Zach Braff’s Scrubs reunion photo spark rumours of a revival

The series ended in 2010

Zach Braff in Scrubs

by Anna Sky Hulton |
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Eight years after the last series of Scrubs aired, one of the show's stars has caused a stir amongst fans, after he posted a reunion photo of the cast. Zach, who played the role of Dr. John Michael 'J.D.' Dorian, was a popular character throughout the nine series of the show that aired, with just two other characters appearing throughout the entire run of the show.

Taking to Twitter, Zach's photo showed himself with eight other cast members, including Sarah Chalke who played Elliot, Donald Faison, who played Turk and Judy Reyes, who played Carla, Turk's wife. He captioned the photo 'Season 10?'.

What could this mean?! Well, since Zach's photo appeared on social media, it's been liked a massive 143K times and had thousands of comments, one fan said, 'Just a little emotional about it', with another tweeting, 'More like 10 more seasons, please.'

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However, according to many reports, it is unlikely that the cast will be reuniting for another series - as much as fans would like them to. CNN have recently reported The Hollywood Reporter as saying the series creator Bill Lawrence had reservations over reviving the series.

"I would do anything to get to work with not only this group [but the entire crew]...it was the best time in my life," Bill reportedly said, while on a panel, continuing, "Sometimes reboots - not all the time - feel like a money grab."

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