Keith Dudemeister

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.

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.

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.

J.D. and Turk finds out Carla is pregnant before she does. J.D. convinces Turk to tell everyone in the hospital to surprise Carla.

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.

Dr. Cox is named the best Doctor in the area by a big publication; After struggling to conceive, Carla blames Turk’s fertility; Elliot finds out J.D. dislikes Keith.

As the hospital says goodbye to a dying Mrs. Wilk, Cox and J.D. go through the five stages of grief. Meanwhile, Elliot realizes her booty call with Keith has become a relationship.

J.D. tries to get rid of Keith while favoring a different intern, “Cabbage.” Meanwhile, the office says good to Mrs. Wilk while the Janitor keeps a magpie who likes to steal things at the hospital.

J.D. and Elliot agreed to each find respective booty calls; Meanwhile, Carla encourages Turk to fight for a female-friendly gym and the Janitor and Cox forge a friendship over beers.

J.D. gets called into work on his day off and all he wants to do is go home; Elliot tries to convince everyone she’s an endocrinologist after her short-lived fellowship.