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Florence Pugh defends her past relationship with Zach Braff amid online abuse and explains her decision to stop discussing her personal life publicly, highlighting the toxicity of social media comments and her commitment to standing up for loved ones.
ABC has ordered a revival of the popular 'Scrubs' series, set to premiere in the 2025-26 season, with original stars Zach Braff, Donald Faison, and Sarah Chalke returning and serving as executive producers, reuniting the cast and creators for a new chapter of the medical comedy.
ABC has ordered a reboot of the popular series 'Scrubs,' with original stars Zach Braff, Donald Faison, and Sarah Chalke returning in their roles, and the show will explore the ongoing bromance of JD and Turk at Sacred Heart Hospital, blending nostalgia with new elements.
ABC has ordered a straight-to-series reboot of the beloved hospital comedy 'Scrubs' for the 2025-2026 season, with original stars Zach Braff, Donald Faison, and Sarah Chalke returning, along with more cast members expected to join. The new series will follow the characters JD and Turk as they navigate changes in medicine and their bromance at Sacred Heart Hospital.
A reboot of the popular sitcom 'Scrubs' is in early development at ABC, with series creator Bill Lawrence aiming to bring back the original cast, including Zach Braff and Donald Faison. Despite Lawrence's deal with Warner Bros TV, the reboot is considered a separate project, allowing collaboration with 20th Television at ABC. The original show, which aired on NBC and ABC, was a critical success, earning 17 Emmy nominations. The reboot follows a trend of reviving hit network sitcoms, similar to 'The Office' spin-off 'The Paper.'
ABC is developing a reboot of the popular hospital comedy 'Scrubs,' with original series creator Bill Lawrence attached to the project. Although Lawrence has a deal with Warner Bros. TV, an exception has been made for him to work on the reboot, though he won't be the showrunner. The original series, which aired from 2001 to 2010, featured actors like Zach Braff and Donald Faison, who currently host a recap podcast about the show. No cast or crew deals have been finalized for the reboot yet.
The long-rumored reboot of the medical comedy series 'Scrubs' is moving forward at ABC, with series creator Bill Lawrence officially on board. The reboot will be developed by 20th Television, following negotiations to allow Lawrence to work on the project despite his exclusive deal with Warner Bros TV. Talks are underway to bring back original cast members, including Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke, and Donald Faison, while Judy Reyes' participation remains uncertain. The new series is envisioned as a hybrid revival and reboot, introducing new characters alongside the original ones.
A reboot of the popular sitcom 'Scrubs' is in early development at ABC, with original creator Bill Lawrence involved in the project. The new iteration is being developed through 20th Television, although Lawrence will not serve as showrunner if it proceeds to series. The original 'Scrubs' aired from 2001 to 2010, gaining a strong fanbase and critical acclaim. While no cast members are currently attached, Zach Braff has expressed interest in returning. Lawrence is known for other successful shows like 'Ted Lasso' and 'Cougar Town.'
Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke, John C. McGinley, and Christa Miller, stars of the medical sitcom Scrubs, reunited for a pizza party, sharing the moment on social media. The reunion photo also included The Talk host Amanda Kloots, and series creator Bill Lawrence humorously commented on the post. While Donald Faison was not present, he recently reunited with Braff in commercials for T-Mobile.
Jason Momoa will join Zach Braff and Donald Faison in a T-Mobile Super Bowl ad, showcasing his comedic side by dancing to "Flashdance... What a Feeling" and meeting Jennifer Beals. The ad aims to stand out by building on a familiar theme and bringing new energy to the project. Planning for the shoot started last fall, and the trio's concept was well-received by T-Mobile executives.
Florence Pugh revealed on The Tonight Show that she suggested cutting off her hair for her role in Zach Braff's A Good Person, which was initially met with resistance from the crew. However, Pugh insisted, and they eventually figured out how to shoot the film. Pugh found the experience liberating and said it helped her unlock her character. She also shared a personal connection to the scene, recalling impulsive moments from her teenage years. A Good Person is currently playing in theaters.
Zach Braff's latest film "A Good Person" attempts to subvert the Manic Pixie Dream Girl trope he helped create with "Garden State," but instead creates a new narrow depiction of on-screen womanhood. Florence Pugh's character is defined solely by her problems and depression, and her journey to healing is filled with cliches and pain. Despite this, the film still can't shake Braff's MPDG obsessions, and by the end, the character recaptures some of the whimsy she cast off before.
Zach Braff was seen with producer Jenna Sarkin after a private screening of his new movie A Good Person, fueling dating rumors. Braff split from ex-girlfriend Florence Pugh seven months ago after nearly three years together. Sarkin, who is Braff's manager, served as a producer on the 2022 romantic comedy with a sci-fi twist Moonshot. A Good Person, which Braff wrote, directed, and produced, is about a woman named Allison (Pugh), whose life falls apart following her involvement in a fatal accident. Pugh recently praised working with Braff and hasn't ruled out doing it again despite their breakup.
Director Zach Braff reveals how he pushed Morgan Freeman to deliver one of his best performances in years in their latest film, A Good Person, which also stars Florence Pugh. Braff wrote the film during the COVID pandemic and dedicated it to his friend who battled depression and took his own life. The film follows the story of two recovering addicts who share a tragic backstory and a desire to heal. Freeman, who suffers from fibromyalgia, was committed to the role despite the demanding production schedule and Braff's push to go deeper in their scenes together.
Florence Pugh stars in Zach Braff's "A Good Person" as a young woman dealing with PTSD and a dependency on pills after a tragic accident. The film follows the typical addiction-melodrama stations of the cross, with Pugh delivering a committed performance. However, the movie itself is a mash note to Pugh's talents, with a self-aggrandizing and ludicrous climax.