Nurse Carla Returns for 'Scrubs' Reboot

The beloved medical comedy series Scrubs is making a comeback, and fans can rejoice as one of the show's cherished characters is set to return. Judy Reyes, who portrayed Nurse Carla Espinosa, will reprise her role in the upcoming reboot of the series.

Following the announcement of the Scrubs revival in July, the excitement has been building. Reyes will join Zach Braff, returning as John Dorian (J.D.), and Donald Faison, who will once again portray surgeon Christopher Turk. The news about Reyes's involvement was initially uncertain due to her commitments to the crime-comedy series High Potential, but it has now been confirmed.

The original Scrubs series aired from 2001 to 2010, spanning nine seasons. It was a staple of both NBC and later ABC, where it garnered a loyal fan base and critical acclaim for its unique blend of humor and heartfelt moments. The reboot is also set to air on ABC, where it aims to capture the charm and wit that made the original so beloved.

The creative team behind the reboot, including Braff and ABC executives, are optimistic about the new direction for the series, which aims to introduce a new generation to the antics of the staff at Sacred Heart Hospital, while still honoring the original characters and storylines that fans have come to love.

With the addition of Nurse Carla, the reboot promises to deliver both nostalgia and fresh content. Fans of the show are eager to see how these familiar faces will navigate the challenges of modern healthcare, offering a blend of comedy and relatable scenarios.

This revival is not only a chance to revisit the past but also an opportunity to engage new audiences with the show's signature humor. As the entertainment landscape evolves, Scrubs aims to maintain its relevance and continue to resonate with viewers old and new.