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My Lunch

‘My Lunch’

Season 5, Episode 20 -  Aired April 25, 2006

As the doctors try to keep three patients in need of organ transplants going, Dr. Cox and J.D. run into their annoying former patient, Jill Tracy (Nicole Sullivan), at a supermarket. Meanwhile, Carla and Elliot try to help the Todd come to terms with his sexuality, so he'll be less creepy towards women.

Quote from Todd

Carla: Todd, do you have second?
Todd: I'm actually on my way to the gym.
Carla: That's what it's about.
Todd: Whoa. Did something happen to the gym? Don't lie to me.
Elliot: We know about your...
Carla: Situation.
Elliot: You are hiding from yourself.
Carla: Stop hiding, Todd.
Elliot: We accept you.
Carla: No matter who you love.
Todd: The Todd's confused.

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Quote from Todd

Elliot: Well, you were wrong. It went great. At first The Todd was a little emotional, but by the end of it, he was saying how happy he was that he didn't have to live a lie. Then he French-braided my hair and then he took it out 'cause he said I could not pull it off. Oh, he is so honest.
Carla: It was great. It was like he changed into a whole new person. God, how awesome is it gonna be not having that inappropriate pig wandering the halls?
Todd: Hey, Mickhead. Is that package for me? You know it is!
Turk: You ladies must be so proud.
Elliot: Todd, what are you doing?
Todd: I'm getting my gay on. Hey, buddy, you and I should totally have sex sometime.
Turk: See? I knew this was going to come back to me.

Quote from Dr. Cox

Dr. Cox: What the hell's going on?
Turk: Everybody's failing.
Turk: Mrs. Sykes is indicating peripheral neuropathy. My valve transplant patient is suffering partial complex seizures.
Dr. Cox: How how you feeling there, Dave?
Mr. Bradford: Pretty good, but my feet are a little numb.
Dr. Cox: You hang tight, all right? OK. I don't get it. Doesn't make sense.
Dr. Kelso: Perry, the autopsy just came in on your donor Jill Tracy. She didn't die of an overdose.
J.D.: [v.o.] And just like that, whatever burden of responsibility I felt was lifted. But like I said before, good news for one person can be bad news for another.
Dr. Cox: She died of rabies? OK, people, all of our transplant patients are infected. We now know what we're dealing with here. Let's get involved. We can do this.

Quote from Todd

Larry: Todd, you were impressive in surgery today.
Todd: Thanks, man. You were really impressive in the shower this morning. You know, dong-wise.

Quote from Todd

Elliot: What the hell are you doing?
Todd: Motor-boating. You know, I really gotta thank you gals for outing me. Chicks dig gay dudes. Hey, Lisa. I heard you lied and said we didn't do it. Admit it, we doinked.
Lisa: I was sad because my dad died.
Todd: I wasn't.
Carla: So this whole thing was an act?
Elliot: I cannot believe that I let you in that fitting room while I was trying on bras.
Carla: Ew!
Todd: That was a very special time for me.

Quote from Todd

Todd: Oh, it's cool if you want to walk away, ladies, 'cause I love to watch you go. Nothing wrong with those.
Todd: [v.o.] Nothing wrong with that either. Or that. Or that.
Janitor: What the hell are you?
Todd: I'm The Todd.

Quote from Dr. Cox

Dr. Cox: He wasn't about to die, was he, Newbie? Could've waited another month for a kidney.
J.D.: Where are you going? Your shift's not over. Hey! Remember what you told me? The second you start blaming yourself for people's deaths, there's no coming back.
Dr. Cox: Yeah. You're right.

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