During the ATX TV Festival in Austin, Texas, over the course of past weekend, the Scrubs Cast Reunion sparked nostalgia and rumors about a revival or a movie. Furthermore, Bill Lawrence, joined by Zach Braff, John C. McGinley, Sarah Chalke, Donald Faison, Judy Reyes, and Neil Flynn, sat down for a chat with the public. And then nostalgia filled the room!
Of course, the natural question came up to the light during these kinds of events. That being of the possibility of a Scrubs revival taking place. And what we can tell you is that Lawrence’s crew is keen on it. Whatsmore, with the millennial nostalgia factor kicking in and boosting market sales on literally everything, it won’t be a surprise if Scrubs gets greenlit.
Scrubs Cast Reunion On The Possibility Of A Revival
When asked about the possibility of a revival, every member gave their two cents, considering the technical aspects of it. Firstly, Scrubs’ creator has his hands tied on another project for Apple TV+, the successful comedy series Ted Lasso. Secondly, the most important input came from Donald Faison, who played Turk on the Emmy Award-winning series, when he said that though the entire cast wants a reboot and work again, the show couldn’t be a full season.
And that’s when another bomb dropped out of Faison’s mouth when hinting at the possibility of a Scrubs movie. Then, Bill Lawrence picked up on several thoughts concerning the possibility of the return of the series to different formats. What’s more important for the man behind Ted Lasso is the esprit de corps of the cast and just how excited people could be about the shadow the possibility of watching everybody have another run at Sacred Heart Hospital.
“We’re going to do it.. if you’re ever lucky enough to work again with people you enjoy, run to it”- @VDOOZER on the possibility of a #Scrubs reunion #tvtogether #ATXTVs11 @hulu pic.twitter.com/shfTDcnHl3
— ATX TV Festival (@ATXFestival) June 5, 2022
Lawrence: We’re Gonna Do It
When pushed into the conversation about the details behind this topic. Bill Lawrence acquiesced and simply said “We’re gonna do it”. And thunderous applause and cheers flooded the room with emotion. Since the actors are so close since the decade after the show’s conclusion, the possibility of creating a reboot becomes a very solid thing. Moreover, the Scrubs cast is so tight that Zach Braff and Donald Faison have a podcast together. How cool is that?
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When Will The Scrubs Reboot Release?
Considering that the bombshell revelation was just hinted at in a conversation during a festival. The idea is floating around. Still, there’s no official confirmation as to when is the real thing coming to fruition. There’s no formal pen and paper arrangement yet. So, it’ll be a while before we see any of JD and Turk’s shenanigans at the Hospital hit back the screens.
Scrubs’ Trajectory
Scrubs is a Bill Lawrence-created American medical comedy-drama television series that ran on NBC and ABC from October 2001 to March 2010. The sitcom depicts personnel working at the fictional Sacred Heart Hospital, a teaching hospital. Because most of the key characters were medical interns at the start of the series, the title is a play on surgical scrubs and a phrase for a low-ranking person.
The show takes place in the fictional Sacred Heart medical center and follows different doctors as they try to manage their personal lives with the responsibilities of their careers. The show focuses on the main protagonists’ personal and professional life, and each season often revolves around a significant event or difficulty that one or more of the characters faces.
Cast
The cast of Scrubs included Zach Braff as J.D., Sarah Chalke as Elliot Reid, Donald Faison as Christopher Turk, Judy Reyes as Nurse Carla Espinosa, Neil Flynn as the Janitor, John C. McGinley as Dr Perry Cox, and Ken Jenkins as Bob Kelso.
Where To Watch Scrubs?
If this post revived your nostalgia and want to revisit the episodes, then we have a few alternatives for you. Firstly the entire nine seasons are available on Amazon Prime Video and Hulu for streaming. Moreover, the show is also available on DirecTV, Fubo TV, and Spectrum on Demand. Lastly, you can buy the seasons from Amazon Direct Video, the Microsoft Store, Google Play, Apple iTunes, and Vudu Fandango.
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