Cox is close to working for 24 hours without losing any patients. Elliot tries to get Dr. Cox's attention by assisting him. Turk has relationship problems after arguing with Carla over a patient.
Cox announces that since midnight, he hasn't had a patient in the ICU die. He wants to have a perfect hour stretch. He delegates most of the responsibilities to J. Later, when J. Kelso and Ted to watch Alex Hanson , a social worker who slipped on a wet floor, J. Cox to give Elliot some responsibilities. After she gets yelled at for second-guessing Dr.
Cox, J. It's called "Break Down the Walls" but I don't know who by. Sorry if this no help to you!!! I think it's by Sevendust : thanks to oden, melbourne, australia add more info. It's not by Sevendust. Keep searching! That song with the lyrics " The song opens the episode right after the opening title sequence. The song title isn't listed on the credits and it isn't listed on imdb. I will keep searching for this.
I hope this adds another piece to the puzzle. If you know the name of the song or the artist please post the info! I now have a clip of the song. Check it out. Bill Lawrence said on Twitter that it's stock music picked by Disney. What's the song playing when Carla is saying goodbye to nurse Lavern when she was dying?
What is the song playing in the episode "My Friend the Doctor" when J. D first finds out that the janitor is an actor? Thread Tools Show Printable Version. It's a white guy playing acoustic guitar repeating over and over 'why can't you break, why can't you break down the walls.
The song is also in a Melrose Place episode 'Pushing Boundaries' -Season 1 -it opens the episode after the title sequence. It's not credited in the credits and it's not credited on imdb. The melrose Place episode aired on April 7th, so the song is definitely from the early 90s.
Once you hear the song, you will be as interested in finding the artist and title as I am.
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