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12. Ben’s death in Scrubs
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This medical sitcom is still a cult favorite and has some of the most memorable scenes. In season 3, episode 14, Dr. Cox’s steely exterior is pierced for the first time when he first loses three patients in a day and then ultimately loses his best friend, Ben, to leukemia. Still reeling under shock, Cox continues to see his friend and it is only when J.D. points out, that he realizes that he is talking to himself. A brilliant episode.
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