It’s somewhat hard to believe that it's been 13 years since the highly rewatchable medical series Scrubs came to an end. Though we're over a decade removed from that final installment, the show remains a favorite among fans -- including myself -- and has even enticed newcomers. Naturally, many would like to see a continuation of sorts. With reboots and reunions on the rise in the TV sphere, it’s hard not to wonder if the beloved comedy could get that treatment. Well, according to creator Bill Lawrence, it’s really only a matter of time.
The workplace comedy ran for a total of nine seasons, with the show airing the first seven on NBC before it was canceled. The show was ultimately saved, however, when ABC opted to pick it up. While the Scrubs cast have been plenty busy since the series ended, every once in a while, they do either hang out or, better yet, reunite for fun projects. For instance, a recent Super Bowl commercial featuring John Travolta saw series alums (and real-life good friends) Zach Braff and Donald Faison team up. Bill Lawrence spoke to the closeness of the cast during an interview with Variety and joked about how that would relate to a potential reunion:
