Scrubs My Cuz (Season 8, Episode 16)
TV-PG
TV Episode | 21 min | Comedy, Drama

Scrubs

My Cuz (Season 8, Episode 16)

TV-PG

TV Episode | 21 min | Comedy, Drama

JD and Elliot are disturbed when Kim and Sean begin dating, and JD's son appears to like Sean more than him. Meanwhile, Dr. Cox has reservations about promoting Turk to Chief of Surgery, and Kelso admits himself into the hospital.

Showrunner

Bill Lawrence

Director

Linda Mendoza

Writers

Bill Lawrence (created by) | Kevin Biegel (written by)

Producers

Bill Lawrence | Liz Newman | Randall Keenan Winston (as Randall Winston)

Composer

Jan Stevens

Cinematographer

John Inwood

Editor

Rick Blue

Casting Directors

Brett Benner | Debby Romano

Production Designer

Cabot McMullen

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Edit Released

Updated Apr 22, 2009

Release date

Apr 22, 2009 (United States)

Awards

Series awards

Won 2 Primetime Emmy Awards. Another 31 wins & 136 nominations

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Cast	+ Add Cast
15 cast members

Name	Known for
Zach Braff Dr. John 'J.D.' Dorian Dr. John 'J.D.' Dorian See fewer	Garden State (2004)
Sarah Chalke Dr. Elliot Reid Dr. Elliot Reid See fewer	Scrubs (2001)
Donald Faison Dr. Christopher Turk Dr. Christopher Turk See fewer	Scrubs (2001)
Neil Flynn Janitor Janitor See fewer	Mean Girls (2004)
Ken Jenkins Dr. Bob Kelso Dr. Bob Kelso See fewer	Scrubs (2001)
John C. McGinley Dr. Perry Cox Dr. Perry Cox See fewer	Scrubs (2001)
Judy Reyes Nurse Carla Espinosa Nurse Carla Espinosa See fewer	Scrubs (2001)
Elizabeth Banks Dr. Kim Briggs Dr. Kim Briggs See fewer	The Hunger Games (2012)
Scott Foley Sean Kelly Sean Kelly See fewer	Scandal (2012)
Todd Bosley Howie Howie See fewer	Little Giants (1994)
Robert Maschio Todd Quinlan Todd Quinlan See fewer	Scrubs (2001)
Kit Pongetti Lady Lady See fewer	National Lampoon's Van Wilder (2002)
Sonal Shah Sunny Sunny See fewer	Four Samosas (2022)
Arielle Byron Barista Barista See fewer	Scrubs (2001)
Korbi Ghosh Nurse Korbi Nurse Korbi See fewer	Scrubs (2001)