Not So Obscure "Scrubs" Characters Quiz

Answer: Carla

Carla Espinosa is from the Dominican Republic and has lived in Chicago all her life. Her most prominent story lines include her ongoing relationship with Chris Turk, and how they transition into being a great family, as well as her tumultuous and shaky relationships with both JD and Elliot.

She has a daughter named Isabella and is pregnant by the season 8 finale. She is portrayed by Judy Reyes.

Answer: Keith

At first, Keith Dudemeister was well known around the hospital as Elliot's "booty call", until they began to have feelings for each other and decided to get married. Over the course of seasons 5 and 6, Keith evolves into a very competent resident who seems to be miles ahead of his peers.

He is generally very well-liked by all the employees at Sacred Heart, and was one of the more positive characters on the show. Keith was portrayed by Travis Schuldt.

Answer: Kim

Kim Briggs (played by Elizabeth Banks) was a urologist and a surgeon at Sacred Heart. Despite never sleeping together, JD gets her pregnant and they decide to have the baby, Sam Perry Gilligan Dorian. She later moves to Tacoma where she is offered a better job, and is dating Sean by the end of season 8.

In "My Finale", JD decides to take a permanent job closer to Kim so that he wouldn't miss a second of his son's life.

Answer: Hooch

Hooch (no first name given) is played by Phill Lewis. He is frequently referred to as "crazy" due to his inability to take jokes and his severe lack of patience. He has threatened to cut fingers off and mow people down. When Dr. Cox becomes the Chief of Medicine Hooch is on his "Never Ever Ever Ever Ever Ever Allowed to enter his office" list, along with John Dorian and Jordan.

The pranks that JD and Turk play on Hooch include calling his name for no reason and getting people to follow him constantly without telling him why.

Answer: Molly

Dr. Molly Clock is played by Heather Graham and was the only character that nobody could get to. She never took offense to any of the others' insults and puns and instead hit back with a smile and a happy comment that left them even more annoyed. Dr. Clock is described as one of the hottest doctors at the hospital by JD and Turk, and JD tries the impossible to sleep with her in episode 4.08 - "My Last Chance".

Answer: Bob Kelso

Dr. Bob Kelso is the elderly Chief of Medicine at Sacred Heart. At first, he is seen as a ruthless totalitarian man whose only interest was to make money off his patients, and would kick a poor person out of the hospital immediately. However, as the series progresses, it is shown that Dr. Kelso's actions were the only option in some cases, and he could not keep the hospital afloat otherwise.

His love for Oriental mistresses and his stories about his gay son Harrison and fat, crippled wife, Enid serve as comic relief for the show.

After he retires, he recommends his sworn enemy Perry Cox to take his place. When Perry sees how hard it is to be Chief, he cuts Kelso some slack and the two actually become friends.

Answer: Jordan

Jordan Sullivan is first seen in the first season as a mean and demanding hospital board member. JD is attracted to her and they sleep together, but when he finds out that she is Dr. Cox's ex-wife, he is horrified and afraid of what his "mentor" might do. Jordan, although a nasty and hurtful person on the outside, is actually a sensitive lady who cares very much for Perry and their two children.

Her role near the end of the show becomes more pronounced, and she is the most important recurring character in the show.

Answer: Ted

Ted Buckland has no self-esteem and constantly fears Dr. Kelso. He has a weak personality and an awkward outer appearance, as he constantly makes references to his lack of hair. By the end of season 8, he is dating Stephanie Gooch, an equally weird ukulele player.

He is also a member of the Janitor's "Brain Trust" group. Ted is played by Sam Lloyd, lead singer of "The Blanks". Lloyd's band appears in 'Scrubs' several times under the name "The Worthless Peons".

Answer: Ben

Ben Sullivan (Brendan Fraser) was diagnosed with leukemia in season 1, and when he returned to the hospital in season 3, he died of cardiac arrest. However, this is not apparent till the end of the episode, as he continues to speak to Dr. Cox the whole time.

The episode 3.14 "My Screw Up" was a tribute to "The Sixth Sense", as only Dr. Cox can see and talk to Ben. At the end of the episode, the viewers can finally understand that Ben has passed away. Everyone at the hospital is saddened by his death, most notably Dr. Cox and Jordan.

Answer: Janitor

The Janitor is played by talented comedian Neil Flynn, who comes up with some of his own lines on the show. Creator Bill Lawrence has said that the Janitor was planned to be a figment of JD's imagination if the show was canceled after the first cycle. Because JD got a penny stuck in the hospital's front door and wouldn't admit it, the Janitor has held a grudge against him ever since, and devotes his time to tormenting and annoying JD.

The Janitor is fluent in Spanish, English, and Korean, has played a role in the feature film, and has an army of stuffed squirrels. Though his name was revealed, it was later shown that Glenn Matthews may not actually be his real name after all.