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Source:  Variety
According to Variety writer Josh Bycel will be joining ABC's Scrubs as an executive producer.

He will be a showrunner with creator Bill Lawrence (will also have his hands full with his new show Cougar Town).

In this new season the show will move out of the hospital and into medical school. It is here that Donald Faison's Turk and John C. McGinley's Dr. Cox will be instructors.

Zach Braff will also be back next season for no less than six episodes. Other cast members may also make appearances but most of the cast members will be new faces.

Bycel has also written for Psych and American Dad!.

ABC has picked up 18 episodes of Scrubs for next year.


2 Comments


July 8th, 2009 12:30pm
Couldn't agree with you more! Please end it Lawrence!
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July 8th, 2009 7:43am
END THIS SHOW.

The season finale was one of the most emotional episodes of TV I've seen, not only for this show, but on TV period. It was the perfect ending, and the creators are only digging the grave deeper if they continue on.

The show has always been one of the best on TV. Even the "bad" episodes are still entertaining to say the least. It's common sense to end it now that all the characters' stories have been told, and we don't care about the interns.

Lawrence needs to create another show. This one's done.
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