Lindsay Ravage

Life's Lessons-After saying goodbye to Nurse Roberts (Aloma Wright), the Sacred Heart staff institutes some of her lessons into their lives. Though Carla (Judy Reyes) thinks they've all forgotten, Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley) takes time to reflect on his purpose; Elliot (Sarah Chalke) opens her heart to Keith (Travis Schuldt); and J.D. (Zach Braff) and Turk (Donald Faison) learn compassion. Ken Jenkins and Neil Flynn also star.

Jules spends all her time on wedding plans until an accident lands Travis in the hospital; a new game turns dangerous.

Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley) recounts his tough day at the hospital to his son through an imaginative fairy tale. When Princess Eliot’s (Sarah Chalke) handmaiden falls ill at the hands of an unknown monster the Village Idiot (Zach Braff) is summoned to help rescue her, but with the Dark Lord (Ken Jenkins) standing in their way, the duo can’t do it alone. The Giant (Neil Flynn) keeps an eye out for the heroes while the two-headed Turla (Judy Reyes, Donald Faison) lends some magic, but it’s the brave knight in shining armor -- storyteller -- Dr. Cox that lends them the knowledge that may save the day. However, with Dr. Kelso regulating shifts, the staff of Sacred Heart may not have time to figure out how to slay the monster. Will Eliot’s patient live happily ever after?

A night of reminiscing brings back some unique 'Scrubs' memories - While helping a patient regain his memory, the staff at Sacred Heart stir up some memories of their own. J.D. (Zach Braff), Elliot (Sarah Chalke), Turk (Donald Faison), Carla (Judy Reyes), Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley), Dr. Kelso (Ken Jenkins) and Janitor (Neil Flynn) take a trip down memory lane in this unique look back on six years of 'Scrubs.'

The staff of Sacred Heart divide down political party lines - Michael Weston guest stars - While the staff questions Dr. Kelso's commitment to the hospital we begin to see the world from his point of view. But when he befriends patient, Private Brian Dancer, the war stories he brings back from Iraq remind Kelso what it means to be a good leader. Meanwhile, Dancer's presence in the hospital causes a heated political debate amongst the staffers dividing them down party lines, while everyone is fighting the patient's well-being is being neglected. Elsewhere, J.D. is in search of a new apartment and feels out of the loop when politics become the topic of the day at Sacred Heart.

On J.D.'s last day at Sacred Heart Hospital he finally settles his feud with the Janitor tricks Dr. Cox into admitting their friendship and forecasts a happily-ever-after for the whole gang.