Scrubs
Scrubs revival features returning cast and new interns
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ABC's Scrubs revival brings back core characters like J.D. and Turk while introducing fresh faces at Sacred Heart Hospital. The nine-episode season explores changes in medicine and personal lives, including J.D. and Elliot's divorce. Tributes honor absent legacy figures such as Dr. Bob Kelso and Ted.
Bill Lawrence revealed that Neil Flynn improvised many of his lines as the Janitor on the sitcom Scrubs. The writer credited Flynn's comedic talent during moments when the script lacked specific dialogue.
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ABC has renewed the Scrubs revival for a second season—its 11th overall—two weeks after the first nine-episode run concluded. An episode count for season 2 remains undisclosed.
The upcoming Scrubs revival on ABC may not feature Neil Flynn's Janitor or Ken Jenkins' Dr. Bob Kelso in its first season, according to star Zach Braff. The series also plans tributes to the late Sam Lloyd, who played Ted Buckland. The reboot premieres February 25 with returning cast members.
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Matthew Perry, known for his role on Friends, directed and starred in a single episode of the medical comedy Scrubs shortly after his sitcom ended. The episode, titled My Unicorn, aired in November 2004 and marked his only directing credit in television or film. It featured a guest appearance by his real-life father, John Bennett Perry.