Scrubs Season 10: First Look and Returning Cast
ABC has officially begun production on the long-awaited tenth season of the beloved medical comedy "Scrubs." The network recently released a behind-the-scenes video on November 5, showing familiar faces like Sarah Chalke and Judy Reyes back in their iconic roles.
Background of the Series
"Scrubs" originally premiered on NBC in 2001, following the journey of Dr. John "J.D." Dorian, portrayed by Zach Braff, as he grew from an intern to a full-fledged attending physician at Sacred Heart Hospital.
After seven successful seasons on NBC, the show found a new home on ABC, which aired its eighth and initially final season with a heartfelt series finale created by Bill Lawrence.
Previous Season and New Cast Members
ABC extended the comedy for a ninth season under the subtitle "Med School." This chapter introduced Kerry Bishé as Lucy Bennett, the new narrator who led a mix of fresh faces and returning favorites.
- Zach Braff as J.D.
- Donald Faison as Turk
- Sarah Chalke as Elliot
- Judy Reyes as Carla
- John C. McGinley as Dr. Cox
- Neil Flynn as The Janitor
- Ken Jenkins as Kelso
- Christa Miller as Jordan
- Robert Maschio as The Todd
- Sam Lloyd as Ted
The ninth season also introduced Michael Mosley (Drew), Dave Franco (Cole), Eliza Coupe (Denise), and Kerry Bishé (Lucy Bennett).
Revival Details
Now, more than fifteen years after the conclusion of "Med School," ABC has confirmed the revival with the returning original cast. Fans can expect both new and familiar characters to scrub back in for another season of emotional and comedic storytelling.
"Scrubs" is back in production on its tenth season — and ABC has offered fans their first look at the returning stars.
Author’s Summary
The engaging return of "Scrubs" reunites its original cast while ushering in a fresh era of humor and heart for its tenth season on ABC.