So, we get a "scrub" rebirth. It is frustrating, because I am a huge fan of Bill Lawrence's medical comedy, which originally lasted from 2001 to 2010 at Ann -BI -and, for last year's existence in that form, ABC. Led by Zack Braf as Dr -Johnon "DD" Dorian, The play was funny, shockingly emotional and surprisingly medically accurate (That last one is sort of anecdotal based on doctors i've chatted with, but still), and its main cast of characters - Donald Faison's Cocksure Surgeon (and JD's Bestie) Dr. Chris Turk, Judy Reyes' Tough But Big-Hearted Nurse Carla Espinosa, Sarah Chalke's Neurotic But Brilliant Dr. Elliot Reid, and the Stubborn and Fre Enraged Doctor Who Serves as a unprepared mentor of D.D., Dr Perry Cox, played by Johnon C. McGinley - are uniform great.

All this sounds like he can add to a promising series restart, but I have my own doubts, and that's because of Lawrence's recent comments on the upcoming rebirth (for which Braf is already set to return). While he was talking TVLinLawrence addressed the challenges of taking over Turk and DD in a new stage of their lives. "The hardest part is that Zack and Donald are getting older," he said.

"People still have that affinity, and love, for that goofy Youthfulness (...) but IF I Saw Two Guys in their Late 40s/Early 50s Doing 'World's Most Giant Doctor,' and Carrying Each Other Around All the Time, 'What the f *** k is going on,' you know? To do this, deal with it and try to stay optimistic. "

Lawrence continued, saying the restart will show the stricter side of medicine as it stands in 2025. As I write this, the misinformation is everywhereAnd the general public seems to be untrustworthy medical professionals more and more often. "So to look at how the system has not only changed, but how it has overcome some of these people and how they retain their optimism with a new wave of young characters, it was really fun," Lawrence said. Wait, a series that looks at doctors beaten by the system?! It sounds familiar! This is probably because that play exists now. It's called "Pete". I love him as much as I love "scrubs", and we don't need another!