The popular medical comedy 'Scrubs' is set for a revival on ABC, with original stars Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke, and Donald Faison returning as series regulars, alongside Judy Reyes and John C. McGinley.

'Scrubs' is set to premiere with two back-to-back episodes, featuring the return of Neil Flynn and Christa Miller, and guest appearances by Rachel Bilson and others.

The new cast of characters may take some getting used to, but the new season of Scrubs effortlessly recaptures what made the original show so entertaining. Read our review of the first four episodes of the revival.

The 'Scrubs' revival, featuring the original cast including Zach Braff, is set to premiere on Feb. 25 on ABC, bringing back beloved characters and their classic routines like J.D. and Turk's 'Eagle'.

Co-creator Bill Lawrence hints at potential extensions for 'Ted Lasso' and 'Shrinking' beyond their initial three-season plans, while confirming that a 'Scrubs' revival is not in the cards.

The revival of the popular medical comedy 'Scrubs' has premiered to critical acclaim, earning an impressive score on Rotten Tomatoes ahead of its official release.

The comeback of 'Scrubs' is reviewed, highlighting the electrifying performance of Dr. Cox and the joyful interactions of the original cast, which carry the zinger-packed show.

Zach Braff reveals why 'Scrubs' Season 9 is not being considered as part of a potential revival storyline, despite original cast members being ready to return.

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