JD, Turk, and Elliot are officially back on duty. The Scrubs reboot is a possibility. And since he couldn’t do it all on his own, Donald Faison and Sarah Chalke have signed on to star alongside Zach Braff once again .
ABC has ordered the new era of Scrubs to series for the 2025-2026 TV season. (This news was first reported by Deadline .) Braff, Donald Faison, and Chalke will reprise their original roles as doctors John Dorian, Christopher Turk, and Elliot Reid. All three will also serve as executive producers of the Scrubs reboot. Original series creator Bill Lawrence will also join as executive producer. This time, Tim Hobert and Asem Batra will take on showrunner duties. Both are familiar with the wacky and imaginative world of Scrubs . Each worked on the original show, which ran for seven seasons on NBC starting in 2001. It ended in 2010 after two seasons on ABC.
As for what fans can expect from the Scrubs reboot, it looks like more of the same, but with new perspectives on a very different world. The show will see JD and Turk working together at Sacred Heart for the first time in years. But while the medicine and the interns have changed, one thing will always remain the same: they’re still in a full-fledged bromance. The show will also remain true to its DNA in another important way: it will introduce new interns. But Braff, Faison, and Chalke aren’t the only familiar faces to expect. The new/old Scrubs will also include some characters from the original series.
We also don’t have a specific release date for the Scrubs reboot.
In a statement, Lawrence said: “ Scrubs means a lot to me. So excited for the chance to get the band back together.”
Of course, this Scrubs reboot wouldn’t work if he didn’t get the band back together. Scrubs always made it clear that no one can do everything on their own.
