US Edition‘Scrubs’: Judy Reyes to Return as Carla & Everything Else We Know About ABC’s Revival So Far
Judy Reyes returns as Carla Espinosa in ABC's Scrubs reboot, joining original stars to explore changes in medicine and enduring friendships at Sacred Heart Hospital.
- ABC is bringing back Scrubs for the 2025-2026 TV season as a 30-minute series, featuring the return of original cast members including the actors who played JD, Turk, Elliot, and Carla, with the involvement of key cast and creators from the original show.
- The revival entered development in late 2024 after years of discussion, with Braff signing on in May and ABC ordering the series in July.
- Bill Lawrence is executive producing the series alongside Jeff Ingold, Liza Katzer, Tim Hobert, and Aseem Batra, who also serve as showrunners with a mix of returning and new writers.
- The series will center on JD and Turk coming together again as they navigate the evolving world of medicine and a new group of interns at Sacred Heart Hospital, highlighting their enduring friendship alongside fresh obstacles.
- Judy Reyes will return to the series in a recurring guest role, reprising her character Carla Espinosa and offering longtime fans a mix of familiar faces alongside new story arcs.
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Judy Reyes Returns for 'Scrubs' Reboot
Judy Reyes, the actor known for portraying Carla in “Scrubs,” will return for ABC’s reboot of the comedy, TheWrap has learned. Reyes joins the new series in a special recurring guest star role and will remain a series regular on “High Potential.” Throughout its eight seasons, Reyes portrayed Carla Espinosa, the head nurse at Sacred Heart Hospital. Known for her big heart and no-nonsense attitude, Carla was often a mother figure to JD (Zach Braff…
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