
D. He also directed original episodes and films including Garden State and A Good Person.
In 2026 he returned as star, executive producer, and pilot director of ABC's Scrubs continuation, with another season scheduled for September.

Faison played surgeon Turk throughout all nine original seasons. Clueless and Remember the Titans preceded the role; later work includes The Exes, Emergence, Extended Family, voice acting, and the podcast Fake Doctors, Real Friends.
He returned as a star and executive producer of ABC's 2026 continuation.

Chalke played physician Elliot through the original run after portraying Becky on Roseanne. Later she voiced Beth on Rick and Morty and starred in How I Met Your Mother and Firefly Lane.
She returned as star and executive producer of the 2026 Scrubs continuation, while continuing voice and film work.

McGinley portrayed demanding mentor Perry Cox across all nine seasons. His extensive film résumé includes Platoon, Wall Street, Point Break, and Office Space.
Later he starred in Ground Floor, Stan Against Evil, and Benched and returned as a guest in the 2026 continuation, according to ABC's official announcement.

Reyes played nurse Carla through season 8, grounding the ensemble in practical clinical experience.
Later she starred in Devious Maids and Claws, appeared in Smile and Birth/Rebirth, and joined High Potential. ABC announced her as a guest in the 2026 continuation, restoring Carla to the Sacred Heart world.

Flynn played the unnamed Janitor as a regular through season 8 and guest in season 9. He later led nine seasons of The Middle and appeared in Abby's and Shrinking.
His improvisational background, voice work, and deadpan ensemble roles have kept his post-Scrubs comedy career varied.

Jenkins portrayed hospital administrator Bob Kelso throughout the original series. His earlier character work included Matewan, Courage Under Fire, and guest television.
After Scrubs he recurred on Cougar Town and appeared in All the Way and A Series of Unfortunate Events, continuing roles that balance authority and comedy.

Miller recurred from season 1 as Jordan and became an essential extended-family presence. The Drew Carey Show preceded the role.
Later she starred in Cougar Town and Shrinking, supervised music for multiple Bill Lawrence series, and continued producing, joining performance with influential soundtrack curation.

Wright played nurse Laverne through season 6, then returned as the similar but distinct Shirley in later episodes.
Her wider television work includes Days of Our Lives, Suits, and Tyler Perry's Young Dylan. Film, daytime drama, and guest-comedy roles have sustained a career beyond Sacred Heart.

Maschio recurred across all nine seasons as surgeon Todd Quinlan. After Scrubs he appeared in Cougar Town, Men at Work, and guest comedy while developing business and real-estate work publicly.
His acting résumé is selective, so this slide stays with documented professional activity rather than private-life inference.

Lloyd played anxious hospital lawyer Ted from season 1 through season 8 and returned in season 9.
He also performed with the a cappella group The Blanks and appeared in Cougar Town, Desperate Housewives, and other comedies. Lloyd died in 2020; his music and screen work are respectfully remembered.

Coupe joined in season 8 as intern Denise and became a regular in season 9. She later starred in Happy Endings, Benched, Future Man, and Pivoting and appeared in Upload.
Her post-Scrubs career moved quickly from clinical deadpan into ensemble comedy and science fiction.

Franco joined season 9 as entitled medical student Cole. He later appeared in 21 Jump Street, Neighbors, Now You See Me, The Disaster Artist, and Together and directed The Rental and Somebody I Used to Know.
His career expanded from comic supporting roles into writing, directing, and producing.

Graham joined season 4 as psychiatrist Molly Clock, a guest mentor whose upbeat style challenged Cox. Boogie Nights and Austin Powers preceded the role.
Later credits include The Hangover, Flaked, Bliss, The Last Son, and Chosen Family, which she wrote, directed, and starred in.

Banks recurred from season 5 through season 8 as urologist Kim Briggs. She later expanded from acting in The Hunger Games and Mrs.
America to directing Pitch Perfect 2, Charlie's Angels, and Cocaine Bear and producing through Brownstone. Her career now spans studio comedy, drama, and franchise production.







































































































































































































































































































































































































































































