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Dr. Robert “Bob Kelso” is the former Chief of Medicine of Sacred Heart on Scrubs and is played by Ken Jenkins.  Although Dr. Kelso is generally portrayed as mean-spirited and heartless, he really is just doing his job as the Chief and is looking out for the hospital’s best interests.  Now retired, Dr. Kelso still hangs around the hospital and is much more human showing his softer side and ofering advice.
Kelso often refers to his obese wife Enid and his gay son Harrison, though neither have appeared on the show.

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J.D. and Kim’s romance escalates, but Elliot, who recently became friends with Kim, won’t give them time alone. Dr. Cox and Jordan celebrate Jack becoming potty trained.

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J.D. falls for Dr. Kim (Elizabeth Banks) after she removes her wedding ring and instantly appears; Elliot considers breaking up with Keith when he refuses to stand up for himself.

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Feeling guilty over the death of three patients, Dr. Cox comes to work drunk and is forced on a league of absence. The whole staff except J.D. takes rotations visiting Cox.

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After repeatedly running into and blowing off an annoying patient, Jill (Nicole Sullivan), J.D. feels guilty when she commits suicide via a drug overdose and he never saw the signs coming.

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In an episode narrated by the Janitor, J.D. tries to make a video postcard for his mother, but gets locked in the water tower by the Janitor while the Janitor bonds with a quadriplegic patient.

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J.D. finds himself lying to protect his visiting brother Dan’s feelings; Carla and Turk can’t decides on a baby name; Cox is forced to work with Ted.

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Carla is forced to do Kelso’s normal job of rejecting people’s requests; J.D.’s patient who gets a liver transplant recovers while his brother who donated gets worse.

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J.D. encourages his patients to go the extra mile with their patients; Turk and Carla finds out they’re having problems conceiving because of their stress.