"My Self Examination", Episode #321.



Cast: Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke, Donald Faison, John C. McGinley, Judy Reyes, Ken Jenkins, Neil Flynn, Freddy Rodriguez, Tara Reid, Christa Miller Lawrence.
Producer(s): Bill Lawrence.

Original Airdate: April 27, 2004.

Is this the finale?

I believe next week is.

next week is the finale...can't wait to see tonight's episode

WE HAVE A SOUP NAZI SIGHTING!!!

Nice ep, quite a twist with the whole elliot thing. Wasnt expecting that.

"My future brother-in-law is an evil genius."




This show alone almost makes up for all the reality crap on TV nowadays.

overall, it was pretty awful, though it had some highlights. I especially like the carla-cox dynamic, which they haven't picked up on since season 1

I was watching 24 and missed the first minute or so. How did they explain Danni being with the Soup Nazi. Was she dating the actor who played him? Or was the whole character ported over, or what? TIA.

it was supposed to be the actor who had played him, and not much of an explanation was given.

Really? I think they address their dynamic w/ each other every few eps. They might address it in small, subtle doses, but they do it, imo.

meh

The Soup Nazi showing up in the beginning was funny as was Randall as the union president.

Turk reading off the "When Harry Met Sally" speech.

!!!

How come in last weeks episode, JD doesn't know who Ross and Rachel are,
but this week, he knows the Soup Nazi?

Because you are thinking about it too much.

So cuz someone doesnt watch Friends they can't watch Seinfeld either?

The obvious answer is Seinfeld >>>>> Friends.

Elliot in that dress

clicky-tops vs. twisty-bottoms

How does that go again? "You're out of luck in the soup department?"

Excellent line

Just caught the episode off bittorrent, I found it pretty good although the Harry/Sally thing was predictable.

I do have to say that Cox's woman (who's name I forget) looked absolutely gorgeous in this episode compared to the others this season, much more like the old Drew Days.

I think Jordan (Christa Miller Lawrence) looks good all of the time.

Did you not watch NBC at all since last Thursday. I WISH stupid NBC didn't spoil it by running that several dozen times.

I enjoyed the "Cox looking for anyone to pick a fight with" subplot more than that "JD being such a commitment-phobe" subplot.

How did they get the Soup Nazi on the show?

I needed some HotDoc, though. Would have loved to see Cox try to pick a fight with her and failing miserably, thus driving him back to Jordan.

Not enough Dr. Jan Itor in this ep.

I miss Tasty Coma Wife.