
Timothy Serda ... assistant editor
Eli Dolleman ... post-production assistant (uncredited)
Larry Field ... final colorist (uncredited)

Casting By

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Brett Benner
Debby Romano

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Cabot McMullen

Set Decoration by

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Brian Kasch

Costume Design by

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Carey Bennett

Makeup Department

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Darla Albright ... makeup artist
Janice Kavanagh ... makeup artist
Scott Williams ... hair stylist
Cyndilee Rice ... key makeup artist (uncredited)

Production Management

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Irwin Marcus ... unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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

Art Department

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Tim Caprarelli ... property master
Patrick Bolton ... on-set dresser (uncredited)
Vincent Luizzi ... set dresser (uncredited)
Felice Orefice III ... paint foreman (uncredited)

Sound Department

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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)
Zander Gerhardt ... boom operator (uncredited)
Chris Navarro ... adr mixer (uncredited)
Tanya Peel ... boom operator (uncredited) / cable utility (uncredited)
David Ruth ... sound editor (uncredited)

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Manmeet Singh ... visual effects artist
Dylan Chudzynski ... visual effects (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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John Koth ... best boy grip
Richard W. Davis ... a-camera / steadicam operator (uncredited)
Bobby Foster ... dolly grip (uncredited)
W. Ted Mayer ... grip (uncredited)
Andrew Rawson ... gaffer (uncredited)
Calvin Starnes ... grip (uncredited)
Dwight Tudor ... assistant camera (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Blyth Nailling ... casting associate (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Nickolaus Brown ... costume supervisor
Shelly Cowan ... costumer
Celeste LaChance ... costumer
Kathleen Mussehl ... costumer

Location Management

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Albert Epps ... 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

Script and Continuity Department

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Denise Karey ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Scott Ayers ... construction driver (uncredited)
Paul Burlin ... production driver (uncredited)
Dale Clarke ... driver: set dressing (uncredited)
Brian McQuown ... production driver (uncredited)
Glenn Midcap ... transportation coordinator (uncredited)
Bob Neal ... production driver (uncredited)
Brad Quick ... production driver (uncredited)
Robert J. Young ... transportation captain (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Richard Chaim ... production assistant
Jonathan Doris ... medical advisor (as Dr. Jonathan Doris)
S. Brett Gantt ... production accountant (as Brett Gantt)
Dolly Klock ... medical advisor (as Dr. Dolly Klock)
Christopher Nappi ... production coordinator
Kelly Nass ... production coordinator (as Kelly D. Nass)
Oorala Yamada ... key set production assistant
Eren Celeboglu ... assistant: Bill Lawrence (uncredited)
Amy D'Alessandro ... titles (uncredited)
Erin Lander ... adr loop group (uncredited)
Ryan A. Levin ... production assistant (uncredited)
Norm Swain ... production assistant (uncredited)
Jared Weisfelner ... production assistant (uncredited)
Peter Wentzel ... finance executive (uncredited)
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Plot Summary

J.D. wakes next to Elliott, with the chilling realisation that he doesn't actually love her. At the dress rehearsal for the wedding, Turk is tricked into a humiliating gaffe by Carla's brother. J.D. chooses that moment to come clean with Elliott - who responds by throwing him across a table. Elsewhere, Cox deliberately provokes an argument with Jordan to maintain the spark in their relationship. Written by Steve Green

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  • My Self-Examination (United States)
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  • 24 min
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Trivia J.D. recognizes Larry Thomas as the actor who played "the Soup Nazi" in Seinfeld (1989). See more »
Goofs This episode takes place mostly during the day of Turk and Carla's rehearsal dinner. J.D. and Elliot make a couple of references about what they could do that night, but in they end they are (and were always going to be, obviously) attending the dinner. See more »
Movie Connections Features When Harry Met Sally... (1989). See more »
Soundtracks Follow Through See more »
Quotes J.D.: How does it go? You're out of luck in the soup department?
Larry Thomas the Soup Nazi: No soup for you!
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