Idk, Scrubs ended at season 8 for me. Maybe I'll give it a chance, but I'm keeping expectations pretty low. Reading the article, it seems like it could be worthwhile if it really is just a season or two of "old friends" getting back together for a little fun. We'll see, but it looks like Braff is the only one signed up for now, and that won't really sell it for me

Edit: Working in the medical field makes me a little averse to medical shows. But Scrubs and (now) The Pitt are about the only ones I feel have merit (to me). Despite different styles, they both hit pretty hard sometimes

This one kinda always lives rent free in my mind. It's all about the patient... just do your best and fuck the rest. You can deal with everything else when you're off shift

reboots rarely work out, especially done so "soon" after a series ended. reiminagied series can be good though, like with BSG, but still fall shorts on many things, due to showrunners personal agenda.

I think I will reserve judgement until I see it. A getting-the-gang-back-together series or two could be a good time, or it could be another "Scrubs: Med School".

Guess he and his Scrubs buddies got tired of doing T-Mobile commercials.

Then Zach should play Bob Kelso in the reboot.

I don't think ending each episode with a monologue over an indie song will work today

Another reboot?

Half this show was about gay, dick, and fart jokes. Will be an interesting reboot.

I hope he comes back as JD, but now he's older and wiser and just as jaded as Dr. Cox, basically fulfilling the same role Cox did.

Scrubs but in the setting of The Pitt

I hear he’s a never-nude.

Should be fun. Lean into the difference in experience as a mature professional. Get some perspective on why Dr. Cox is Like That.