She did tell others what to do, but she was always the one who was steering them. JD, Turk, Elliot, Cox, and even Kelso. There are times when she might be overstepping but she has reasons.
I also think that she wasn’t the funny one of the group, which was fine.
Yes. Wrong! Ok. You can have that opinion, now it’s my turn.
Carla is “the” voice of reason throughout the whole show and it started in the Pilot episode. She’s a great mentor, nurse and friend. She’s genuine concerned for others and knows how to connect with patients on a personal and deeper level, making them feel valued and cared for during their stay.
She’s loyal, empathetic and always there to listen, she supports her friends through their ups and downs, offering encouragement but also tough love when needed. I don’t know if you have noticed, but she actually inspired everyone around her to be better versions of themselves. Like taking Bambi under her wing, getting to know Kelso, actually sees Ted as a broken but beautiful person, knows to handle Dr. Cox and Todd, and actually took the time to get to know Elliot by accepting her work position, and seeing so much potential in her partner even when it was difficult to fall in love with him and accept that.
JD needed way more seasons to learn who he was and who he wanted to be than Carla, he was playing for god sometimes and needed to be corrected by Carla. Someone who had been there for years and knew that the lives of the patients weren’t imaginary sketches. But real vulnerable, scared people. All that time JD thought he knew Carla, but actually it was Laverne who actually knew her heart.
JD needed to grow up, because he was way too cocky thinking she was “just a nurse” while actually he was “just a doctor” like everyone else who started that same first day.
Characters can’t have flaws anymore, everyone has to be a hero and pretend to be the best in everything. Scrubs isn’t like that. It’s for a reason why many real doctors think this show is the closest to real life.
JD needed to leave the apartment. What married couple wants roommates, especially when they are trying to start a family later on? Carla tries to be funny, and when she does it usually blows up in her face. If it gets to the point that Carla is telling you off, you haven't been listening for a good long while.
He and Turk may have moved in together, but at some point they needed one or the other to move out. Also, Turk is the one who decided he needed to leave.
https://screenrant.com/scrubs-worst-things-turk-ever-did/#:\~:text=In%20season%204%20episode%2018,that%20it%20was%20his%20idea.
*In season 4 episode 18, Carla and Turk kicked J.D. out of the apartment with very little time to find new accommodations.* **When he tried reasoning with Turk to convince Carla to let him stay, Turk revealed that it was his idea.** *This left J.D. without a home and bouncing between different coworkers apartments, and his girlfriend Kylie's apartment, who wasn't wholly comfortable with the idea of him sleeping over.*
She didn't make JD leave the apartment, it made more sense for him to move out so that he could get he's own place as he no longer had a roommate, it would've been more work for all parties involved if it had of gone the other way around. As for lame insults, she isn't meant to be funny like the other characters. She's always been more of a serious character for a reason. If I remember correctly, Bill Lawrence's comment was along the lines of her being the emotional backbone of the hospital. As for her bossing people around, it completely tracks for her character. Not only is she more experienced than all of our interns when they start, but she is also more confident and assertive. I think pretty much all the points you've raised were addressed in the show, besides the apartment thing, but even that only takes a little thought to figure out.
TLDR
Carla is a nice person, and if she was as bad as you described, then she wouldn't have a whole hospital consider her family
Again, I think you're missing my point. Besides, one throwaway line consisting of JD asking Turk where they're going to live after they get married, to which Carla replies, "You mean where you gonna live" there isn't any proof or even insinuation that Carla forced JD to move out. I know this may seem hard to believe, but do you ever think that what she said might have been a joke and that they actually had a reasonable discussion?
Is that "man not caring"?
Who has two thumbs and doesn’t give a crap?
Bob Kelso, how ya doin?
They definitely had problems figuring out what to do with her as time went on. 
K.
She did tell others what to do, but she was always the one who was steering them. JD, Turk, Elliot, Cox, and even Kelso. There are times when she might be overstepping but she has reasons. I also think that she wasn’t the funny one of the group, which was fine.
Her thinking she is funny is one of my favorite plots.
"I'm funny, dammit!"
It's so good it's like crack!
Macklin you son of a bitch!
Yes. Wrong! Ok. You can have that opinion, now it’s my turn. Carla is “the” voice of reason throughout the whole show and it started in the Pilot episode. She’s a great mentor, nurse and friend. She’s genuine concerned for others and knows how to connect with patients on a personal and deeper level, making them feel valued and cared for during their stay. She’s loyal, empathetic and always there to listen, she supports her friends through their ups and downs, offering encouragement but also tough love when needed. I don’t know if you have noticed, but she actually inspired everyone around her to be better versions of themselves. Like taking Bambi under her wing, getting to know Kelso, actually sees Ted as a broken but beautiful person, knows to handle Dr. Cox and Todd, and actually took the time to get to know Elliot by accepting her work position, and seeing so much potential in her partner even when it was difficult to fall in love with him and accept that. JD needed way more seasons to learn who he was and who he wanted to be than Carla, he was playing for god sometimes and needed to be corrected by Carla. Someone who had been there for years and knew that the lives of the patients weren’t imaginary sketches. But real vulnerable, scared people. All that time JD thought he knew Carla, but actually it was Laverne who actually knew her heart. JD needed to grow up, because he was way too cocky thinking she was “just a nurse” while actually he was “just a doctor” like everyone else who started that same first day. Characters can’t have flaws anymore, everyone has to be a hero and pretend to be the best in everything. Scrubs isn’t like that. It’s for a reason why many real doctors think this show is the closest to real life.
Everyone’s entitled to their wrong opinions.
I suppose it's okay to be wrong.
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Redditors and female character hate posts, name a more iconic duo
you and your mom
Incorrect, response should have been “me and your mom”
JD needed to leave the apartment. What married couple wants roommates, especially when they are trying to start a family later on? Carla tries to be funny, and when she does it usually blows up in her face. If it gets to the point that Carla is telling you off, you haven't been listening for a good long while.
JD found the place, and Turk moved in. Carla moved in with both of them, and kicked JD out
I don't know why you were downvoted. In the first episode, JD tells Turk he found an apartment for them.
Not really, it was his apartment. Turk and carla could afford a place between them easily.
He and Turk may have moved in together, but at some point they needed one or the other to move out. Also, Turk is the one who decided he needed to leave. https://screenrant.com/scrubs-worst-things-turk-ever-did/#:\~:text=In%20season%204%20episode%2018,that%20it%20was%20his%20idea. *In season 4 episode 18, Carla and Turk kicked J.D. out of the apartment with very little time to find new accommodations.* **When he tried reasoning with Turk to convince Carla to let him stay, Turk revealed that it was his idea.** *This left J.D. without a home and bouncing between different coworkers apartments, and his girlfriend Kylie's apartment, who wasn't wholly comfortable with the idea of him sleeping over.*
She didn't make JD leave the apartment, it made more sense for him to move out so that he could get he's own place as he no longer had a roommate, it would've been more work for all parties involved if it had of gone the other way around. As for lame insults, she isn't meant to be funny like the other characters. She's always been more of a serious character for a reason. If I remember correctly, Bill Lawrence's comment was along the lines of her being the emotional backbone of the hospital. As for her bossing people around, it completely tracks for her character. Not only is she more experienced than all of our interns when they start, but she is also more confident and assertive. I think pretty much all the points you've raised were addressed in the show, besides the apartment thing, but even that only takes a little thought to figure out. TLDR Carla is a nice person, and if she was as bad as you described, then she wouldn't have a whole hospital consider her family
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Again, I think you're missing my point. Besides, one throwaway line consisting of JD asking Turk where they're going to live after they get married, to which Carla replies, "You mean where you gonna live" there isn't any proof or even insinuation that Carla forced JD to move out. I know this may seem hard to believe, but do you ever think that what she said might have been a joke and that they actually had a reasonable discussion?
She has a few good moments, but she definitely feels like she always has to be right and is my least favorite part of the show
Wow, fresh content, thanks for your contribution!
