* Dr Cox trying to care for Jordan when she's about to give birth, then getting J.D. to keep an eye on Jordan for him and then bursting into Jordan's room and refusing to leave in My Karma.
--> '''Dr Cox''': Hey, Girl's Name!
--> '''J.D.''': What?
--> '''Dr Cox''': Give me a break, I've got a lot on my mind, Ellen. Oh look at that, I bounced back! Anyway, the cavebat just kicked me out of it's lair. So I need you to go in there and occasionally poke her with a broomstick and see how she's doing.
--> '''J.D.''': Dr Cox, I-
--> '''Dr Cox''': A but but but! Please, just check on her.
* Another Dr. Cox one, in the season 2 episode, My Interpretation, he is trying to not spend time with Jordan's son (He's unaware that it's his at this point). Partially because of annoyance and partially because when when Cox looks at him, he doesn't feel anything. So one day he goes home to tell Jordan this when she's trying to give her son a name. After a second he suggests, "Jack?" in a not so serious way. In response, the child giggles and smiles, and so Jordan says that he'll be named Jack while Dr. Cox stares at him, his expression surprised as he realizes that he does care for the boy.
* The Dr Cox and Jordan subplot of the second season finale, when Cox finds out that Jordan's baby is his, Cox makes it clear that whilst he's mad at Jordan, he wants to be part of his son's life and tries to break up with Jordan, who refuses to do so since Jordan refuses to play their game of "One person walks alway and the other is too stubborn to go after them" and refuses to leave him alone until he agrees to come home with her. He finally caves in and agrees.
** When Cox is confiding in J.D that he's scared that he'll be a terrible father to Jack, J.D. points out that Cox will be a great father, since he sent J.D. and Turk home for drinking whilst on call and they deserved it. Cox and J.D. sees Kelso picking on Elliot to make her cry, J.D. outright says that if Cox was Elliot's dad, he'd know what to do. Cox punches Kelso in the face and outright tells Elliot that she's doing a good job before he leaves with a big grin on his face. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlxUmrPH2d4 Just Watch It.]]
-->'''Dr. Cox punches Kelso in the face'''
-->'''Dr. Cox''': You're doing fine Barbie.
-->'''Elliot''': Thank you?
-->'''Dr. Cox''': Everyone have a good one! I'm going home to see my son.

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* The season eight (possibly series) finale when JD made his good-byes to everyone. And ESPECIALLY the ending where [[spoiler:he walks down the hallway to the front door, where all the Scrubs characters throughout the years send him off. Out the front door, he looks on at his "Goodbye JD" tarp and imagines his future with a pregnant Elliot, his friendship with Turk, and finally getting his hug from Dr. Cox. All ending with the creator Bill Lawrence himself playing a janitor who takes down the tarp. He bid JD a good night; and JD thinks to himself, "Who's to say my fantasy won't come true, just this once?", implying that the future JD imagined for himself WILL happen. And finally, JD drives away from Sacred Heart Hospital, ending his last day there all the while a slow instrumental to the Scrubs theme playing.]]
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiJGk3Rzbvs The Book Of Love]]
* Dr Cox's speech to Sunny.
--->'''Sunny''': He's finally gone. Talk about making a big deal over nothing, y'know? I mean, Dr Dorian was fine, but he was no better than any other doctor.
--->'''Dr Cox''': For the record, he was the best that ever came through this dump. John Dorian was the first and only doctor I ever met who cared as much as I do, and you can forget about him being just an exceptional physician. 'Cause the fact of the matter is, he's a damn exceptional person. That's why people gravitated to him. That's why I did. He was my friend.
** Of course, Dr. Cox's reaction when he realizes that J.D. heard (and in fact planned) the whole thing doubles as a CrowningMomentOfFunny.
* While the JD/Carla scene was wonderful, this little bit of conversation made this troper weepy and she doesn't even know why:
--->'''Carla''': Tell me my husband loves me more than he loves you.
--->'''JD''': It's about the same.
* Don't forget the ending of "My Soul on Fire Part 2". [[spoiler: Janitor's wedding to Lady, itself a crowning moment of heartwarming, inspires a collection of crowning moments of heartwarming for each major couple to Ted's acoustic cover of "Hey Ya", which makes everything seem more poignant and beautiful (and wacky at the same time too, in classic Scrubs fashion). From Carla putting aside her mommish ways for the moment to be the sexy mate Turk had missed, to Jordan bringing herself closer to an healthy relationship with Cox by admitting genuine affection for him (accompanied by Cox's reaction of grabbing her and jumping into the pool with her) to the king of crowning moments of heartwarming between JD and Elliot, when he gives her the tiki amulet after delivering possibly the most heartwarming and romantic confession in the entire series:]]
--->'''JD''': [[spoiler:I never really believed that I'd find somebody that I'd love as much as you. I love you more than anyone in the world. Elliot... I love you more than Turk.]]

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* Don't forget the ending of "My Soul on Fire Part 2". [[spoiler: Janitor's wedding to Lady, itself a crowning moment of heartwarming, inspires a collection of crowning moments of heartwarming for each major couple to Ted's acoustic cover of "Hey Ya", which makes everything seem more poignant and beautiful (and wacky at the same time too, in classic Scrubs fashion). From Carla putting aside her mommish ways for the moment to be the sexy mate Turk had missed, to Jordan bringing herself closer to an healthy relationship with Cox by admitting genuine affection for him (accompanied by Cox's reaction of grabbing her and jumping into the pool with her) to the king of crowning moments of heartwarming between JD and Elliot, when he gives her the tiki amulet after delivering possibly the most heartwarming and romantic confession in the entire series:]]
--->'''JD''': [[spoiler:I never really believed that I'd find somebody that I'd love as much as you. I love you more than anyone in the world. Elliot... I love you more than Turk.]]
* My Finale is full of these, especially when JD made his good-byes to everyone. 
** The JD/Carla scene was wonderful:
-->'''Carla''': Tell me my husband loves me more than he loves you.
-->'''JD''': It's about the same.
-->'''Carla''': I'll take it. I'm gonna miss you Bambi.
-->'''JD''': I'm gonna miss you too.
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** Dr Cox's speech to Sunny.
--->'''Sunny''': He's finally gone. Talk about making a big deal over nothing, y'know? I mean, Dr Dorian was fine, but he was no better than any other doctor.
--->'''Dr Cox''': For the record, he was the best that ever came through this dump. John Dorian was the first and only doctor I ever met who cared as much as I do, and you can forget about him being just an exceptional physician. 'Cause the fact of the matter is, he's a damn exceptional person. That's why people gravitated to him. That's why I did. He was my friend.
** Of course, Dr. Cox's reaction when he realizes that J.D. heard (and in fact planned) the whole thing doubles as a CrowningMomentOfFunny.
** ESPECIALLY the ending where [[spoiler:he walks down the hallway to the front door, where all the Scrubs characters throughout the years send him off. Out the front door, he looks on at his "Goodbye JD" tarp and imagines his future with a pregnant Elliot, his friendship with Turk, and finally getting his hug from Dr. Cox. All ending with the creator Bill Lawrence himself playing a janitor who takes down the tarp. He bid JD a good night; and JD thinks to himself, "Who's to say my fantasy won't come true, just this once?", implying that the future JD imagined for himself WILL happen. And finally, JD drives away from Sacred Heart Hospital, ending his last day there all the while a slow instrumental to the Scrubs theme playing.]]
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiJGk3Rzbvs The Book Of Love]]

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* In "My 15 Minutes", Dr. Cox has JD write up his own evaluation. JD thinks he wasn't taking it seriously, but [[CrowningMomentofAwesome Cox rants at him that he wanted JD to really think about his abilities.]] However, when he's actually speaking to the board, he singles out JD and tells them that JD is hard-working, dedicated and very caring. It was a nice reminder that Dr. Cox really does have a high opinion of JD, even back then.
--> '''Dr Cox''': I would like to make special recommendation of one intern. John Dorian. Smart kid, he's extremely competent and his determination to do better is something I see in him 24 hours a day. He cares. He cares too much. But he's someone you don't want to lose.
** Elliot is having a hard time fitting in with anyone at the hospital. While things start to turn around at the end, there's two adorable scenes with Elliot and Laverne. The first has Laverne asking Elliot if everything is alright, and the second has her bringing Elliot a cup of hot cocoa because she's had such a rough time of it.
* After requesting that someone other than Turk do his appendectomy, but then being rushed to surgery in the middle of the night while Turk is the only one on call, JD apologizes and tells Turk that he was an idiot and if he ever needs surgery again he wants Turk to do it. The fact that you can clearly hear the choked-back tears in JD's voice when he says so clinches the scene.

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* Another great one is the end of the Janitor's [[ADayInTheLimelight viewpoint story]] in His Story III. A patient who was mute could only speak through a program that allowed him to type through a series of blinks on his computer. After it breaks, the Janitor makes repeated visits to the patient to talk to him all day long and keep him company. When the new computer finally arrives, the patient thanks the Janitor for being with him.
** Especially how the sequence is presented. For most of the episode, it looks like the Janitor is just bothering this patient who just continues to look at him with this blank, bewildered expression on his face. Only at the end do we learn that the patient can't talk and requires a computer to help him speak. What's especially heartwarming is (a) the notion that the Janitor spent the day with him and keep him company, talking to him like a real person and not like just information on a chart and (b) the Janitor doesn't hear the patient's "Thank You," but he continues on nonetheless. The Janitor does make a difference in people's lives, in his own way.

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* After requesting that someone other than Turk do his appendectomy, but then being rushed to surgery in the middle of the night while Turk is the only one on call, JD apologizes and tells Turk that he was an idiot and if he ever needs surgery again he wants Turk to do it. The fact that you can clearly hear the choked-back tears in JD's voice when he says so clinches the scene.
* In one of the earlier episodes, Elliot is having a hard time fitting in with anyone at the hospital. While things start to turn around at the end, there's two adorable scenes with Elliot and Laverne. The first has Laverne asking Elliot if everything is alright, and the second has her bringing Elliot a cup of hot cocoa because she's had such a rough time of it.
* In one episode, a patient who was mute could only speak through a program that allowed him to type through a series of blinks on his computer. After it breaks, the Janitor makes repeated visits to the patient to talk to him all day long and keep him company. When the new computer finally arrives, the patient thanks the Janitor for being with him.
** Especially how the sequence is presented. For most of the episode, it looks like the Janitor is just bothering this patient who just continues to look at him with this blank, bewildered expression on his face. Only at the end do we learn that the patient can't talk and requires a computer to help him speak. What's especially heartwarming is (a) the notion that the Janitor spent the day with him and keep him company, talking to him like a real person and not like just information on a chart and (b) the Janitor doesn't hear the patient's "Thank You," but he continues on nonetheless. The Janitor does make a difference in people's lives, in his own way.
* Ben overall is pretty amazing. The guy is not exactly a saint, but after he was announced to have acquired leukemia he suddenly vanished. Soon after they find Ben in the children's ward playing with a bunch of laughing, giggling children. You gotta admit, that's really just so sweet of him.
* Dr. Cox is sitting in the doctors' lounge watching TV, running over in his head all the negative, lifelong implications of the fact that prenatal surgeons are working on his and Jordan's second child. He's thoroughly worried and upset... and all that goes away when he learns he's going to have a daughter.
* Another Dr. Cox one, in the season 2 episode, My Interpretation, he is trying to not spend time with his son because he doesn't know it's his and, partly because of annoyance, doesn't find himself caring about his son at all. So one day he goes home to tell Jordan this when she's trying to give their son a name. After a second he suggests, "Jack?" in a not so serious way. In response, his child giggles and smiles, and so Jordan says that he'll be named Jack while Dr. Cox stares at him, his expression surprised and showing ever bit of love and amazement for having a child that hadn't been there before. Truly a lovely moment.
* Turk asks new intern Howie (a shy, bespectacled type) how he got a difficult patient to take his medicine.
-->'''Howie''': I may have given him a little slap
-->'''Turk''': You'll do fine here.
* In a Season 1 episode "My 15 Minutes", Dr. Cox has JD write up his own evaluation. JD thinks he wasn't taking it seriously, but [[CrowningMomentofAwesome Cox rants at him that he wanted JD to really think about his abilities.]] However, when he's actually speaking to the board, he singles out JD and tells them that JD is hard-working, dedicated and very caring. It was a nice reminder that Dr. Cox really does have a high opinion of JD, even back then.
* My Fallen Idol...3 simple words "JD, Thank You"

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* When everyone is hugging after Carla announces her pregnancy (to Kutless's 'All Of The Words', no less) in ''{{Scrubs}}'', you can't help but feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
** Following the scene right before when J.D. narrates, "Then I witnessed one of those moments that let me know in my heart that these two would be together forever." 
* The end of the episode 'My Dumb Luck'. Especially Kelso's last line on screen and [[spoiler: 'Ted, thanks for everything. Sincerely']]. This doubles as a TearJerker.
** Hell, that whole damn episode. Kelso's scenes with Boone, especially telling Boone he's gonna love his next 20 years at Sacred Heart, him thanking Elliot and Carla, and when Boone says that Kelso really does love SH.
** ''Scrubs'' is filled with these. A very prominent moment is when [[spoiler:J.D. tells Dr. Cox that, even though he gave three patients that could've waited a little longer transplant organs filled with rabies, he made the right choice and that he's proud of him. "Not for doing your best, but, after twenty years of being a doctor you can still take it this hard." The whole scenario lets you know both that everybody likes Dr. Cox and he actually ''does'' care about J.D., actually calling him by name to thank him]]. Tears abound.
** Another great one is the end of the Janitor's [[ADayInTheLimelight viewpoint story]], where his contribution is finally recognized.
** One moment that was very powerful happened pretty early in the series' run when the lady is crashing and we go into a JD fantasy sequence of her in a stunning dress in a spotlight singing "Waiting For My Real Life To Begin". It's just an absolutely beautiful moment.
** At the end of My Jiggly Ball, when, after a patient dies because of him, Dr. Kelso steps out of the hospital, and, instead of whistling carefree like he always does, is still obviously troubled, showing he does care. Especially when the main cast walks by and he tries to resume whistling to hide the fact.
** It's always great when [[HeterosexualLifePartners J.D and Turk]] have a heart-to-heart. The best ones are in "My Porcelain God" and "My New Game".
--->'''JD''': Dude, it was one second of doubt. Since when do you care what anyone thinks?
--->'''Turk''': I don't, I care what you think.
** Ted, the hospital lawyer and the girl he has a crush on doing a duet in the episode "My Lawyer's in Love." ''D'awww''.

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* The entire episode when Laverne [[spoiler:dies.]] This also makes the preceding episode ''retroactively'' awesome if you go back and watch it.
* The season eight (possibly series) finale when JD made his good-byes to everyone. And ESPECIALLY the ending where [[spoiler:he walks down the hallway to the front door, where all the Scrubs characters throughout the years send him off. Out the front door, he looks on at his "Goodbye JD" tarp and imagines his future with a pregnant Elliot, his friendship with Turk, and finally getting his hug from Dr. Cox. All ending with the creator Bill Lawrence himself playing a janitor who takes down the tarp. He bid JD a good night; and JD thinks to himself, "Who's to say my fantasy won't come true, just this once?", implying that the future JD imagined for himself WILL happen. And finally, JD drives away from Sacred Heart Hospital, ending his last day there all the while a slow instrumental to the Scrubs theme playing.]]
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiJGk3Rzbvs The Book Of Love]]
* Dr Cox's speech to Sunny.
--->'''Sunny''': He's finally gone. Talk about making a big deal over nothing, y'know? I mean, Dr Dorian was fine, but he was no better than any other doctor.
--->'''Dr Cox''': For the record, he was the best that ever came through this dump. John Dorian was the first and only doctor I ever met who cared as much as I do, and you can forget about him being just an exceptional physician. 'Cause the fact of the matter is, he's a damn exceptional person. That's why people gravitated to him. That's why I did. He was my friend.
** Of course, Dr. Cox's reaction when he realizes that J.D. heard (and in fact planned) the whole thing doubles as a CrowningMomentOfFunny.
* While the JD/Carla scene was wonderful, this little bit of conversation made this troper weepy and she doesn't even know why:
--->'''Carla''': Tell me my husband loves me more than he loves you.
--->'''JD''': It's about the same.
* Don't forget the ending of "My Soul on Fire Part 2". [[spoiler: Janitor's wedding to Lady, itself a crowning moment of heartwarming, inspires a collection of crowning moments of heartwarming for each major couple to Ted's acoustic cover of "Hey Ya", which makes everything seem more poignant and beautiful (and wacky at the same time too, in classic Scrubs fashion). From Carla putting aside her mommish ways for the moment to be the sexy mate Turk had missed, to Jordan bringing herself closer to an healthy relationship with Cox by admitting genuine affection for him (accompanied by Cox's reaction of grabbing her and jumping into the pool with her) to the king of crowning moments of heartwarming between JD and Elliot, when he gives her the tiki amulet after delivering possibly the most heartwarming and romantic confession in the entire series:]]
--->'''JD''': [[spoiler:I never really believed that I'd find somebody that I'd love as much as you. I love you more than anyone in the world. Elliot... I love you more than Turk.]]
* The 4th season Christmas episode, My Best Moment. J.D. promises a patient who comes in with a son that he'll be home by Christmas, only to be immediately reprimanded for making such a hard-to-keep promise. Not only does the patient survive, but the episode ends with the main cast reminiscing over how great that moment was.
* Jordan and Cox's divorce. Also, after [[spoiler: her brother's death]], when they just lean on each other, silently supporting each other through it... *sob*...
* You can find a moment of heartwarming in Scrubs in the very first episode. At the end, after J.D. realised what a terrible jerk Bob Kelso is, he is wondering "then who is the good guy?" just to get an emergency call and when he's trying to help the patient, he's surprised when Dr Cox actually gives him support instead of yelling at him.

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!!Season 3
* In My Clean Break, the framing device of the episode is that Cox is talking to his therapist about how he's happy with his family and it's affecting (negatively) his abilities as a teacher, and the realization that he's only effective as a teacher when his pupils fear him, then closes it out saying "I'm telling you this because it's going to affect you", with the reveal that he's been talking to his infant son.
* In My Screw Up, after Cox's rant to JD about the birthday party, the sudden return to reality at the end and the line [[WhamLine "Where do you think we are?"]]. Cox shows genuine emotion and sadness as Jordan and JD comfort him.
* Turk asking J.D. to be his best man at his wedding.
* In one episode, he's been dodging Carla, who's seeking advice about Turk's mole, which she hates. Kelso relates to her a story about Enid's snoring and delivers the Aesop that the thing she hates so much may be what she misses when it's gone.
* In another episode, Kelso goes to great lengths to treat his gardener. Carla points out that this gardener has known Kelso for years, and doesn't seem to hate him. Cox inquires if Kelso is [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold secretly a good person off the clock]], and though Kelso tells Cox it's none of his damn business, we later see Kelso treating the gardener's whole family to ice cream.

!!Season 4
* Jordan and Cox's divorce. 
* It's always great when [[HeterosexualLifePartners J.D and Turk]] have a heart-to-heart. In particular, My New Game's ending, after J.D. briefly doubts Turk after a patient dies whilst he's operating on the patient.
--->'''JD''': Dude, it was one second of doubt. Since when do you care what anyone thinks?
--->'''Turk''': I don't, I care what you think.
* The 4th season Christmas episode, My Best Moment. J.D. promises a patient who comes in with a son that he'll be home by Christmas, only to be immediately reprimanded for making such a hard-to-keep promise. Not only does the patient survive, but the episode ends with the main cast reminiscing over how great that moment was.

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* Also from "My Cake", during the episode, Turk finds out he has type two Diabetes and takes the whole episode to admit to Carla that he has it, but instead of yelling at him for not telling her straight away, she's completely supportive and already knows and has sugar free food recipes and articles for him.
* In My Last Words, Turk and JD give up their "Steak Night" to spend a night (and a beer) with a dying patient. Their last conversation, and George's death is set to "I Will Follow You Into the Dark". After George dies, they go to the roof and fire a flare gun into the night. "Goodbye George"
* Season 8 seemed to be made of these. At the end of "My Happy Place" when [[spoiler: JD and Elliot get back together after Kelso tells them to "screw what everyone else thinks and do what makes you happy". It's a double-whammy because JD and Elliot get back together and Kelso sits down and admits he loves his life at Coffeebucks.]]
* Despite being a Jerkass Extraordinaire, even Dr. Kelso has his moments. 
** In one episode, he's been dodging Carla, who's seeking advice about Turk's mole, which she hates. Kelso relates to her a story about Enid's snoring and delivers the Aesop that the thing she hates so much may be what she misses when it's gone.
** An earlier episode has him deliberately sabotaging the friendship that he and Carla were developing when he realizes that it's causing problems for her with the other nurses. Probably the first of many examples of Kelso keeping the hospital running by making everyone hate him.
** In another episode, Kelso goes to great lengths to treat his gardener. Carla points out that this gardener has known Kelso for years, and doesn't seem to hate him. Cox inquires if Kelso is [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold secretly a good person off the clock]], and though Kelso tells Cox it's none of his damn business, we later see Kelso treating the gardener's whole family to ice cream.
** Kelso hadn't been speaking to Eliot after she went to private practice. But when she wound up with a deceased patient's dog, she entrusted it to Kelso, who's own beloved Baxter had recently died. Kelso lifts Eliot's suspension for bringing the dog to the hospital in the first place, though he does remind Eliot that he thinks she's a miserable excuse for a doctor, keeping up his normal facade. 
** After Kelso's retirement, he and Dr. Cox finally bury the hatchet when Cox asks him to help remove the new Chief of Medicine, who is even more of a Jerkass than Kelso was. Kelso agrees, but only if Cox will admit to having missed him. Cox states that while he always hated Kelso, he did feel that his former foe had managed to look the other way a couple of times while Cox was bending, stretching or breaking rules, and that Cox felt that he (Kelso) was burdened by the job he had to do. 
** After Ted suffer's a severe shock from seeing Kelso back in his old office, Kelso puts a blanket on Ted and asks J.D. if everyone is still taking care of him since he left. 
*** This also doubles as a CrowningMomentOfFunny when JD explains that they've been taking Ted on walks and then Kelso scratches Ted behind the ears.
** After Cox is promoted to the Chief of Medicine position (On Kelso's recommendation), Kelso explains that it is now up to J.D. to keep Cox focused on what's important, because he's out of his element, and that J.D. must now fill the roll that Cox filled when Kelso was Chief of Medicine.
* In My Clean Break, the framing device of the episode is that Cox is talking to his therapist about how he's happy with his family and it's affecting (negatively) his abilities as a teacher, and the realization that he's only effective as a teacher when his pupils fear him, then closes it out saying "I'm telling you this because it's going to affect you", with the reveal that he's been talking to his infant son.
* In My Bed Banter & Beyond, all of the hospitals' employees are required to speak to a psychologist. When asked about relationships, Cox gives a jaded view , as do JD and Elliot, whose recent relationship is shown to be falling apart. However, Carla and and Turk talk about how happy they are with each other and admit that they love each other. It showed that relationships can work and always made this troper a little misty.
* In My Screw Up, after Cox's rant to JD about the birthday party, the sudden return to reality at the end and the line [[WhamLine "Where do you think we are?"]] just [[TearJerker BREAKS]] this troper every single time
* Dr. Cox's final speech in "My Finale".
* And in fact, pretty much any time Cox shows any respect or admiration he has for JD.
* The finale of "My Screw Up" is one of the most touching moments in the series.
* Then there is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxbROMQTjKg Guy Love]] It's two [[HeterosexualLifePartners bros]] singing about their bromance, it's adorable.

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* When everyone is hugging after Carla announces her pregnancy (to Kutless's 'All Of The Words', no less) in ''{{Scrubs}}'', you can't help but feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
** Following the scene right before when J.D. narrates, "Then I witnessed one of those moments that let me know in my heart that these two would be together forever." 
* ''Scrubs'' is filled with these. A very prominent moment is when [[spoiler:J.D. tells Dr. Cox that, even though he gave three patients that could've waited a little longer transplant organs filled with rabies, he made the right choice and that he's proud of him. "Not for doing your best, but, after twenty years of being a doctor you can still take it this hard." The whole scenario lets you know both that everybody likes Dr. Cox and he actually ''does'' care about J.D., actually calling him by name to thank him]]. Tears abound.
* Another great one is the end of the Janitor's [[ADayInTheLimelight viewpoint story]] in His Story III, where he spent the whole day with a patient who was paralyzed and can only talk through a computer (Which was broken). The Janitor mentions that he hopes the patient's day was a little better. The instant the patient gets a new computer, he thanks the Janitor.
* At the end of My Jiggly Ball, when, after a patient dies because of him, Dr. Kelso steps out of the hospital, and, instead of whistling carefree like he always does, is still obviously troubled, showing he does care. Especially when the main cast walks by and he tries to resume whistling to hide the fact.

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!!Season 6
* Kelso hadn't been speaking to Elliot after she went to private practice. But when she wound up with a deceased patient's dog, she entrusted it to Kelso, who's own beloved Baxter had recently died. Kelso lifts Elliot's suspension for bringing the dog to the hospital in the first place, though he does remind Eliot that he thinks she's a miserable excuse for a doctor, keeping up his normal facade. 
* The entire episode when Laverne [[spoiler:dies.]] This also makes the preceding episode ''retroactively'' awesome if you go back and watch it.
* Then there is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxbROMQTjKg Guy Love]] It's two [[HeterosexualLifePartners bros]] singing about their bromance, it's adorable.

!!Season 7
* The end of the episode 'My Dumb Luck'. Especially Kelso's last line on screen and [[spoiler: 'Ted, thanks for everything. Sincerely']]. This doubles as a TearJerker.
** Hell, that whole damn episode. Kelso's scenes with Boone, especially telling Boone he's gonna love his next 20 years at Sacred Heart, him thanking Elliot and Carla, and when Boone says that Kelso really does love SH.

!!Season 8
* In My Last Words, Turk and JD give up their "Steak Night" to spend a night (and a beer) with a dying patient. Their last conversation, and George's death is set to "I Will Follow You Into the Dark". After George dies, they go to the roof and fire a flare gun into the night. "Goodbye George"
* At the end of "My Happy Place" when [[spoiler: JD and Elliot get back together after Kelso tells them to "screw what everyone else thinks and do what makes you happy". It's a double-whammy because JD and Elliot get back together and Kelso sits down and admits he loves his life at Coffeebucks.]]
* After Kelso's retirement, he and Dr. Cox finally bury the hatchet when Cox asks him to help remove the new Chief of Medicine, who is even more of a Jerkass than Kelso was. Kelso agrees, but only if Cox will admit to having missed him. Cox states that while he always hated Kelso, he did feel that his former foe had managed to look the other way a couple of times while Cox was bending, stretching or breaking rules, and that Cox felt that he (Kelso) was burdened by the job he had to do. 
** After Ted suffer's a severe shock from seeing Kelso back in his old office, Kelso puts a blanket on Ted and asks J.D. if everyone is still taking care of him since he left. 
*** This also doubles as a CrowningMomentOfFunny when JD explains that they've been taking Ted on walks and then Kelso scratches Ted behind the ears.
** After Cox is promoted to the Chief of Medicine position (On Kelso's recommendation), Kelso explains that it is now up to J.D. to keep Cox focused on what's important, because he's out of his element, and that J.D. must now fill the roll that Cox filled when Kelso was Chief of Medicine.
* Ted, the hospital lawyer and the girl he has a crush on doing a duet in the episode "My Lawyer's in Love." ''D'awww''.
* The season eight (possibly series) finale when JD made his good-byes to everyone. And ESPECIALLY the ending where [[spoiler:he walks down the hallway to the front door, where all the Scrubs characters throughout the years send him off. Out the front door, he looks on at his "Goodbye JD" tarp and imagines his future with a pregnant Elliot, his friendship with Turk, and finally getting his hug from Dr. Cox. All ending with the creator Bill Lawrence himself playing a janitor who takes down the tarp. He bid JD a good night; and JD thinks to himself, "Who's to say my fantasy won't come true, just this once?", implying that the future JD imagined for himself WILL happen. And finally, JD drives away from Sacred Heart Hospital, ending his last day there all the while a slow instrumental to the Scrubs theme playing.]]
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiJGk3Rzbvs The Book Of Love]]
* Dr Cox's speech to Sunny.
--->'''Sunny''': He's finally gone. Talk about making a big deal over nothing, y'know? I mean, Dr Dorian was fine, but he was no better than any other doctor.
--->'''Dr Cox''': For the record, he was the best that ever came through this dump. John Dorian was the first and only doctor I ever met who cared as much as I do, and you can forget about him being just an exceptional physician. 'Cause the fact of the matter is, he's a damn exceptional person. That's why people gravitated to him. That's why I did. He was my friend.
** Of course, Dr. Cox's reaction when he realizes that J.D. heard (and in fact planned) the whole thing doubles as a CrowningMomentOfFunny.
* While the JD/Carla scene was wonderful, this little bit of conversation made this troper weepy and she doesn't even know why:
--->'''Carla''': Tell me my husband loves me more than he loves you.
--->'''JD''': It's about the same.
* Don't forget the ending of "My Soul on Fire Part 2". [[spoiler: Janitor's wedding to Lady, itself a crowning moment of heartwarming, inspires a collection of crowning moments of heartwarming for each major couple to Ted's acoustic cover of "Hey Ya", which makes everything seem more poignant and beautiful (and wacky at the same time too, in classic Scrubs fashion). From Carla putting aside her mommish ways for the moment to be the sexy mate Turk had missed, to Jordan bringing herself closer to an healthy relationship with Cox by admitting genuine affection for him (accompanied by Cox's reaction of grabbing her and jumping into the pool with her) to the king of crowning moments of heartwarming between JD and Elliot, when he gives her the tiki amulet after delivering possibly the most heartwarming and romantic confession in the entire series:]]
--->'''JD''': [[spoiler:I never really believed that I'd find somebody that I'd love as much as you. I love you more than anyone in the world. Elliot... I love you more than Turk.]]

!!Season 9

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