Home > Scrubs > Season 4 « TV Series Page Scrubs: Season 4 (2004 - 2005) SEASON: Season 4 Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4 Season 5 Season 6 Season 7 Season 8 Season 9 Want to see Episode List Season 4 Scrubs Critics Consensus No consensus yet. Not enough ratings to calculate a score. TOMATOMETER Critic Ratings: 1 94% Audience Score User Ratings: 128 NEW More Info × Close Want to see Super Reviewer Submit Super Reviewer Edit Review Episodes 1 My Old Friend's New Friend Air date: Aug 31, 2004 Heather Graham ("Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me") joins the cast in a recurring role as an insightful if spacey psychiatrist. The main plot focuses on her interaction with J.D. and his treatment of a recalcitrant patient. More 2 My Office Air date: Sep 7, 2004 Hospital conflicts busy Clock, who sets out to mollify J.D. and Elliot, now sharing duties and squabbling as co-chief residents. The psychiatrist also comes between a battling Carla and Turk, who's engaged in a feud with Cox as well. More 3 My New Game Air date: Sep 14, 2004 Surprise! Cox is still married to Jordan, thanks to a legal mix-up; respect eludes J.D. in his new residency role that has him battling with Elliot. Molly: Heather Graham. Miss Myers: Bronwen Booth. Dr. Lemmon: Brogan Roche. More 4 My First Kill Air date: Sep 21, 2004 A risky procedure daunts J.D., intimidated by Cox's dire warning to residents that "sometime you will screw up [and] kill a patient." Elsewhere, Elliot crosses swords with Molly over a patient's candidacy for surgery. Dean: Tim Conlon. More 5 Her Story Air date: Sep 28, 2004 Disillusionment racks Elliot, upset by the imprudent behavior of Molly (Heather Graham), her mentor; leadership skills test J.D., who strikes an improbable bargain with Cox. Mike: Jason-Shayne Scott. Lonnie: Michael Hobert. More 6 My Cake Air date: Oct 12, 2004 Tom Cavanagh returns as J.D.'s older brother in an episode about grief, acceptance and denial. One plot deals with the death of the sibs' dad, another with Turk's debilitating health condition. Molly: Heather Graham. Janitor: Neil Flynn. More 7 My Common Enemy Air date: Oct 19, 2004 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. More 8 My Last Chance Air date: Oct 26, 2004 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. More 9 My Malpractical Decision Air date: Nov 9, 2004 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. More 10 My Female Trouble Air date: Nov 16, 2004 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. More Show More Episodes Scrubs: Season 4 Photos View All Photos (48) Tv Season Info In the fourth season, J.D. (Zach Braff) completes his residency, though it does little to change his relationship with Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley), and is still on the outs with Elliot (Sarah Chalke) after their disastrous coupling. But it's not all bad news—he dates the upbeat and quirky psychiatrist Molly Clock (guest star Heather Graham). Turk (Donald Faison) and Carla (Judy Reyes), meanwhile, adjust to life as newlyweds, and Dr. Cox and Jordan (Christa Miller) learn something surprising about their divorce. Notable guest stars checking in to Sacred Heart this season include Molly Shannon, Matthew Perry, Colin Farrell and Clay Aiken. Genre: Comedy Network: ABC Premiere Date: Aug 31, 2004 Creator: Bill Lawrence Cast Zach Braff as John `J.D.' Dorian Donald Faison as Chris Turk Sarah Chalke as Elliot Reid Ken Jenkins as Dr. Bob Kelso John C. McGinley as Dr. Perry Cox Judy Reyes as Carla Espinosa Neil Flynn as Janitor Robert Maschio as Todd Sam Lloyd as Ted Christa Miller as Jordan Sullivan Heather Graham as Dr. Molly Clock Johnny Kastl as Doug Chrystee Pharris as Kylie Josh Randall as Jake Phill Lewis as Hooch Julianna Margulies as Neena Broderick Martin Klebba as Randall Tom Cavanagh as Dan Mike Hobert as Lonnie Richard Kind as Mr. Corman Michael Hobert as Lonnie Meredith Roberts as Kathy Joe Rose as Troy Michael Boatman as Ron Lindsay Hollister as Nell Matthew Perry as Murray Sarah Ramos as Lindsay Molly Shannon as Denise Jon Polito as Mr. Summers John Bennett Perry as Harrison Colin Farrell as Billy Marc D. Wilson as James Clay Aiken as Kenny Robert E. Beckwith as Dr. Johnson Matthew Kaminsky as Mr. Milligan Chris Hogan as Mr. Gerst Aloma Wright Mike Weinberg as Tyler Takayo Fischer as Mrs. Cheng Tim Haldeman as Mr. Warner Sugarhill Gang as Themselves Ellen Albertini Dow as Betty Cynthia Frost as Mrs. Grodberg Tim Conlon as Dean Jason-Shayne Scott as Mike Tara Reid as Danni John Brady as Mr. Silka Michael Alaimo as Mr. Radford Gabrielle Allan as Glenda Dayo Ade as Mr. Hovey Charles Chun as Dr. Wen Ken Lerner as Mr. James Bronwen Booth as Miss Myers Wendy Schenker as Mrs. MacCalla Biff Yeager as Pathologist Michael Cotter as Michael Frank Encarnacao as Dr. Mickhead Bart Sumner as Mr. Blass Michael Bunin as Jerry Brogan Roche as Dr. Lemmon Kevin Lowe as Mr. Daniels Stuart McClean as Dr. Gold Bob Clendenin as Dr. Zeltzer Lindsey Atoddart as Nurse Halston Monica Allgeier as Nurse Tisdale Carol Herman as Mrs. Carter Jeremy Eckman as Lyle Jim Hanks as Turner Larry Marko as Mr. Gilmore Stephanie Brown as Dr. Jennifer Garti Andrew Herman as Mr. Roman Amy Rilling as Nurse Amy Jody Carter as Mrs. Covello Herman Poppe as Mr. Porter Madison R. Wells as Karen Show More Cast Episodes 1 My Old Friend's New Friend Air date: Aug 31, 2004 Heather Graham ("Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me") joins the cast in a recurring role as an insightful if spacey psychiatrist. The main plot focuses on her interaction with J.D. and his treatment of a recalcitrant patient. More 2 My Office Air date: Sep 7, 2004 Hospital conflicts busy Clock, who sets out to mollify J.D. and Elliot, now sharing duties and squabbling as co-chief residents. The psychiatrist also comes between a battling Carla and Turk, who's engaged in a feud with Cox as well. More 3 My New Game Air date: Sep 14, 2004 Surprise! Cox is still married to Jordan, thanks to a legal mix-up; respect eludes J.D. in his new residency role that has him battling with Elliot. Molly: Heather Graham. Miss Myers: Bronwen Booth. Dr. Lemmon: Brogan Roche. More 4 My First Kill Air date: Sep 21, 2004 A risky procedure daunts J.D., intimidated by Cox's dire warning to residents that "sometime you will screw up [and] kill a patient." Elsewhere, Elliot crosses swords with Molly over a patient's candidacy for surgery. Dean: Tim Conlon. More 5 Her Story Air date: Sep 28, 2004 Disillusionment racks Elliot, upset by the imprudent behavior of Molly (Heather Graham), her mentor; leadership skills test J.D., who strikes an improbable bargain with Cox. Mike: Jason-Shayne Scott. Lonnie: Michael Hobert. More 6 My Cake Air date: Oct 12, 2004 Tom Cavanagh returns as J.D.'s older brother in an episode about grief, acceptance and denial. One plot deals with the death of the sibs' dad, another with Turk's debilitating health condition. Molly: Heather Graham. Janitor: Neil Flynn. More 7 My Common Enemy Air date: Oct 19, 2004 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. More 8 My Last Chance Air date: Oct 26, 2004 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. More 9 My Malpractical Decision Air date: Nov 9, 2004 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. More 10 My Female Trouble Air date: Nov 16, 2004 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. More Show More Episodes Critic Reviews for Scrubs Season 4 All Critics (1) | Top Critics (0) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (0) Thankfully, Scrubs has never lost its edge, or its ability to hold up a comedic mirror to our real-world problems. Sep 4, 2018 | Rating: 9/10 | Full Review… Todd Gilchrist IGN Movies View All Critic Reviews (1) Audience Reviews for Scrubs: Season 4 Aug 09, 2014 Can't give this one a perfect score due to the fact that a lot of cast changes in the end didn't hold it together that well. Even if it is one of the best comedies of all time. Yes bold statement, but it really is. A truly talented cast with all hard hitters up till almost the end. That's including what was to be the 9th season revival that couldn't take off. Paul M May 14, 2014 Season four picks up exactly where the last one left off and is just as incredible. This season marks the final year of J.D. and Elliot's residency and follows Turk and Carla's marital troubles, Elliot's relationship with J.D. and his brother, J.D.'s relationship with Dr. Molly Clock, and the tension between J.D. and Elliot. In the end, Elliot gets a job offer from another hospital, which threatens to tear there group apart. This season, like all seasons, blends together flawlessly with the other seasons, so I can't be sure about my rating of this specific one; but it stands to reason that it would more than likely be top notch. Dov D See all Audience reviews News & Features 150 Erotic Movies Ranked worst to best! 2019's Most Anticipated 63 movies coming up this year 200 Essential Movies Chosen by RT staff! 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