Prepare for that catchy theme track chorus from the 2000s to get caught in your head — then one about how “I can’t do that all alone / no, I do know I’m no Superman.” That’s as a result of ABC is formally creating a reboot of the beloved 2000s medical comedy Scrubs, and star Zach Braff is reportedly on board to return because the daydreaming, voiceover-loving Dr. John “J.D.” Dorian.
The challenge remains to be in early improvement, however it marks a serious step ahead for a revival followers have lengthy hoped for. Sequence creator Invoice Lawrence might be concerned as an govt producer, whereas Braff is at present the one forged member confirmed to return. So no wisecracks simply but from Dr. Cox or snark from his sharp-tongued ex-wife and later on-again accomplice Jordan.
Right here’s hoping that we do get a few of that if the Scrubs reboot does certainly come to fruition, together with bromantic slow-mo montages with Turk, and the return of The Janitor who’s in all probability nonetheless holding a grudge.
The unique Scrubs premiered in 2001 on NBC and later moved to ABC, working for 9 seasons and constructing a passionate fanbase because of its mixture of absurdist humor and heartfelt emotion. Alongside Braff, the ensemble included Donald Faison, Judy Reyes, Sarah Chalke, John C. McGinley, and Neil Flynn, lots of whom have expressed curiosity in a reunion through the years.
In a current interview, Braff sounded wanting to return to Sacred Coronary heart, calling the thought of doing a brief run of latest episodes “a dream.” No phrase but on whether or not the total forged will reunite, however for longtime followers of J.D., Turk, and the remainder of the gang — this reboot simply is likely to be the right prescription. And in case you haven’t but, undoubtedly try Faux Medical doctors, Actual Associates, a hilarious and nostalgic Scrubs rewatch podcast with stars Braff and Faison.
