This iconic medical series is coming back soon after an absence of over 10 years!

After months of rumors, it’s official: The medical sitcom Scrubs , led by Zach Braff and Donald Faison, is getting a reboot. According to the information termThe project is officially in development at ABC and will be based on Bill Lawrence, the creator and executive producer of Scrubs.

Will scrubs make a comeback?

And because good news never comes alone, the cast of the original series should return. According to our colleagues, Zach Braff, who played John “JD” Dorian, Sarah Chalke (Elliot Reid), Donald Faison (Christopher Turk) and John K. McGinley (Perry Cox) should reprise their roles.

However, the only uncertainty is the participation of Judy Reyes, aka Carla Espinoza, who left the sitcom before the final season. According to sources, her character is currently being integrated into the reboot, but her involvement is still unclear.

He is actually one of the stars of High Potential, the American remake of HPI, a detective series with Audrey Fleurot. And just like its French counterpart, fiction is enjoying great success. Whether the actor will be able to participate in both serials remains to be seen…

What will this new scrub be about?

Last October, Bill Lawrence revealed the first information about this new version of Scrubs. And according to him, this project is halfway between a revival, bringing back old characters, and a reboot, which will update the original concept with new characters.

“We talked about it a lot and I think the best thing is to combine the two things” he explained to Deadline. “First, people want to see what the world of medicine is like for the characters they love, which is the key to a successful reboot.”

“Second, I think the show always worked because we followed a group of young people who were immersed in the world of medicine because we knew that these young people are super idealistic and become doctors by calling.

“There is no such thing as the “rich doctor who plays golf” cliché. I think it would be a big mistake not to combine these two elements.Although Bill Lawrence is involved in the project, he is not expected to serve as showrunner.