Scrubs creator wants to do a revival

Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence says he’s “definitely” going to do a revival of the acclaimed medical sitcom quickly.

While the period of TV revivals will not be fairly as prevalent because it as soon as was, Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence nonetheless feels very optimistic that a revival of his acclaimed medical sitcom will occur.

While talking with LADbible, Lawrence mentioned, “We’re undoubtedly going to do it, simply because we’ve all been having fun with hanging out. Look, there’s no large drive as a result of everyone’s profitable, and I believe the present was on for like, 72 years, however then again, medical folks over right here proper now are very heroic to me.“

Lawrence continued: “It’s been a tough road, and no one’s becoming a doctor right now to get rich here in America, and we’ve all been hanging out and talking. So I’m open to it. I’m open to it, and I don’t want to do it as a movie, but I’m definitely open to doing a couple more years of that show.”

“It would not only be fun to see where the characters I used to love are now, but also to see what a young doctor nowadays looks like, as far as the kids coming in behind them, you know,” Lawrence added. “So we’ve been talking a lot about it, and I think we’ll figure it out in the next six months or so what we want to do. I’m just busy too, man, in a great way.” Much of the unique forged has expressed a want to return, so it might truly occur.

Scrubs debuted on NBC in 2001 and adopted a group of medical interns at Sacred Heart Hospital. With its slapstick humour and surreal sequences (not to point out tugging on the heartstrings once in a while), the collection rapidly gained audiences over. It aired for seven seasons on NBC and two seasons on ABC, with the ultimate season that includes an nearly totally new forged. Scrubs starred Zach Braff as John Michael “JD” Dorian, Donald Faison as Christopher Turk, JD’s finest good friend, Sarah Chalke as Elliot Reid, JD’s on-again/off-again love curiosity, John C. McGinley as Perry Cox, Ken Jenkins as Bob Kelso, Judy Reyes as Carlo Espinosa, and Neil Flynn because the Janitor.

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