Starring: John C. McGinley, Zach Braff, Donald Faison, Neil Flynn, Sarah Chalke, Ken Jenkins, Judy Reyes
My Malpractice Decision (aka My MalPractical Decision) - S4-E9
Continuity mistake: When JD and Nina are kissing at the end of the episode, the direction in which JD tilts his head changes twice, when the camera reverses on itself.
My Malpractice Decision (aka My MalPractical Decision) - S4-E9
Continuity mistake: When Doug first enters the quarantine room, the notices on the door don't match the ones visible when Elliot is talking to him.
My Way Home - S5-E7
Character mistake: Early in the episode, Keith pages JD from home to the hospital. When JD arrives, he asks Keith what's the big emergency and Keith asks if he wants the patient to be prescribed unfractionated or low molecular weight heparin. JD gets angry and says that they're the exact same thing. This is in fact completely incorrect. Low molecular weight heparin is made from fragments of unfractionated heparin. They have different effects in their metabolism, half life and dose monitoring (unfractionated needs a blood test, low molecular weight doesn't). The choice between unfractionated and LMWH is an important clinical decision and should not be dismissed as "the exact same thing".
My Unicorn - S4-E11
Dr. Cox: I love this moment so much I want to have sex with it.
Trivia: The picture of the lady in Ted's office is his real-life mother.
Question: Does anyone know if Robert Maschio's (The Todd) 'DOC' tattoo is real? If so, is there any known meaning behind it?
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Answer: No, it was a fake, they used a stamp.
It is real.