Ofall nine seasons ofScrubs, the final run was my least favorite.
Certain elements did work, though, and others will unavoidably need to be revisited whenScrubsis revived.
As such, there would be different challenges for newScrubscharacters to address during their young careers.
However,I’ve always seenScrubsas an incredibly character-focused show, with all medical elements coming secondary to that.
Lawrence has mentioned making aScrubsreunion movie on theFake Doctors, Real Friendsrewatch podcast.
However, he recently seems more interested in a full revival of the sitcom.
Scrubs is a Sitcom and Medical Comedy/Drama created by Bill Lawrence that follows a group of medical students throughout their daily lives at the Sacred Heart Teaching Hospital. The series stars Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke, and Donald Faison, as they work their way up from Medical Interns while juggling all sorts of hospital shenanigans.
The fresh faces introduced inScrubsseasons 8 and 9 were genuinely great additions to the cast.
I’m sure I’m not alone in that desire, either.
Scrubs' comeback will be a huge nostalgia trip for much of the original fan base.
Scrubs' comeback will be a huge nostalgia trip for much of the original fan base.
So, the coming reunion won’t actually represent that big of a change betweenScrubsseasons 9 and 10.
It’s highly likelyScrubsseason 10 will be set at the same hospital shown during theMed Schoolrun.
TheScrubsrevival will only really be impactful if as many members of the original cast as possible can return.
Unfortunately,Sam Lloyd’s passing in 2020 makes Ted’s comeback impossible.
As such, it’s highly likelyScrubsseason 10 will be set at the same hospital shown during theMed Schoolrun.
If so, the revival will feel even more likeScrubsseason 9.
Therefore, it leaves them in some sort of nether realm.
The easiest way to accommodate their presence would be in cameo form.
It all depends on whether those cameos could be relevant or funny enough to justify taking place whenScrubscomes back.
Scrubs is a Sitcom and Medical Comedy/Drama created by Bill Lawrence that follows a group of medical students throughout their daily lives at the Sacred Heart Teaching Hospital. The series stars Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke, and Donald Faison, as they work their way up from Medical Interns while juggling all sorts of hospital shenanigans.
