Donald Faison Upcoming Appearances

Jealousy goads J.D., rattled by Elliot s new affair with his visiting brother (Tom Cavanagh); spite incites Cox and Kelso to get at Molly, whose overweening cheeriness they find irritating. Molly: Heather Graham.

Tales of two Mollys are spun around Dr. Molly Clock s fling with J.D. and a guest stint by Molly Shannon as a very vocal paramedic, who becomes a thorn in the side of Dr. Cox as he fulfills his community-service obligation.

Part 1 of two. ER s Julianna Margulies plays “the scariest malpractice attorney in the city.” Not surprisingly, her dad is a patient MDs are afraid to treat. Richard Kind returns as a hypochondriac out to teach Turk a lesson. Doug: Johnny Kastl.

Conclusion. J.D. s a prisoner of love, bewitched by a malpractice lawyer (Julianna Margulies) who s suing Turk. Elsewhere, Elliot gets short shrift from a sexist-pig patient (Jon Polito), an influential member of the hospital board.

Dr. Cox struggles to diagnose a patient, and J.D. and Turk set out to one-up the veteran doctor by beating him to the punch. Elsewhere, Carla and Elliot try to persuade the hospital board to not force Kelso into retirement.

In the series pilot, J.D. encounters a take-charge nurse, finds romance and faces an anxious first night on call. J.D.: Zach Braff. Elliott: Sarah Chalke. Carla: Judy Reyes. Mr. Burski: Ted Rogers.

Matthew Perry directed and plays the estranged, cavalierly Chandler-esque son of an amiable patient (John Bennett Perry, his real-life dad) in need of a new kidney. Also, Elliot wages a battle against gender discrimination.

Ego trips up J.D. over a patient s plight that Elliot diagnoses first. “When did she become a better doctor than me?,” he whines. Cox has a typically caustic response. “Probably during one of the countless days you were goofing off.”

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.

Colin Farrell guest stars as an Irish-born free spirit, philosopher and battler who woos Carla and Elliot, and wows J.D. and Turk. Also, Cox has a vasectomy, then has second thoughts.

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.

Staffers are quarantined in the ICU, thanks to a gaffe by J.D., entrapped with his new flame and the “ex-girlfriend from hell” (Tara Reid). Also, tensions flare between Carla and Turk, who s jealous of his wife s ties with Cox.

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.

Michael Boatman (“Spin City”) guest stars as Cox s competitive old buddy, who rekindles their rivalry. Also, J.D. seeks new digs after he s ousted by Turk and Carla, who long for privacy, but soon miss having him around.

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 feisty patient riles Kelso, who redons scrubs, thanks to Cox s challenge, and finds his bedside manner sorely tested. Elsewhere, Carla moves out of Turk s place and into Elliot s, while J.D. moves back in with Turk. Nell: Lindsay Hollister.

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.