Eric Weinberg Upcoming Appearances

J.D. s romantic life has a new light (Amy Smart): a glow beside the flickering bulbs in the bickering relationships of fellow staffers. Nurse Paul: Rick Schroder. Jordan: Christa Miller Lawrence. Janitor: Neil Flynn.

A surgery stint stokes J.D., but alienates him from Turk; the Elliot-Nurse Paul affair seesaws; the Cox-Kelso enmity takes a peculiar turn. Nurse Paul: Rick Schroder. Crispin: George Miserlis. Elliot: Sarah Chalke. Ted: Sam Lloyd.

A patient s trust binds J.D., who can t reveal a disturbing diagnosis to the afflicted s girlfriend, a winsome charmer J.D. is romancing; a hopeless case steels Elliot s resolve. Kylie: Chrystee Pharris. James: Marc D. Wilson.

Troubling diagnoses fluster J.D., more deeply involved with a recent widow; baby-sitting has an impact on Cox; erotic dreams agitate Turk. Jamie: Amy Smart. Jordan: Christa Miller Lawrence. Cox: John C. McGinley.

J.D. s love runs hot and cold; Turk s romance with Carla takes a sudden turn toward the altar; Cox s mockery backfires. Fred Berry (“What s Happening!!”) plays himself in a cameo. Jamie: Amy Smart. Janitor: Neil Flynn.

Act II unfolds as J.D. s sitcom fantasy, filmed in front of a studio audience and triggered by his tending to a TV writer. Clay Aiken guest stars as a hapless cafeteria worker, who sings “Isn t She Lovely?” Mr. James: Ken Lerner. Kylie: Chrystee Pharris.

A visit from J.D. and Turk s frat buddy (Ryan Reynolds), now successful and still partying, unsettles his pals. Meanwhile, Cox learns he s the father of Jordan s baby; and Kelso comes down hard on Elliot.

An old flame (Heather Graham) rekindles J.D. s attraction amidst his frustration with Kylie. Also, romantic problems embroil Turk and Carla; and a dating game entangles Elliot, who s the object of a bet between Cox and the Janitor.

A get-together takes an unexpected turn for J.D., Turk and Carla, who seeks to smooth over her problems with Turk. Elsewhere, a patient s ailment rattles Elliot; and an injury to Cox s son disconcerts the tot s mom.

Professional and personal situations test the bounds of friendship between J.D. and Turk; a sexist matter entangles Elliot with Kelso (Ken Jenkins). Todd: Robert Maschio. Carla: Judy Reyes. Mr. Kavanaugh: Robert Munns. Turk: Donald Faison.

J.D. s father figures---Cox and Kelso---court the support of their hopeful protégé over the issues of patient care and health insurance. Louie Anderson appears briefly as himself. Dr. Steadman: Matt Winston. Jared: Matthew Richards. Todd: Robert Maschio.

Lovelorn Elliott falls again, this time for a kind charmer (Josh Randall) caring for a neighbor. Trouble is, she seeks Cox s romantic advice. His counsel: “ignore the hell out of him.” Also: Turk and Carla participate in couples therapy.

A difficult case rallies the residents behind J.D.; mishaps plague Elliot, who has a calamitous run-in with an old beau (Scott Foley); and the feud between Kelso and Cox continues to fester. Laddy: Sean Whalen.

Hospital duty conflicts with Elliot s new romance with an old beau (Scott Foley), who s really more attached to the sea creatures he trains; the bond between J.D. and Turk faces a stern test as the latter finally sets a wedding day.

Ego trips up Turk, who s facing a challenge from Cox; sex abstinence agitates Elliott, who s resolved not to “ruin” her relationship with Jake (Josh Randall). Elsewhere, Kelso and the Janitor make use of a motorized cart.

A main character departs and J.D. faces a major turning point when he moves out of Turk and Carla s place. Elsewhere, the Elliot-Jake relationship intensifies.

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The residency directorship appeals to Cox, but Kelso s a hurdle; tensions surface between Elliot and Sean, who learns of her fling with J.D.; a surgical procedure partners Carla with Turk, who s not anxious to work side by side with his fiancee.