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- Episode 06x06

Episode: 06x06
Title: My Musical
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 606
First Aired: Jan. 18, 2007

Season 6 » Episode #06 - My Musical

Summary: Sacred Heart is turned into a full scale Broadway stage when Patti checks in complaining of hearing incessant music. While trying to determine the cause of this strange complaint the residents of Sacred Heart star in their own musical. Carla and Turk tango over her decision to be a stay at home mom or to return to work, while Elliot struggles with telling J.D. that she doesn't want to be roommates with him anymore.

Who appeared in this episode?

Patti Miller	played by Stephanie D'Abruzzo
Dr. Doug Murphy	played by Johnny Kastl
Roy	played by Philip McNiven
Crispin	played by George Miserlis
Randall	played by Paul F. Perry
Patient #1	played by Kym Lane
Patient #3	played by Adam Hunter (VI)
Delivery Man	played by Mike Schwartz (II)
Patient #2	played by Jennifer Leigh Warren

Season 6 / Episode 6: - My Musical

Patti: [singing] What's going to happen? / What does the future hold? / So many things that I've put off / Assuming I'd have time / Assuming I'd grow old. / What's going to happen? / And will I be alive tomorrow? / What's going to happen... / To me?
Dr. Perry Cox: [singing] You're going to be okay.
Dr. Perry Cox, Dr. John 'J.D.' Dorian, Dr. Elliot Reid, Dr. Christopher Turk, The Janitor, Dr. Bob Kelso, Nurse Carla Espinosa, Doug Murphy, Ted Buckland: That's what's going to happen. / Everything's okay. / We're right here beside you / We won't let you slip away. / Plan for tomorrow / 'Cause we swear to you, / You're going to be okay.
Patti: I'm going to be okay.
Dr. Perry Cox, Dr. John 'J.D.' Dorian, Dr. Elliot Reid, Dr. Christopher Turk, Dr. Bob Kelso, Nurse Carla Espinosa: That's what's going to happen.
Patti: Everything's okay.
Dr. John 'J.D.' Dorian, Dr. Christopher Turk, Dr. Bob Kelso: Everything's okay.
Dr. Perry Cox, Dr. Elliot Reid, Dr. Bob Kelso: We would never leave you.
Dr. Perry Cox, Dr. John 'J.D.' Dorian, Dr. Elliot Reid, Dr. Christopher Turk, Dr. Bob Kelso, Nurse Carla Espinosa: Right here we will stay. / Plan for tomorrow, / 'Cause we swear to you / You're going to be okay.
Dr. John 'J.D.' Dorian: [last sung line of the episode] We hope.
Dr. Perry Cox: Shhhhhh.

Season 6 / Episode 6: - My Musical

J.D.: Everything comes down to pooh.

[More Quotes]

MISTAKES/GOOFS

CHAR: In this episode, Elliot tells J.D. that she's 29. After college, 4 years of medical school, and 6 years at Sacred Heart, she should be 32.
CONT: In the second scene we see Dr. Kelso in the beginning, his name tag changes positions.
CONT: At the beginning of the song "Guy Love", Turk has the clipboard up to his check, and then it jumps to the next shot and the clipboard is at his waist; the clipboard's still at his waist, but when Turk sings, "...some times it's easier to hide..." another shot is ran and the clipboard has suddenly disappeared from the shot, and we can only assume it's at his side with his arm. The clipboard has suddenly disappeared (or at Turk's side, out of shot) whenever the camera does a mid-shot and over-the-shoulder and focuses on JD, but reappears whenever it's focused on Turk.
CONT: In the opening scene, when Carla is sat at the table, working out her finances. As she says "maybe I should stay home with Izzy for a year". It cuts to Carla sat holding a pen up by her face. Then when it cuts to the wide shot her hands are under the table. Then when it cuts back to the close up, she is holding the pen in both hands by her mouth.
CONT: Dorian's key is in his chest pocket before Elliot gives it to him.

TRIVIA

CAMEO:(Jeff Marx (I)): one of the composers of the songs in this episode, has an uncredited role as the pharmacist in the background during "Gonna Miss You Carla".
The entire cast does their own singing and dancing, with the exception of John C. McGinley, who jump roped during the opening number to cover the fact that he couldn't dance.
John C. McGinley cannot dance, so in the scenes of "My Musical" where dancing is required, he chose to instead use a skipping rope.
Judy Reyes (II) fractured her pelvis shortly before filming, which is why she sits in a chair for "It's Gonna be a Long Year." For the number "The Truth Comes Out" she is seen walking in front Ms. Miller's bed, which is her, but for the other parts, it is her double. The number "Dominican", was filmed 5 weeks after her injury.
In the song "Everything Comes Down to Poo," according to composer Jeff Marx (I), the lyrics "It may sound gross / You may say shush / But we need to see / What comes out of your tush" were originally "It may sound gross / It may sound crass / But we need to see / What comes out of your ass."