Zach Braff, Donald Faison and more are scrubbing back in. "Good Morning America" has confirmed that Braff and Faison are returning for the new " Scrubs " series. Sarah Chalke will also return to the series and join Braff and Faison as executive producers.

Braff is repped by CAA, Range Media partners and attorney Ken Richman; Faison, by UTA and Fuller Law; Chalke, by UTA, Untitled Entertainment and Johnson Shapiro; Hobert, by IAG and Jared Levine; and Batra, by WME and Bruce Gellman of Hansen Jacobson.

Ever since the Scrubs reboot was announced, I’ve been with fans and their reservations over why the beloved comedy is returning. However, now that the series is really coming together over at ABC complete with two exciting cast additions,

Scrubs” is officially scrubbing back in at ABC. Variety has learned that the planned reboot of the beloved hospital comedy has been ordered straight-to-series at the broadcaster for the 2025-2026 season.

With the Scrubs reboot officially a go, has our in-built sense of pop-culture nostalgia set the bar too high for the impending influx of later-in-life revivals?

ABC ‘s Scrubs reboot has officially been greenlit to series with Zach Braff, Donald Faison and Sarah Chalke returning in their original roles and will executive produce.

Bill Lawrence, who developed the original series, and co-created Apple TV+ hits Ted Lasso and Shrinking, is returning to steer the show's revival. Braff, Faison, and Chalke will executive produce Scrubs 2.0 alongside Lawrence. Tim Hobert and Aseem will serve as showrunners and executive producers.