Medical professional Dr. Cox to resume work at Sacred Heart hospital for the revival of Scrubs series
In an exciting turn of events, the much-loved medical sitcom Scrubs is set to make a comeback this television season, most likely in 2026. The revival will bring back the original cast, including Zach Braff, Donald Faison, and Sarah Chalke, who are set to lead the series.
John C. McGinley, who played the iconic character Dr. Perry Cox, has officially signed on for the revival. This will mark 25 years since McGinley began playing Dr. Cox, a role he auditioned for an impressive five times before landing the part.
Disney, the producer of the original Scrubs, required McGinley to audition multiple times before he was cast. Perry Cox will be a recurring character for this version of the medical sitcom. Judy Reyes has also worked out a deal to appear as a special guest star.
Christa Miller, the wife of Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence, is in talks to play Jordan, Dr. Cox's wife, in the revival, provided she is not too busy with Lawrence's other show, Shrinking. Bill Lawrence previously expressed a desire to bring back Ken Jenkins as Dr. Bob Kelso.
The revival is not just about nostalgia, though. It promises to address contemporary issues, with the cast discussing various health-related topics. For instance, Kevin Sorbo discusses four early signs of dementia, although the specific signs are not detailed. Neurologists suggest a turmeric recipe for quick neuropathy relief, but the recipe remains undisclosed.
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Stay tuned for more updates on the Scrubs revival!
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