As any good revival of a beloved TV show needs to do, Scrubs has had to adjust to the changing times since the original series ended in 2010. Naturally most of this revolves around the inner workings of a hospital, and the episode “My Rom-Com,” which aired earlier this month on the 2026 TV schedule, provided an example of how far technology has come by having Donald Faison’s Turk acquire a surgical robot for Sacred Heart. I was curious about what TV magic went into pulling off the robot for Scrubs, so I asked actress Amanda Morrow about it on behalf of CinemaBlend.
Morrow stars in the Scrubs revival as Dashana Trainor, one of the two main surgical interns, the other being Layla Mohammadi's Amara Hadi, working under Turk. Dashana was definitely more excited to work with the surgical robot, so when I spoke with Morrow alongside Blake Lewis actor David Gridley (who was with Zach Braff when the revival got greenlighted), I asked her what she and the other actors were actually working with on set. She told me:
