Created by Bill Lawrence.
The Scrubs revival (officially Season 10) premiered on February 25, 2026 in the United States.
Distributed by Disney Platform Distribution.
Scrub (2026) TV Series Review
Scrubs (2026) is a fun and emotional return of the popular medical comedy series.
It brings back J.D., Turk, and Elliot as they work at Sacred Heart again, now guiding a new group of young doctors.
The show mixes humor with serious moments about life, work, and friendship.
The main actors still have great chemistry, which makes the story enjoyable.
While some jokes may not feel as strong as before, the series still has heart.
It feels both old and new at the same time.
Scrubs (2026) is easy to watch and perfect for fans and new viewers alike.
CR Rating: 8.2/10.
Scrub (2026) Actors
Zach Braff as Dr. John “J.D.” Dorian
DOB: April 6, 1975.
Bio: American actor, director, writer, and producer best known for creating and starring in Scrubs, one of the defining medical comedies of the 2000s.
He studied film at Northwestern University and expanded his career into filmmaking with projects like Garden State, which he wrote, directed, and starred in.
Role: In the Scrubs (2026) revival, J.D. returns as a more experienced and reflective doctor rather than the daydreaming intern audiences first met.
While older and more professionally established, he still carries the same inner voice and emotional perspective that defined the original series.
Episodes: 9 eps.
Interesting facts: Braff co-hosts the Fake Doctors, Real Friends podcast with Donald Faison, where they revisit episodes of Scrubs. He continues to direct film and television projects alongside acting.
Notable Works: Scrubs, Garden State, The Last Kiss, The Ex, Chicken Little, Oz the Great and Powerful.
Sarah Chalke as Dr. Elliot Reid
DOB: August 27, 1976.
Bio: Canadian actress known for her work across comedy and drama.
She first gained widespread recognition on Roseanne before becoming a fan favorite as Elliot Reid on Scrubs.
Chalke has a talent for portraying intelligent, emotionally open characters with a mix of humor and vulnerability.
Role: Elliot Reid returns as a seasoned internal medicine doctor navigating both her career and personal life.
While her history with J.D. remains central to her story, the revival focuses more on her professional growth.
Episodes: 9 eps.
Interesting facts: Chalke is fluent in German and has built a strong parallel career in voice acting through Rick and Morty.
Notable Works: Roseanne, Scrubs, Rick and Morty, Firefly Lane, Speechless.
Donald Faison as Dr. Chris Turk
DOB: June 22, 1974.
Bio: American actor and comedian known for his energetic performances and strong ensemble presence.
He first gained attention in the teen comedy Clueless before becoming widely recognized as Dr. Chris Turk on Scrubs.
Role: Turk returns as a senior surgical leader at Sacred Heart, continuing to balance his demanding career with family life and his lifelong friendship with J.D.
While now part of the hospital’s veteran leadership, he still brings humor and heart.
Episodes: 9 eps.
Interesting facts: Faison co-hosts the Fake Doctors, Real Friends podcast with Zach Braff, reflecting their real-life friendship that mirrors their on-screen bond in Scrubs.
Notable Works: Scrubs, Clueless, The Exes, Kick-Ass 2, Ray Donovan.
John C. McGinley as Dr. Perry Cox
DOB: August 3, 1959.
Bio: A veteran American actor with a long and versatile career across film, television, and theatre.
He studied acting at New York University and began his career on stage before transitioning into film.
Role: Dr. Perry Cox returns as a senior, influential figure at Sacred Heart.
While no longer the central authority he once was, he remains a key mentor presence, particularly in shaping J.D.’s leadership.
Episodes: 3 eps.
Interesting facts: McGinley is active in advocacy work and is listed as a board member and spokesman for the Global Down Syndrome Foundation and the National Down Syndrome Society.
Notable Works: Scrubs, Platoon, Wall Street, Office Space, The Rock, Point Break.
Judy Reyes as Nurse Carla Espinosa
DOB: November 5, 1967.
Bio: American actress best known for her work across television drama and comedy.
She gained widespread recognition as Carla Espinosa on Scrubs, where her mix of authority, warmth, and direct honesty made her a standout.
Role: Carla returns as a senior nurse and a central emotional figure within Sacred Heart.
As Turk’s wife and Elliot’s close friend, she continues to act as a voice of reason and emotional clarity, often cutting through the chaos around her.
Episodes: 4 eps.
Interesting facts: Reyes co-founded the Sound of GOL Foundation with George Valencia.
Notable Works: Scrubs, Devious Maids, Claws, Succession, High Potential, Smile, Birth/Rebirth.
Robert Maschio as Dr. Todd “The Todd” Quinlan
DOB: August 25, 1966.
Bio: American actor best known for his comedic role as The Todd on Scrubs.
He has built a career largely around character-driven comedy, often leaning into exaggerated, high-energy personalities.
Role: The Todd returns as one of Sacred Heart’s longtime surgeons, still defined by his over-the-top confidence, inappropriate humor, and comedic presence.
While the character remains intentionally exaggerated, his return adds nostalgia and continuity to the hospital’s culture.
Episodes: 4 eps.
Interesting facts: Maschio has largely stepped away from full-time acting and works in real estate in Santa Monica, which makes his return feel like a true comeback.
Notable Works: Scrubs, As the World Turns, Veronica Mars, Cougar Town.
Christa Miller as Jordan Sullivan
DOB: May 28, 1964.
Bio: American actress known for her sharp comedic timing and strong presence in ensemble television.
She gained early recognition on The Drew Carey Show before becoming widely known as Jordan Sullivan on Scrubs.
Role: Jordan returns as Dr. Cox’s ex-wife and a figure still connected to the hospital’s world.
Her presence brings back the show’s signature sharp-edged humor, especially through her dynamic with Cox.
Episodes: 1 ep.
Interesting facts: Miller is married to Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence, which also explains how naturally she fits into the wider Lawrence universe.
Notable Works: The Drew Carey Show, Scrubs, Cougar Town, Shrinking, Clone High.
Neil Flynn as The Janitor
DOB: November 13, 1960.
Bio: American actor and comedian who built his early career in Chicago’s improv scene, including work with renowned groups like The Second City and ImprovOlympic.
He transitioned into film and television with roles in movies such as The Fugitive and Magnolia before becoming widely recognized as the Janitor on Scrubs.
Role: The Janitor returns as Sacred Heart’s mysterious and unpredictable custodian.
Known for his long-running, bizarre rivalry with J.D., his reappearance taps into one of the show’s most iconic comedic dynamics.
Episodes: 1 ep.
Interesting facts: Flynn’s early film appearance in The Fugitive is often cited as one of his first notable screen roles.
Notable Works: Scrubs, The Middle, Magnolia, The Fugitive, Rookie of the Year.
Phill Lewis as Dr. Hooch
DOB: February 14, 1968.
Bio: American actor, comedian, and television director with a long career in sitcoms and family television.
He gained widespread recognition as Mr. Moseby in The Suite Life of Zack & Cody and The Suite Life on Deck.
Role: Dr. Hooch returns as the notoriously unstable orthopedic surgeon whose unpredictable behavior made him one of the show’s most chaotic side characters.
His reappearance leans into classic Scrubs absurdity, adding bursts of tension and dark humor whenever he enters the story.
Episodes: 2 eps.
Interesting facts: Lewis has directed episodes across multiple TV series, especially within Disney Channel productions, which makes him one of the more multi-talented people in the revival cast.
Notable Works: The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, The Suite Life on Deck, Friends, Yes, Dear, Scrubs.
Vanessa Bayer as Sibby Wilson
DOB: November 14, 1981.
Bio: American actress and comedian best known for her time on Saturday Night Live, where she became one of the show’s standout performers.
After leaving SNL, she co-created and starred in I Love That for You, further establishing herself in scripted comedy.
Role: Bayer plays Sibby Wilson, a hospital HR and wellness manager tasked with maintaining order in the chaotic environment of Sacred Heart.
Her role adds a modern workplace-comedy angle, as she attempts to enforce policies and emotional wellness in a system that constantly resists structure.
Episodes: 5 eps.
Interesting facts: Bayer is a childhood leukemia survivor and has spoken openly about that experience, which helped inspire I Love That for You.
Notable Works: Saturday Night Live, I Love That for You, Trainwreck, Office Christmas Party, Wander Darkly.
Joel Kim Booster as Dr. Kevin Park
DOB: February 29, 1988.
Bio: American comedian, actor, writer, and producer known for his sharp, character-driven humor and modern voice in comedy.
He gained major attention with the film Fire Island, which he wrote and starred in, and expanded his profile with roles in series like Loot.
Role: Booster plays Dr. Kevin Park, an ambitious attending physician navigating the hospital’s evolving hierarchy.
His character introduces a competitive edge to Sacred Heart, often clashing with leadership and reflecting the pressures of modern medical careers.
Episodes: 4 eps.
Interesting facts: Booster is best known for Fire Island and Loot, and he has become one of the more visible younger comedy voices in the industry.
Notable Works: Fire Island, Loot.
Ava Bunn as Dr. Samantha “Sam” Tosh
DOB: N/A.
Bio: An emerging actress gaining attention through newer television and independent projects.
She represents a new generation of performers entering mainstream TV through ensemble-driven series.
Role: Bunn plays Dr. Samantha “Sam” Tosh, a medical intern working under J.D.
She represents the modern, digitally connected generation of doctors, often using social media and unconventional thinking to approach medical challenges.
Episodes: 7 eps.
Interesting facts: Public interview detail is limited, but her credits already include projects like Head Shot, Worked to Death, and Function at Strawberry Junction.
Notable Works: Head Shot, Worked to Death, Function at Strawberry Junction, Scrubs.
More Actors
• Jacob Dudman as Dr. Asher Green.
• David Gridley as Dr. Blake Lewis.
• Layla Mohammadi as Dr. Amara Hadi.
• Amanda Morrow as Dr. Dashana Trainor.
• Lisa Gilroy as Lily.
FAQ – Scrub 2026 TV Series
What is Scrubs (2026) about?
The series follows J.D., Turk, and Elliot as older doctors mentoring new interns while handling modern hospital challenges and personal struggles.
Is Scrubs (2026) a reboot or continuation?
It is a revival and continuation, not a remake. The story continues years after the original series.
Is Scrubs (2026) considered a new series or part of the original?
Officially, it’s labeled Season 10 of Scrubs, even though many fans feel it also doubles as a fresh continuation.
Are there new characters in the series?
Yes, the revival introduces a new group of interns and hospital staff to refresh the story.
Where can I watch Scrubs (2026)?
You can watch it live on ABC, and stream new episodes the next day on Hulu (US) and Disney+ (international).
Conclusion
Scrubs (2026) is a warm and enjoyable comeback that blends nostalgia with fresh storytelling.
It may not fully match the magic of the original series, but it still delivers humor, heart, and meaningful moments.
With strong performances and a mix of old and new characters, the show feels both familiar and updated.
It is a satisfying watch for longtime fans and a good starting point for new viewers.