Scrubs: Last News

Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence has said that he is bringing back the medical sitcom for purely “selfish” reasons.In December, it was reported that the beloved show would be returning, with Lawrence said to be currently working alongside 20th Television on the new incarnation of the Zach Braff-starring comedy for ABC.Now, in an interview with Variety, Lawrence has given an update on the status of the reboot, explaining that they are currently in the process of “putting the writers together”.“It’s the best thing in the world to see that some of the most talented writers in the world wrote on that show and they’re all still friends, and my friends,” he said. “And so [we] have a combination of the old and new.

Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence has said he believes the upcoming reboot of the show is a “no lose” situation.Earlier this month, it was reported that the medical sitcom would be returning, with Lawrence working on a new incarnation of the show with 20th Television for ABC. Variety indicated that Lawrence would not serve as showrunner for the new version of the show, and no cast are currently attached to the project.Now, Lawrence has spoken to the Los Angeles Times about his decision to revisit the show, saying: “If I thought it was a bad idea, I wouldn’t do it.

Scrubs is being rebooted by the show’s original creator, Bill Lawrence.As per Variety, Lawrence is working on a new incarnation of the series via 20th Television for ABC. The original series was produced by ABC Studios and ran for eight seasons from 2001 to 2010.According to a source, Variety state that while Lawrence remains under his original deal at Warner Bros.

Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence has spoken about the episodes of the show he thinks are “stinkers”.The medical sitcom ran for eight seasons from 2001 to 2010.Lawrence, who is the man behind the Apple+ series Shrinking, said his experience on Scrubs helped him to get the right balance of comedy and drama in his latest show.He told The Hollywood Reporter: “Way back in the days of Scrubs, we did so many episodes, there’s some stinkers in there, and the stinkers were always ones that we didn’t calibrate it enough, and it was too broad and silly, and then we try to make people care two seconds later about someone living or dying. Or it was way too heavy and dramatic, and then we tried to do some goofy fantasy or whatever.”As a result, he said “we really police” material on Shrinking, which this week returned for its second season.He added: “I think that’s partially making sure that it feels authentic when we’re being emotional and that we don’t try to cram too much heaviness into a funnier, light scene.

Kaitlin Olson), a single mom who works as a night cleaner for the LAPD Major Crimes Unit. She has “high intellectual potential,” meaning she knows and remembers more trivia than the average person.

Scrubs were “exhausted” by the end of the final season, admitting that they started to repeat certain jokes.Braff, who played J.D. on the medical sitcom that aired from 2001 to 2010, said that he and his costars – Donald Faison, Sarah Chalke, Judy Reyes and Christa Miller – were “kind of fried” by season 9.“I miss laughing every day.

Zach Braff, 49, has revealed what’s holding up a possible “Scrubs” reboot. “Scrubs’ is a Disney show. [Creator] Bill [Lawrence] has a Warner Bros.

Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence has said the show could come back in “six months to a year” because the cast feel they have “stories to tell”.The screenwriter and director highlighted in a recent interview that the COVID-19 pandemic shone a light on the importance of people in the medical profession, meaning the hospital sitcom could have a fresh new relevance in the 2020s.“We’ve been talking about it,” he told The Independent. “We all spend time with each other in real life, but everybody is so talented from that show that they’re all working.“We’ve really started to entertain the idea about getting the band back together because we all feel like we do have some stories to tell.

Zach Braff has revealed how Coldplay got him through his depression.Speaking exclusively to NME, the Scrubs star said that he can no longer listen to the 2000 track ‘Don’t Panic’, despite it helping him get through a difficult stage of his life.“It’s the first track on [his directorial debut] Garden State and I have such a sentimental attachment to that time of my life and what that became with that film,” he said.“It’s just one of those songs that I can’t hear anymore, even though it’s one of my favourite songs ever. I just so associate it with that time of my life.

Sam Lloyd, best known for his role as downtrodden lawyer Ted Buckley on , died last week at age 56, as a result of complications from lung cancer. 

Sam Lloyd’s wife Vanessa has revealed he died as a result of cancer complications.

U.S. TV star Sam Lloyd has lost his battle with cancer at the age of 56.

Actor Sam Lloyd may have been best known for playing beaten down lawyer Ted Buckland from Scrubs, but his character could not have been any further from the man the actor was in real life. 

Scrubs star Sam Lloyd was in a coma for two months before he passed away.

Sam Lloyd, famous for playing the eccentric lawyer Ted Buckland on Scrubs, has sadly passed away at 56 years old. The television star’s agent confirmed the tragic news to our sister website, Variety, on May 1. This is the same day that the public learned of the tragedy, and tributes soon flooded Twitter on Friday — among them, Scrubs’ lead star Zach Braff and the show’s creator, Bill Lawrence, contributed their own solemn words (which you can see below).

Former Scrubs co-stars Zach Braff and Donald Faison are using their new podcast to pay tribute to medical workers amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Donald Faison and Zach Braff are only on the first episode of their new rewatch podcast and they're already dropping industry secrets!

podcast Fake Doctors, Real Friends, Zach addressed the idea of getting the gang back together on the big screen. On the idea of a film, Zach said: ‘We talk about that, because I point to Psych, who’s now made 2 successful films.